Multi-view radiation imaging: new opportunities of testing the internal structure of solid propellant propulsion systems
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Abstract
This research is dedicated to one of the most complicated types of NDT, i.e. the position determination of structural components in model and full-scale propulsion systems. The X-ray imaging systems are a single source of information on the coordinates of a surface under conditions of test firings. A novel technique for reconstruction of 3D coordinates using both data on a rotation angle of a propulsion system and elements of differential geometry was presented. The technique has been confirmed by the findings of theoretical, numerical and full-scale simulations. For the user of radioscopic systems, these studies will render assistance in simulating results for propulsion systems of various designs when selecting the system parameters and X-ray geometry.
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OpenAlex topics: Nuclear Physics and Applications · Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications · Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies
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