A new approach to the fast X-ray computed tomography (XCT) technique was proposed for the transient measurement of multiphase flow where the local phase concentration can be simplified to have binary values such as in a gas bubbling systemLimited projection data from a few view angles around an object were measured/simulated instantaneously for binary image reconstructionAn improved genetic algorithm (GA) incorporated with the prior understanding on the essential physics of the above-mentioned systems was established to solve the ill-posed mathematical problem of the proposed CT technique
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an optimization problemSuch approach was expected to maintain the high spatial resolution of a CT measurement and at the same time to facilitate the high temporal resolution
with much less cost than a conventional medical CT.Numerical simulations were carried out to simulate the physical measurement of gas-liquid bubbling systems by using the established genetic algorithm based fast X-ray computed tomographic method(GA-XCT)A large amount of simulations demonstrated the feasibility and strong capability of the new method in the application of “bubbles” reconstruction using just a few angles of projection dataGA-XCT also showed much better performance than the conventional CT reconstruction algorithm when dealing with the limited data tomographyMeanwhile
the GA based image reconstruction was robust to the noise
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