1981
DOI: 10.1107/s0021889881009473
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Use of a single-stage, closed-cycle cryorefrigerator for routine measurements at moderately low temperatures on a four-circle neutron diffractometer

Abstract: A single‐stage closed‐cycle helium cryorefrigerator has been installed on a conventional four‐circle neutron diffractometer. The cold head together with a specially designed support and alignment unit are sufficiently compact to enable it to be mounted directly onto the ϕ rotation table within the χ circle in place of the normal goniometer head used for room‐temperature experiments. The device has a temperature range of 50 to 300 K, is extremely simple to use, and has a low operation cost as no cryogenic liqui… Show more

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“…Crystal 3.2 x 1.7 x 1.6 mm, to/20 scan, diffractometer D9 at ILL, Grenoble, cryostat described by Allibon, Filhol, Lehmann, Mason & Simms (1981), thermocouple calibrated with a KH2PO 4 crystal (phase transition at 122.8 K), one octant measured up to sin 8/2 = 1.02 A -1, second octant half completed, 4160 reflections, 2771 independent, two standard reflections every 50 reflections, fluctuations up to 5%, data rescaled with respect to standards, background corrections by profile analysis (Lehmann & Larsen, 1974), linear absorption coefficient determined experimentally, transmission range: 0.745 to 0-795, averaging of equivalent reflections: R(/)internal = 0"05, weights assigned to individual reflections according to w(F)= s -2, where s is the larger value of a (F) or 0.03 F.…”
Section: Neutron Diffractionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Crystal 3.2 x 1.7 x 1.6 mm, to/20 scan, diffractometer D9 at ILL, Grenoble, cryostat described by Allibon, Filhol, Lehmann, Mason & Simms (1981), thermocouple calibrated with a KH2PO 4 crystal (phase transition at 122.8 K), one octant measured up to sin 8/2 = 1.02 A -1, second octant half completed, 4160 reflections, 2771 independent, two standard reflections every 50 reflections, fluctuations up to 5%, data rescaled with respect to standards, background corrections by profile analysis (Lehmann & Larsen, 1974), linear absorption coefficient determined experimentally, transmission range: 0.745 to 0-795, averaging of equivalent reflections: R(/)internal = 0"05, weights assigned to individual reflections according to w(F)= s -2, where s is the larger value of a (F) or 0.03 F.…”
Section: Neutron Diffractionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the present case these are effected as two orthogonal arc motions around a fixed point (Bateman, 1966;Simms, 1981). This principle is depicted in Fig.…”
Section: The Cryostatmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…In general they are easy to use and have permitted temperatures of 50-60 K to be obtained in routine operation for one-stage units (Allibon, Filhol, Lehmann, Mason & Simms, 1981) and 10-20 K for two-stage units (Filhol, Reynal, Savariault, Simms & Thomas, 1980;Samson, Goldish & Dick, 1980). The refrigerator consists of a closed-cycle system holding a cortpressor and a valve/expansion unit.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diffractometer used: four-circle instrument P32 at the CENG Siloe Reactor, Grenoble. Cryostat: single-stage closed-cycle refrigerator CS 0108-2701/89/071013-03503.00 1003 (Allibon, Filhol, Lehmann, Mason & Simms, 1981). The temperature controller was calibrated using a crystal of KH2PO 4 which has a phase transition at 123 K (Schenk & Weckermann, 1969).…”
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confidence: 99%