Hi all,
The question could be very Rietveld-related if the person wants to know how
well the D2 Phases diffractometer works in getting Ritveld-refinable data.
Sometimes companies want to sell new types of focusing optics etc. and it is
very relevant to find out whether such optics might make
No problem with people asking "not strictly Rietveld" questions Tim.
But the list is named in honour of Hugo Rietveld, and that seems right to
me.
Besides, it's shorter than either of your suggested titles :-)
Alan.
On 3 July 2015 at 18:35, Timothy Hyde wrote:
> “Dear All,
>
> Sorry not a direc
"Dear All,
Sorry not a direct Rietveld question, but I hope somebody can
help.."
Alan,
Second such question of the day! Perhaps (not wanting to go too much over old
ground re Facebook/social media etc) all that is required to grow
membership/usage is a simple name change of
Dear All,
Sorry not a direct Rietveld question, but I hope somebody can help. We are
evaluating to get a D2 Phaser diffractometer. If somebody has got this
equipment and wish to share his experience with the machine, infos are warmly
welcome .
Best regards Natale Perchiazzi
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I bought Leister Mini a couple of years ago. It is a complete system (excluding
an air supply) for around 2500 CHF purchased here. It doesn't blow a lot of hot
air, but more than enough to heat up a capillary. The TC is not particularly
sophisticated either, and i don't think has the option of e
> I was not complaining about the cost, just questioning what was quoted -
> only two thousand CHF ? Does that include a precise temperature controller
> - or just the hot air ?
>
Thanks for all the responses so far- reminds me why I love this list,
informative and entertaining all in one place :
Hi
Complaining about the cost of small French companies (or even large
international companies :-) is not appropriate on the Rietveld list.
in particular in this case since the air blower designed by the "small"
french company can only be purchased through the 'big" company which
got the
Title: Re: Cyberstar hot air blowers
It is a complete system.
Yaroslav
Friday, July 3, 2015, 1:02:55 PM, you wrote:
I was not complaining about the cost, just questioning what was quoted - only two thousand CHF ? Does that include a precise temperature controller - or just the hot air
I was not complaining about the cost, just questioning what was quoted -
only two thousand CHF ? Does that include a precise temperature controller
- or just the hot air ?
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From my mobile telephone
Dr Alan Hewat, NeutronOptics, Grenoble, FRAN
Complaining about the cost of small Swiss companies is not appropriate on the
Rietveld list ☺
On Facebook it would be automatically censored by BB …
I have the same heater, and once you calibrate it is quite stable and precise.
Destroying the samples is more expensive in the industry than in ou
2000 CHF? Precise temperature control is essential since often you will
want to work near transitions where you risk destroying your sample. That
also costs.
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From my mobile telephone
Dr Alan Hewat, NeutronOptics, Grenoble, FRANCE
+33.476.98
Title: Re: Cyberstar hot air blowers
Hello Simon,
we are successfully using a programmable hot air blower (25-750°C) called Le Mini Sensor Kit 800, from the Swiss company Leister. It costs about 2000 CHF, and is aimed at the industrial use. It allows to do ramps, it follows the protocol very clo
I think Simon is simply asking for recommendations of hot air blowers.
Complaining about the cost of small French companies (or even large
international companies :-) is not appropriate on the Rietveld list.
Alan.
On 3 July 2015 at 10:38, SAJ Kimber wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Sorry not a direct Ri
Dear All,
Sorry not a direct Rietveld question, but I hope somebody can help : )
We often use high temperature (RT - 1000 C) gas blowers at ESRF for their
flexibility and low background. Those made by Cyberstar seem to have become
prohibitively expensive. Does anyone know of a competing supplier
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