• Acta Optica Sinica
  • Vol. 44, Issue 22, 2211003 (2024)
Meina Zhan1,2, Song Ni1, Haijun Yu1,2, Haixia Xie1,2..., Fenglin Liu1,2 and Hui Tan1,2,*|Show fewer author(s)
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  • 1Industrial CT Non-Destructive Testing Engineering Research Center, Ministry of Education, Chongqing University, Chongqing 400044, China
  • 2Key Laboratory of Optoelectronic Technology & Systems, Ministry of Education, Chongqing University, Chongqing 400044, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/AOS241179 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Meina Zhan, Song Ni, Haijun Yu, Haixia Xie, Fenglin Liu, Hui Tan. Local Accelerator CT Testing of Large-Diameter Rotary Part Shells[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2024, 44(22): 2211003 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic diagrams of mL-STCT geometric models. (a) Three-dimensional geometric model; (b) two-dimensional geometric model
    Fig. 1. Schematic diagrams of mL-STCT geometric models. (a) Three-dimensional geometric model; (b) two-dimensional geometric model
    Two-dimensional geometric model under new coordinate system
    Fig. 2. Two-dimensional geometric model under new coordinate system
    Projection data distributions of mL-STCT. (a) Single scanning; (b) discontinuous projection; (c) continuous projection
    Fig. 3. Projection data distributions of mL-STCT. (a) Single scanning; (b) discontinuous projection; (c) continuous projection
    Simulation phantom and local magnification image. (a) Simulation phantom; (b) local magnification image
    Fig. 4. Simulation phantom and local magnification image. (a) Simulation phantom; (b) local magnification image
    Reconstruction results of different projection data distributions. (a)‒(d) Reconstruction results of case1; (e)‒(h) reconstruction results of case2; (i)‒(l) reconstruction results of case3
    Fig. 5. Reconstruction results of different projection data distributions. (a)‒(d) Reconstruction results of case1; (e)‒(h) reconstruction results of case2; (i)‒(l) reconstruction results of case3
    Magnified ROIs in Fig. 5. (a)‒(d) case1; (e)‒(h) case2; (i)‒(l) case3
    Fig. 6. Magnified ROIs in Fig. 5. (a)‒(d) case1; (e)‒(h) case2; (i)‒(l) case3
    Reconstruction results of different imaging methods. (a) Phantom; (b)‒(e) reconstruction results; (f)‒(j) magnified ROIs in Figs. 7(a)‒(e)
    Fig. 7. Reconstruction results of different imaging methods. (a) Phantom; (b)‒(e) reconstruction results; (f)‒(j) magnified ROIs in Figs. 7(a)‒(e)
    Profiles along the 26th and 44th rows of reconstruction images of different imaging methods. (a) Profiles along the 26th row; (b) profiles along the 44th row
    Fig. 8. Profiles along the 26th and 44th rows of reconstruction images of different imaging methods. (a) Profiles along the 26th row; (b) profiles along the 44th row
    Projection data distributions of different imaging methods. (a) mL-STCT; (b) TCT
    Fig. 9. Projection data distributions of different imaging methods. (a) mL-STCT; (b) TCT
    Experimental system of mL-STCT
    Fig. 10. Experimental system of mL-STCT
    Reconstruction results of mL-STCT for different scanning times. (a)‒(d) Reconstruction results; (e)‒(h) magnified ROIs in Figs. 11(a)‒(d)
    Fig. 11. Reconstruction results of mL-STCT for different scanning times. (a)‒(d) Reconstruction results; (e)‒(h) magnified ROIs in Figs. 11(a)‒(d)
    Reconstruction results of different imaging methods. (a)‒(d) Reconstruction results; (e)‒(h) magnified ROIs in Figs. 12(a)‒(d)
    Fig. 12. Reconstruction results of different imaging methods. (a)‒(d) Reconstruction results; (e)‒(h) magnified ROIs in Figs. 12(a)‒(d)
    Scanning schematic and reconstruction result of resolution test card. (a) Scanning schematic; (b) reconstruction result
    Fig. 13. Scanning schematic and reconstruction result of resolution test card. (a) Scanning schematic; (b) reconstruction result
    Reconstruction results of strip defects of different widths. (a) Width is 0.6 mm; (b) width is 1.2 mm; (c) width is 2 mm
    Fig. 14. Reconstruction results of strip defects of different widths. (a) Width is 0.6 mm; (b) width is 1.2 mm; (c) width is 2 mm
    ParameterValue
    Distance from source to object l /mm1493
    Distance from detector to object h /mm764
    Model radius R /mm700
    Source translation distance 2s /mm800
    Detector array number2048
    Detector pixel size /mm0.2
    Number of scans T5
    Critical rotation angle per scan θC /(°)0, 25.8, -27.4, 44.5, -49.8
    Offset distance per scan Dt /mm700, 630.2, 621.5, 499.3, 451.8
    Field of view /mm138.4
    Table 1. Parameters of simulation
    t12345
    case1035.8-37.464.5-69.8
    case2030.8-32.454.5-59.8
    case3025.8-27.444.5-49.8
    Table 2. Rotation angle of object per scan under different projection distributions
    TRMSE of case1IFC of case1SSIM of case1RMSE of case2IFC of case2SSIM of case2RMSE of case3IFC of case3SSIM of case3
    20.86041.41130.66020.85561.44210.66890.85171.53840.7028
    30.82641.49360.64980.83231.62080.66410.83361.83020.7267
    40.82251.54300.65720.82731.69170.67270.82791.95600.7378
    50.81571.68080.68320.82691.87330.69940.82512.19150.7568
    Table 3. Reconstruction image indexes under different projection distributions
    MethodL-STCTTCTmL-STCT(T=3)mL-STCT(T=5)
    RMSE0.90460.83620.87310.8251
    IFC1.37011.74551.41902.1915
    SSIM0.68250.72430.65020.7568
    Table 4. Reconstruction image indexes of different imaging methods
    ParameterSimulated physical scanning experiment valueSimulated parameter value
    Distance from source to object l /mm1961493
    Distance from detector to object h /mm107764
    Sample radius R /mm86.3700
    Source translation distance 2s /mm98.6800
    Detector array number3982048
    Detector pixel size /mm0.1270.200
    Number of scans T55
    Critical rotation angle per scan θC /(°)0, 25.8, -27.4, 44.5, -49.80, 25.8, -27.4, 44.5, -49.8
    Offset distance per scan Dt /mm80, 72, 71, 57, 51.6700, 630.2, 621.5, 499.3, 451.8
    Field of view /mm15.5138.4
    Tube voltage /kV100
    Tube current /μA100
    Table 5. Parameters of simulated physical scanning experiment