The upstream section in the experimental hutch is for general purpose. The downstream section is dedicated to high-pressure and high-temperature experiments.
Imaging
X-ray absorption-contrast imaging
X-ray fluorescence imaging
X-ray reflectivity
High pressure
X-ray diffraction
X-ray radiography
Features
Imaging
User can setup their own optics and conduct various kinds of X-ray imaging experiments.
High pressure
Various types of in-situ measurements under high pressure and high temperature are feasible.
In addition to normal high-pressure and high-temperature experiments, high-pressure and high-temperature deformation experiments are feasible with D-DIA and D111 type modules.
Area of research
Imaging
Materials science
Medical Science
X-ray optics
High pressure
High pressure science
Earth and planetary science
Organization
Imaging : Operates by PF
High pressure : Operates by User Group
Contacts
Imaging
Keiichi HIRANO keiichi.hirano(at)kek.jp
High pressure
UG : Tomoaki KUBO (Kyushu Univ.) kubotomo(at)geo.kyushu-u.ac.jp
UG : Hiroki TAKAHASHI (Nihon Univ.) hiroki(at)chs.nihon-u.ac.jp
PF : Yuki SHIBAZAKI yuki.shibazaki(at)kek.jp
Please change (at) to @ in the e-mail address.
Notes
Performance
Source
6.5/5.0GeV PF-AR Bending magnet (NE7)
Optics
Fixed-exit double-crystal monochromator [Si(111)]
Energy range
Monochromatic mode : 10 - 60 keV
White mode : 20 - 140 keV
Resolution (ΔE/E)
~ 1 × 10-3
Beam size
30 mm (W) × 3 mm (H) (for typical monochromatic X-rays)
Reservation is required for the use of an X-ray camera.
Please consult with the beamline staff in advance for bringing user’s own instruments in the experimental hutch.
High pressure
The standard pressurization method is the 6-8 type.
Users need to prepare high pressure cells by themselves.
The 2θ angle of the Ge-SSD is usually fixed at 6°. Please consult with the beamline staff if it is necessary to change this setting.
The high-pressure press is installed in the experimental hutch. If you wish to conduct experiments without the instrument (module) or to bring in other instruments, please consult with the beamline staff.