Small-angle-X-ray-scattering and wide-angle-X-ray-scattering synchronous in-situ measurement heating furnace
An in-situ measurement, X-ray technology, used in measurement devices, material analysis using wave/particle radiation, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as the inability to achieve SAXS & WAXS synchronous measurement, reduce errors, improve accuracy, and reduce air paths. Effect
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[0028] Such as figure 1 , 2 , 3, 6, 7, and 9, a specific embodiment of a small-angle and wide-angle X-ray scattering synchronous in-situ measurement heating furnace includes a shell 1, and the shell is processed by six surface-oxidized aluminum alloy plates. In the shell, the front and rear ends are clamped and fixed with a cylindrical furnace core 2 by a heat shield, and the furnace core is made of red copper, which has good thermal conductivity. The shell 1 and the furnace core 2 are transversely penetrated by a light hole 4, and the light hole also penetrates the heat shield at the passing position for passing X-rays. The light passing hole 4 includes a straight tube 401 on the light-incoming side and a diverging part 402 on the light-outgoing side. The longitudinal section of the diverging part 402 along the axis of the straight tube 401 is fan-shaped, and the diverging part 402 is perpendicular to the The longitudinal section of the axis of the straight cylinder 401 is ...
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