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27 April 2020 3D damage detection in porous materials via advanced X-ray phase tomography (Conference Presentation)
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Abstract
Porous structures are widely found in natural and engineered material systems. To study the defect initialization and damage evolution in the complex 3D network structures, we explore advanced X-ray phase tomography to provide holistic and high-resolution 3D data. A pipeline of deep learning-based phase retrieval, computer vision, and damage identification algorithms are implemented to extract various types of damage for large volumetric tomography data. We first obtain high-quality phase tomography reconstruction from noisy and insufficient CT acquisition. Based on a hybrid approach using both model-based feature filtering and data-driven machine learning, we then identifies the defects and damaged regions from the background of porous structures. This method is applied to an in-situ X-ray tomography measurement on a natural cellular material; the accurate and comprehensive defects detection reveals insight into 3D damage evolution modes for porous material systems.
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Yunhui Zhu, Ziling Wu, Ting Yang, and Ling Li "3D damage detection in porous materials via advanced X-ray phase tomography (Conference Presentation)", Proc. SPIE 11404, Anomaly Detection and Imaging with X-Rays (ADIX) V, 114040D (27 April 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2558215
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KEYWORDS
Tomography

X-rays

Damage detection

3D acquisition

Computer vision technology

Data modeling

Machine vision

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