A Novel Surface Defect Detection Method for Carbon Fiber Composite Plates Based on Super-Resolution Reconstruction and U-Net Network
Yixiong Feng , Peiyan Pan , Qi Kong , Bingtao Hu , Zhenghao Sun , Junliang Wang , Jianrong Tan
Engineering ›› : 202509033
Rapid and accurate detection of surface defects has become critical with the increasing demand for highly reliable carbon-fiber composite plates (CFCPs) in advanced manufacturing. This study proposes a dual-stage enhancement framework to detect subtle defects in CFCPs, addressing the limitations of conventional down-sampling and feature-extraction methods, especially when samples are limited and defects are subtle. The framework highlights the critical role of expert knowledge in defect detection and allows effective parameter transfer between a task-specific super-resolution reconstruction module and a residual, multiscale fusion semantic segmentation network. Experiments on a digital-radiography CFCPs data set demonstrate that this method markedly amplifies weak defect signatures and pinpoints their locations with high fidelity. The findings exhibit significant gains in precision, recall, F1-score, and mean intersection-over-Union relative to U-Net, SegNet, and other baselines. In small-sample conditions, the proposed model nearly doubles the performance of the canonical U-Net. This framework offers a broadly applicable solution for automated micro-scale defect inspection across composite-material systems and other advanced-manufacturing contexts.
Carbon fiber composite plates / Defect detection / Super-resolution reconstruction / Residual learning / Semantic-segmentation / Digital radiography
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