Anvil cell high pressure device for in situ neutron diffraction
A high-pressure device and an anvil technology, applied in the field of in-situ neutron diffraction experiments, can solve problems such as failure of experiments, inability to test samples with hydraulic loading and pressure, and difficulty in ensuring sample preloading pressure, etc., to achieve good retention and increase flexibility Effect
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[0031] The in-situ neutron diffraction of the present embodiment uses the anvil high pressure device, and its structure is as attached figure 1 As shown in accompanying drawing 4, it is composed of a body device and a suspension device 1. The body device is provided with a two-stage pressure loading subsystem, consisting of a frame 2, a hydraulic loading subsystem located in the frame, and an internal pressure chamber 3 located in the internal pressure Two anvils 10 opposite to each other in the cavity, a gasket 21 between the two anvils, and a reinforcement ring 20 outside the anvils 10 constitute a mechanical loading subsystem attached to the internal pressure cavity. In the hydraulic secondary loading subsystem, the piston cylinder 6 is fixed on the frame 2, the piston 5 acts on the internal pressure chamber, and the piston cylinder is connected to the hydraulic press far away from the test bench through the high-pressure oil pipe 7. The components of the hydraulic secondary...
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