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Yukinobu ABE, Kaori FUKUZAWA2006 Volume 26 Issue 101 Pages 123
Published: April 01, 2006
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Akifumi KATO, Kaori FUKUZAWA, Yuji MOCHIZUKI, Shinji AMARI, Tatsuya NA ...2006 Volume 26 Issue 101 Pages 124-129_1
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Susumu HANDA, Ken-ichiro TSUDA, Takashi IKEDA, Yoshiaki TSUWA2006 Volume 26 Issue 101 Pages 130-134_1
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Tetsuro MIYAMOTO, Mami HAKARI2006 Volume 26 Issue 101 Pages 135-139_1
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Numerical Analysis of Blood Flow in Micro-Circulation and its Visualization by Ray-Tracing TechniqueNobuatsu TANAKA, Yujiro HAYAKAWA, Tatsuo TAKANO2006 Volume 26 Issue 101 Pages 140-145_1
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"Meaning of Actioforma Multidimensional Images, from Electronic Density to Clinical Applications"Eiji TAKAOKI2006 Volume 26 Issue 101 Pages 146-153_1
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"If It Can Be Seen, It Can Be Improved"David SCOTT2006 Volume 26 Issue 101 Pages 154-157
Published: April 01, 2006
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSOur modern standard of living depends strongly on the industrial process industry. The raw materials used to make consumer products are produced in complicated chemical reactions that are difficult to control. In order to increase efficiency and reduce waste, new process control schemes are needed. In recent years tomographic methods have been developed to see inside industrial chemical processes. The sensing mechanisms used in process tomography include electrical measurements (current, capacitance, or inductance) and absorption of various forms of energy. This data can be reconstructed to form cross-sectional images of the material in the process vessel, as demonstrated in three examples: Optical tomography is used to monitor the fuel spray pattern in internal combustion engines and to develop more efficient designs. Electrical resistance tomography has been used to study polymerization of nylon and to provide environmental monitoring at liquid storage facilities. These examples show that process tomography can help industry to protect the environment.View full abstractDownload PDF (1988K)
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