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Abstract Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) is a new technique for industrial imaging that can be used to visualize the runtime changes of impedance entire along a pipeline to measure the industrial continuous processes of flow velocity profile distribution. This thesis presents a full three-dimensional (3D) pipeline sensing strategy that considers the 3D nature of the EIT sensing field. The proposed strategy includes a new 3D sensing system and an implementation of the fast-forward solver using Finite Element Modelling (FEM). In this work, we have two different techniques of image reconstruction inverse solver. The implementation of the onestep Gauss-Newton solver reconstruction inverse solution algorithm is introduced first, and then the implementation of the Graz consensus reconstruction algorithm for the EIT (GREIT) solver reconstruction inverse solution algorithm is introduced. A comparative analysis is applied by using these algorithms for image reconstruction. The evaluation of the results of both techniques is introduced also. An application of correlation coefficient function R and the structure deviation function structural similarity index metric (SSIM (X, Y)) are chosen to evaluate the image quality under different signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) values. The reconstructed centred images obtained by the EIT system for the object moves from the upstream sensing section to the downstream sensing section on the surface of the pipeline are also introduced. By extracting and analyzing impedance information for industrial properties, this study aims to make this tool an additional method with high sensitivity and specificity for industrial processes. this study aims to improve the 3D resolution of tomograms used in EIT pipeline imaging as well as dynamic flow visualization and velocimetry measurements.the techniques of measurement of pipeline multiphase flows are dealt with and thus, better processing guidance. |