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Dynamic computed tomography (CT) enables high-speed, in situ material analysis with a novel rotating gantry system. This innovation captures dynamic processes like beer foam collapse and pastry baking with unprecedented temporal resolution below 10 seconds.

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  • Materials Science
  • Engineering
  • Physics

Background:

  • Dynamic computed tomography (CT) is crucial for understanding material evolution and in situ investigations.
  • Recent advancements in laboratory-based micro-CT systems offer temporal resolutions below 10 seconds for dynamic processes.
  • Traditional micro-CT systems face challenges in accommodating complex in situ experiments involving dynamic events.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the innovations and challenges in achieving high-speed, dynamic CT acquisitions.
  • To introduce a novel horizontally rotating gantry-based micro-CT system for complex in situ experiments.
  • To demonstrate the application of this system in capturing dynamic processes with high temporal resolution.

Main Methods:

  • Development of a unique horizontally rotating gantry micro-CT system where the sample remains fixed, and the source/detector rotate.
  • Implementation of uninterrupted acquisitions with a temporal resolution below 10 seconds.
  • Application of the system to study the deformation of beer foam and the in situ baking of pastry.

Main Results:

  • The rotating gantry system successfully accommodated an oven for in situ pastry baking without sample rotation.
  • The system captured the dynamic collapse of beer foam, minimizing convection artifacts from fast rotation.
  • Key parameters like pore size and distribution were quantified for both dynamic processes, aiding in understanding material behavior.

Conclusions:

  • The horizontally rotating gantry micro-CT system enables high-speed, dynamic imaging of complex in situ experiments.
  • This technology advances the study of material evolution, deformation, and processes like baking and foam degradation.
  • The findings highlight progress in adapting micro-CT workflows for dynamic events and suggest future development opportunities.