Bragg Institute

Specifications

Instrument location: neutron-guide hall, thermal beam TG1

Monochromator

  • Vertically focussing Ge 115
  •  Δd/d > ~ 2 x 10-3 

Collimators

  • Oscillating tertiary collimator reduces critial diameter to 50 mm
  • Must be used with most sample environments
  • Increases minimum 2θ from 10° to 15°
  • Optional secondary collimation

Sample area

  • smallest sample weight ~10mg
  • typical sample size 10mm3 (restricted due to focusing elements)
  • 1s acquisition for 10mm3 (17min for 1mm3) in one shot irreversible experiments
  • 30µs acquisition in stroboscopic mode (reversible experiments)

Detector

Continuous detector bank of 160° to Continuous bank 120° x 200 mm high in 0.125° 

Sample environments available

Ancillary

Performance

Quantity

Cryofurnace-pooled for general use

6K - 800K

3

Cryostat


1.8K-300K

1

Controlled Gas Furnace

100C-1100C

1

Vacuum Furnace

100C-1800C

1

BST uniaxial rig

200kN

1

Vertical Field Cryomagnet / CCR

B= 7.4T T=10K-300K

1

Gas Mixer / Controller

 

1

Sample Changer-Powders

 

1

Eulerian Cradles

 

2

 

 

Interactive Wombat diffractometer resolution simulator.

Relative intensities shown only. Simulation gives output similar to that obtained using the oscillating collimator in standard operation and without monochromator focussing. Use of the variable vertically focussing monochromator allows up to a two-fold increase in flux