11-13 November 2020
Online Event
Australia/Sydney timezone

Current high-pressure capabilities at ACNS and future plans

13 Nov 2020, 16:15
20m
Online Event

Online Event

Oral Manufacturing & Engineering Manufacturing & Engineering

Speaker

Helen Maynard-Casely (Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation)

Description

High-pressure (>1 Kbar) is a marvellous variable, which can reveal mechanical properties, structural transitions and exotic behaviours. This pairs very well with neutron scattering, where the highly penetrating nature of neutron beams is idea for accessing sample within complex sample environments. The Australian Centre for Neutron Scattering (ACNS) has developed a number of capabilities for high-pressure experiments, mainly revolving around the use of our Paris-Edinburgh press but more recently with miniature diamond-anvil cells. Some of these, such as our ability to compress radioactive samples as well as combining high-pressure and high-electric fields are unique in the world. Here we review the high pressure capabilities at ACNS, and outline some directions for capabilities and measurements.

Level of Expertise Experienced Research
Speakers Gender Female
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Primary author

Helen Maynard-Casely (Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation)

Co-authors

Norman Booth (ANSTO) Dr Amy Shumack (ANSTO) Chris Baldwin (ANSTO) Rachel White (ANSTO) Kirrily Rule (ANSTO) Garry McIntyre (Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation) Giulia Novelli (University of Edinburgh)

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