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Title: X-ray Tomographic System Behavior Prediction Based on a Mathematical Model
Authors: Baus, S. S.
Redko, Lyudmila Anatolevna
Yanushevskaya, Marina Nikolaevna
Keywords: рентгеновские системы; математические модели; рентгеновские излучения; оптические системы; рентгеновские томографы; математическая статистика; регрессионные модели
Issue Date: 2017
Publisher: IOP Publishing
Citation: Baus S. S. X-ray Tomographic System Behavior Prediction Based on a Mathematical Model / S. S. Baus, L. A. Redko, M. N. Yanushevskaya // IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering. — 2017. — Vol. 189 : Modern Technologies for Non-Destructive Testing : 5th International Conference, 3–8 October 2016, Tomsk, Russian Federation : [proceedings]. — [012016, 6 p.].
Abstract: There appear certain challenges in defining the dependence of the X-ray radiation intensity change in passing through the material (as fixed by the detector) conditioned by various parameters of an X-ray optical system while designing new modifications of X-ray tomographs. At present, this problem is experimentally solved by selection of voltage corresponding parameter values on an X-ray tube with thickness and type of the studied material considered. To reduce the design time and complexity, a mathematical model of parameter behavior is required to characterize the X-ray optical system in the major working range of values. The present paper investigates the X-ray optical system behavior using methods of mathematical statistics. A regression model has been obtained which matches the change of the X-ray intensity value to the intensity in the X-ray tube. The research has defined the further study direction of X -ray optical system parameters.
URI: http://earchive.tpu.ru/handle/11683/38507
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