Oil and gas pipelines serve as critical global energy infrastructure, where structural integrity is paramount for ensuring energy security and preventing catastrophic accidents. However, in-service pipelines operating in harsh environments present significant challenges for non-destructive testing due to severely constrained inspection spaces. Limited-angle computed tomography (CT) has emerged as a useful method for detecting pipeline defects, but incomplete projection data leads to severe reconstruction artifacts when using conventional algorithms, substantially compromising defect detection accuracy. While unsupervised deep learning methods show promise without requiring paired training data, existing approaches primarily rely on implicit network priors, making it difficult to guarantee geometric fidelity of reconstructed structures. To address this challenge, this study proposes a novel Contour Guided-Deep Radon Prior (CG-DRP) unsupervised reconstruction framework. The key innovation incorporates known geometric contours of pipeline structures as explicit physical constraints deeply integrated into the Deep Radon Prior (DRP) optimization process, achieving optimal fusion of physical prior accuracy and unsupervised learning flexibility. The framework additionally incorporates Convolutional Block Attention Module (CBAM) to enhance feature extraction capabilities. Experimental validation using simulated and real pipeline data under 90°and 120°limited-angle conditions demonstrates that CG-DRP comprehensively outperforms traditional algorithms (FBP, SART, ADMM-TV) and advanced unsupervised methods (DIP, RBP-DIP, DRP). Reconstructed images achieve optimal PSNR and SSIM performance, effectively suppressing artifacts while preserving structural details and minor defects. The research confirms CG-DRP’s robustness and superiority, providing an efficient solution for industrial CT applications in pipeline integrity assessment.
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