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    Ancillary Equipment

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    This document lists various ancillary equipment available at LANL for conducting materials science experiments, including specifications and compatibility with different beamlines. It includes high magnetic field magnets, furnaces, stress rigs, high pressure cells, cryogenic systems, load frames, rheometers, and more. The equipment ranges in temperature and pressure capacities, and many are compatible with multiple neutron scattering beamlines like HIPPO, SPEAR, and SMARTS. Contact information is provided for relevant instrument scientists.

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    This document lists various ancillary equipment available at LANL for conducting materials science experiments, including specifications and compatibility with different beamlines. It includes high magnetic field magnets, furnaces, stress rigs, high pressure cells, cryogenic systems, load frames, rheometers, and more. The equipment ranges in temperature and pressure capacities, and many are compatible with multiple neutron scattering beamlines like HIPPO, SPEAR, and SMARTS. Contact information is provided for relevant instrument scientists.

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    This document lists various ancillary equipment available at LANL for conducting materials science experiments, including specifications and compatibility with different beamlines. It includes high magnetic field magnets, furnaces, stress rigs, high pressure cells, cryogenic systems, load frames, rheometers, and more. The equipment ranges in temperature and pressure capacities, and many are compatible with multiple neutron scattering beamlines like HIPPO, SPEAR, and SMARTS. Contact information is provided for relevant instrument scientists.

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    Ancillary Equipment

    Flight Path Instrument


    Equipment Specifications Compatibility Scientist
    11 – Asterix
    Ambient – 1.6 Kelvin Mike Fitzsimmons
    11 Tesla Magnet 16 – Pharos
    0 – 11 Tesla fitz@lanl.gov
    (8 Tesla)
    01 – NPDF
    Furnace Ambient –1200°C (V) Sven Vogel
    Ambient –1600°C (Nb) 04 – HIPPO
    sven@lanl.gov
    16 – Pharos
    CRATES Sven Vogel
    (stress rig) 0 – 10 KN 04 – HIPPO
    sven@lanl.gv
    Darrick Williams
    Fluid High Pressure Cell 0 – 20 Kbars 04 – HIPPO
    darrick@lanl.gov
    TAP-98 Yusheng Zhao
    (high pressure) 0 – 20 GPa 04 – HIPPO
    yzhao@lanl.gov
    TAPLUS 2000 Loading capacity Yusheng Zhao
    (high pressure) 2000 tons yzhao@lanl.gov

    Oxford Cryogenics Paul Langan


    80 K – Ambient 15 – PCS
    System langan_paul@lanl.gov
    Don Brown
    SMARTS Load Frame 0 – 250 KN 02 – SMARTS
    dbrown@lanl.gov
    SMARTS Furnace with Don Brown
    Load Frame 0 – 1500°C 02 – SMARTS
    dbrown@lanl.gov
    Don Brown
    SMARTS Furnace 0 – 1800°C 02 – SMARTS
    dbrown@lanl.gov
    Don Brown
    SMARTS Cryogenics 200 K – Ambient 02 – SMARTS
    dbrown@lanl.gov
    Surface pressure
    & subphase temp. 09 – SPEAR Jarek Majewski
    Langmuir Trough
    control jarek@lanl.gov

    in situ electrochemical
    Electrochemical study of solid/liquid Jarek Majewski
    09 – SPEAR
    Cell interface jarek@lanl.gov

    Stroboscopic Neutron Steady state shear up


    09 – SPEAR
    Rheometer to 200 Nm torque Rex Hjelm
    10 – LQD hjelm@lanl.gov
    4.2 – 330 K
    6.0 Usable in most Frans Trouw
    Displex 6.0 –– 330
    330 K
    K
    13.0 – 330 K flight paths trouw@lanl.gov
    13.0 330 K
    Usable in most Frans Trouw
    Furnace Stick 300–800 K
    flight paths trouw@lanl.gov
    Usable in most Frans Trouw
    ILL Cryostat 15–300 K
    flight paths trouw@lanl.gov

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