Grain tracking is a term used to describe experiments that investigate polycrystalline materials in terms of the crystallites or grains from which they are composed, non-destructively and in three dimensions. The new German high brilliance synchrotron radiation source, Petra III, will
become available to users in 2010 [1]. The GKSS research centre will operate two beamlines, including the high energy materials science beamline (HEMS) [2]. HEMS will feature an instrument dedicated to grain tracking, able to support a range of experiments of this kind. This
paper describes the design and specification of this instrument, and gives examples of the types of experiments that will be possible.
KING A.;
SCHELL N.;
MARTINS Rene;
BECKMANN F.;
RUHNAU H.U.;
KIEHN R.;
MARROW J.;
LUDWIG W.;
SCHREYER A.;
2010-08-03
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