11-13 November 2020
Online Event
Australia/Sydney timezone

Wombat – the high intensity diffractometer at OPAL

12 Nov 2020, 17:03
1m
Online Event

Online Event

Poster Neutron Instruments & Techniques Poster Session

Speaker

Andrew Studer (ACNS ANSTO)

Description

Wombat is a high intensity neutron diffractometer located in the OPAL Neutron Guide Hall. It is primarily used as a high-speed powder diffractometer, but has also expanded into texture characterisation and single-crystal measurement. The high performance comes from the combination of a high speed area detector with a large beam guide and correspondingly large crystal monochromator. Wombat can also operate with polarization/analysis.

Wombat has been used to explore a broad range of materials, including: novel hydrogen-storage materials, negative-thermal-expansion materials, methane-ice clathrates, piezoelectrics, high performance battery anodes and cathodes, high strength alloys, multiferroics, superconductors and novel magnetic materials. Our poster will highlight both the capacity of the instrument, and some recent results.

Do you wish to take part in the poster slam No
Level of Expertise Expert
Speakers Gender Male

Primary authors

Andrew Studer (ACNS ANSTO) Vanessa Peterson (ANSTO) Helen Maynard-Casely (Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation) James Hester (ANSTO) Chin-Wei Wang (NSRRC)

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