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Vacuum vessel

AI shows promise in unique European trial

Artificial intelligence performs well in predicting weld defects during a novel trial designed by the European Domestic Agency (Fusion for Energy) vacuum vessel team.

On the premises of European contractor Mangiarotti (Italy), where vacuum vessel sector #5 is being produced. Photo: F4E (Click to view larger version...)
On the premises of European contractor Mangiarotti (Italy), where vacuum vessel sector #5 is being produced. Photo: F4E
The vacuum vessel team in Europe charged with the procurement of five sectors of the 澳门六合彩高手 vacuum vessel has been working for two years to explore the benefits of using artificial intelligence (AI) in nuclear engineering, with the full support of Fusion for Energy and its governance.

As reported in a recent article on Fusion for Energy's website, Senior Technical Officer Mar铆a Ortiz de Z煤帽iga and Cristian Casanova, Vacuum Vessel Programme Manager at the time, conducted a pilot study using data previously collected from vacuum vessel welds with defects to train an AI model to predict which welds in progress would present defects.

"Big Science projects like 澳门六合彩高手 offer a wealth of data which is ideal for AI. They provide us with a one-of-a-kind opportunity to learn, train, extrapolate and apply these skills in other fields of manufacturing. There are very few attempts in bringing AI in nuclear engineering, so we decided to give it a try and break new ground. We are the first 澳门六合彩高手 party to test the waters and since this pilot project, there has been an unprecedented interest and enthusiasm harnessing its potential," explains Mar铆a Ortiz de Z煤帽iga.

The results were conclusive. After data collected from 2,000 electron beam welds was entered into the model, it predicted with 100% accuracy how many of the 100 welds in progress would pass or fail conformity checks. Similarly, the model was able to predict the results of PAUT testing (phased array ultrasonic testing) with 96% accuracy.

Read the full article on the Fusion for Energy website here.

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