• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 53, Issue 6, 20240047 (2024)
Baoyuan DENG1, Yunze HE1, Hongjin WANG1, Qun DENG2, and Yaonan WANG1
Author Affiliations
  • 1College of Electrical and Information Engineering, Hunan University, Changsha 410082, China
  • 2College of Electrical and Information Engineering, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou 310023, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/IRLA20240047 Cite this Article
    Baoyuan DENG, Yunze HE, Hongjin WANG, Qun DENG, Yaonan WANG. Monocular dynamic 3D active thermography based on joint laser scanning thermography[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2024, 53(6): 20240047 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic diagram of monocular dynamic 3D active thermography system configuration
    Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of monocular dynamic 3D active thermography system configuration
    (a) Scanning thermogram sequence;(b) Calibration images, position of laser in visual image and infrared thermal image;(c) Position map; (d) Algorithm flow chart of monocular dynamic 3D active thermography algorithm;(e) 3D Reconstruction; (f) Temporal alignment data;(g) 3D shape registered with aligned surface temperature series
    Fig. 2. (a) Scanning thermogram sequence;(b) Calibration images, position of laser in visual image and infrared thermal image;(c) Position map; (d) Algorithm flow chart of monocular dynamic 3D active thermography algorithm;(e) 3D Reconstruction; (f) Temporal alignment data;(g) 3D shape registered with aligned surface temperature series
    Monocular dynamic 3D active thermography experimental system
    Fig. 3. Monocular dynamic 3D active thermography experimental system
    (a) Standard height test block; (b) Temperature images obtained from scanning thermography; (c) Laser line position image; (d) A column of heights obtained through calibration; (e) The three-dimensional contour reconstruction results of monocular dynamic three-dimensional thermal imaging of standard height test blocks; (f) Comparison of height measurement accuracy distribution between monocular dynamic 3D active thermography(D3DAT) and Cognex DS1101; (g) Comparison of height measurement accuracy distribution between monocular dynamic 3D active thermography and Cognex DS1101
    Fig. 4. (a) Standard height test block; (b) Temperature images obtained from scanning thermography; (c) Laser line position image; (d) A column of heights obtained through calibration; (e) The three-dimensional contour reconstruction results of monocular dynamic three-dimensional thermal imaging of standard height test blocks; (f) Comparison of height measurement accuracy distribution between monocular dynamic 3D active thermography(D3DAT) and Cognex DS1101; (g) Comparison of height measurement accuracy distribution between monocular dynamic 3D active thermography and Cognex DS1101
    (a1) Real time display of the 1000 th frame scanned; (a2) 1300 th frame; (a3) 1700 th; (b1) Time series reconstruction results at laser excitation; (b2) 30 frames later; (b3) 70 frames later; (c1) TSR detection results; (c2) FFT amplitude; (c3) FFT phase; (c4) NMF; (c5) PCA; (c6) RPHF
    Fig. 5. (a1) Real time display of the 1000 th frame scanned; (a2) 1300 th frame; (a3) 1700 th; (b1) Time series reconstruction results at laser excitation; (b2) 30 frames later; (b3) 70 frames later; (c1) TSR detection results; (c2) FFT amplitude; (c3) FFT phase; (c4) NMF; (c5) PCA; (c6) RPHF
    MethodRefs[9, 1416]Refs[17]Proposed
    Camera211
    Excitation221
    CalibrationTwiceTwiceTwice
    CaptureTwiceTwiceOnce
    RegistrationFeature-basedFeature-basedModel-based
    Heat sourceVariousVariousLaser only
    Table 1. Comparison with current 3D active thermography
    Baoyuan DENG, Yunze HE, Hongjin WANG, Qun DENG, Yaonan WANG. Monocular dynamic 3D active thermography based on joint laser scanning thermography[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2024, 53(6): 20240047
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