Simulation of Radiation Non-Destructive Testing Operations Based on Virtual Reality and the NDE 4.0 Paradigm

The implementation of digital industrial technologies marks a pivotal step towards maximizing automation in production processes, aligning with the principles of Industry 4.0 and the NDE 4.0 paradigms. One key area of focus is the modeling of radiation non-destructive evaluation operations within a virtual reality framework. This innovative approach allows for the creation and software application of simulators specifically designed for non-destructive testing of various materials and products. In this context, a complex multi-component digital twin of radiographic image is proposed. The digital twin serves as a comprehensive virtual model that mirrors the characteristics and behaviors of its physical counterpart. The images are generated using discrete modeling techniques that utilize both fundamental physical principles and empirical data provided by manufacturers. This dual approach ensures that the resulting radiographic images closely resemble those produced during actual X-ray inspections. One of the spatial factors that affects image sharpness and quality of inspection is also included in the model. By utilizing virtual reality and digital twin technologies, radiation non-destructive testing training becomes more efficient and better aligned with the automation goals of contemporary industrial practices.

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2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.1109/smartindustrycon65166.2025.10986042
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Simulation of Radiation Non-Destructive Testing Operations Based on Virtual Reality and the NDE 4.0 Paradigm

V. S. Kuvshinnikov, Е. Е. Ковшов
Technology Assessment and Management
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Simulation of Radiation Non-Destructive Testing Operations Based on Virtual Reality and the NDE 4.0 Paradigm

V. S. Kuvshinnikov, Е. Е. Ковшов
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Abstract

The implementation of digital industrial technologies marks a pivotal step towards maximizing automation in production processes, aligning with the principles of Industry 4.0 and the NDE 4.0 paradigms. One key area of focus is the modeling of radiation non-destructive evaluation operations within a virtual reality framework. This innovative approach allows for the creation and software application of simulators specifically designed for non-destructive testing of various materials and products. In this context, a complex multi-component digital twin of radiographic image is proposed. The digital twin serves as a comprehensive virtual model that mirrors the characteristics and behaviors of its physical counterpart. The images are generated using discrete modeling techniques that utilize both fundamental physical principles and empirical data provided by manufacturers. This dual approach ensures that the resulting radiographic images closely resemble those produced during actual X-ray inspections. One of the spatial factors that affects image sharpness and quality of inspection is also included in the model. By utilizing virtual reality and digital twin technologies, radiation non-destructive testing training becomes more efficient and better aligned with the automation goals of contemporary industrial practices.

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