Unconventional Performance of a Highly Luminous Strain/Stress Scanner for High Resolution Studies

Baek Seok Seong; Vyacheslav T. Em; Pavol Mikula; Jan Šaroun; Mi Hyun Kang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.681.426

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Influence of Grain-Matrix Interaction Intensity and Lattice Rotation Definition on Predicted Residual Stresses and Textures
p.405

Bridging Gaps in Surface Zone Residual Stress Analysis Using Complementary Probes for Strain Depth Profiling
p.411

DECcalc - A Program for the Calculation of Diffraction Elastic Constants from Single Crystal Coefficients
p.417

Stress Analysis in UMo-Al Fuel Using X-Ray Diffraction
p.420

Unconventional Performance of a Highly Luminous Strain/Stress Scanner for High Resolution Studies
p.426

On the Measurement of Residual Stress in Induction Hardened Parts
p.431

Strain Evolution during Mechanical Loading of the Magnesium Base Alloy LAE442 Studied by means of High Energy Synchrotron Diffraction
p.437

Current Status of Engineering Materials Diffractometer at J-PARC
p.443

Thermal Fatigue Study of Hardfaced Hot Forging Tool Using Numerical Analysis and Residual Stress Evaluation
p.449

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Unconventional Performance of a Highly Luminous Strain/Stress Scanner for High Resolution Studies

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In this paper properties of the dedicated neutron strain/stress diffractometer installed at the beam port ST-1 of HANARO reactor in KAERI which has been optimized at a small monochromator take-off angle, are described. Thanks to the employment of the horizontally focusing bent perfect crystal monochromator and the optimization procedure good resolution can be achieved and namely, the luminosity of the instrument can be considerably increased which permits us to enlarge the range of the material depth for residual strain/stress mapping. Moreover, new alternative of the diffractometer permits also to investigate some kinetic processes in polycrystalline materials running within few seconds.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 681)

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Baek Seok Seong, Vyacheslav T. Em, Pavol Mikula, Jan Šaroun, Mi Hyun Kang

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Bent Perfect Crystal, Focusing Monochromator, Resolution, Strain Diffractometer

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