Calibrated X-ray micro-tomography for mineral ore quantification [PDF]
Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) based assessments are the most widely used and trusted imaging technique for mineral ore quantification. X-ray micro tomography (XMT) is a more recent addition to the mineralogy toolbox, but with the potential to extend the measurement capabilities into the three dimensional (3D) assessment of properties such as ...
Reyes, F +5 more
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Four-dimensional X-ray micro-tomography imaging of dynamic processes in geosciences
The dynamic response of rocks to thermal, hydrodynamical, mechanical, and geochemical solicitations is of fundamental interest in several disciplines of geosciences, including geo-engineering, geophysics, rock physics, hydrology, mineralogy, and ...
Noiriel, Catherine, Renard, François
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X-Ray micro-tomography unveils the internal features of volcanic ash aggregates [PDF]
Volcanic ash aggregation occurs during transport in the atmosphere when individual ash particles collide and stick together. It significantly impacts ash residence time in the atmosphere, with major consequences for hazard assessment and ash dispersal ...
Pietro Gabellini +5 more
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Fixture-abutment connection surface and micro-gap measurements by 3D micro-tomographic technique analysis [PDF]
X-ray micro-tomography (micro-CT) is a miniaturized form of conventional computed axial tomography (CAT) able to investigate small radio-opaque objects at a-few-microns high resolution, in a nondestructive, non-invasive, and tri-dimensional way. Compared
Deborah Meleo +5 more
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Imaging of metastatic lymph nodes by X-ray phase-contrast micro-tomography. [PDF]
Invasive cancer causes a change in density in the affected tissue, which can be visualized by x-ray phase-contrast tomography. However, the diagnostic value of this method has so far not been investigated in detail.
Torben Haugaard Jensen +13 more
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Characterizing analogue caldera collapse with computerized X-ray micro-tomography [PDF]
Analogue models in the past mainly explored caldera collapse structures by documenting 2D model cross-sections. Kinematic aspects and 3D structures of caldera collapse are less well understood, although they are essential to interpret recent field and monitoring data.
Poppe, Sam +5 more
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Optically‐Coupled X‐Ray Computed Laminography System for High‐Speed Inspection of Lithium‐Ion Batteries [PDF]
Conventional X‐ray computed tomography systems for microstructure inspection typically employ a geometrically magnified imaging setup, requiring a micro‐focus X‐ray source to mitigate image blurring caused by a finite focal spot size. However, due to its
Jaeyoung Im +4 more
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Spectral X‐ray computed micro tomography: 3‐dimensional chemical imaging [PDF]
Abstract We present a new approach to 3‐dimensional chemical imaging based on X‐ray computed micro tomography (CT), which enables the analysis of the internal elemental chemistry. The method uses a conventional laboratory‐based CT scanner equipped with a semiconductor detector (CdTe). Based on the X‐ray absorption spectra, elements in
Sittner, J. +9 more
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Characterization of Ancient Marquetry Using Different Non-Destructive Testing Techniques
Non-destructive testing of objects and structures is a valuable tool, especially in cultural heritage where the preservation of the inspected sample is of vital importance.
Henrique Fernandes +7 more
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High-energy X-ray micro-laminography to visualize microstructures in dense planar objects
High-energy X-ray micro-laminography has been developed to observe inner- and near-surface structures in dense planar objects that are not suitable for observation by X-ray micro-tomography. A multilayer-monochromator-based high-intensity X-ray beam with
Masato Hoshino +2 more
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