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Read of the relative angle from the vernier (accu-
rate to about 5 minutes of arc). 

8.2.8  Angle coupling 2:1 

To photograph a Bragg spectrum the measuring arm 
needs to be set to twice the crystal angle 2 

θ

 while 

the sample holder is rotated by a given angle 

θ

.  

 

Set both the measuring arm and the sample 
holder to precisely 

θ

 = 0°.  

 

Carefully screw in the pressure plate.  

Now when the measuring arm is moved, the sample 
holder rotates by precisely half the angle (see Fig. 4). 

 

To decouple the two elements, unscrew the 
pressure plate by one or two turns. 

 

8.3 Changing fuses 

 

Disconnect the mains plug. 

8.3.1 Mains 

fuse 

 

Unscrew the fuse holder for the mains fuse from 
the bottom of the housing. 

 

Insert a new fuse of the correct value (T1A, 250 V).  

 

Screw the fuse holder back in. 

8.3.2  High voltage fuse 

 

Unscrew the fuse holder for the high voltage fuse 
from the bottom of the housing. 

 

Insert a new fuse of the correct value (T1A, 250 V).  

 

Screw the fuse holder back in. 

 

8.4 Changing bulbs 

 

Disconnect the mains plug. 

 

Remove the plastic cover for the mains or high 
voltage indicator as appropriate 

 

Unscrew the lamp with the help of a short sec-
tion of plastic tubing and replace the bulb: 

Mains voltage indicator lamp: 6 V / 0.05 A 
High voltage indicator lamp: 6 V / 0.1 A 

 

Screw the cover back on. 

 

8.5  Adjustment of X-ray rube 

The X-ray apparatus is supplied having been pre-
adjusted at the factory. There will usually be no need 
to adjust it any more. However, it is possible for the 
adjustment to have been lost during transport so 
that re-adjustment becomes necessary.  

8.5.1  Height adjustment of X-ray tube 

 

Insert the counter tube into slots 17 and 20 of 
the measuring arm and rotate it to 0°. 

 

Take a 1-mm horizontal slot aperture (from 
U19205) and insert it into slot 13. 

 

Position an aperture of 1 mm dia. (from U19205) 
on the brass collimator of the leaded glass dome. 

 

Turn on the X-ray apparatus and select a high 
voltage of 20 kV. 

 

Set the emitter current so that the counter tube 
registers around 200 to 400 pulses per second 
(see 8.2.4). 

 

Remove the rubber stopper from the bottom of 
the apparatus at the rear to access the screw for 
adjusting the height of the tube and set it up so 
that the maximum rate of count is obtained. 

 

Replace the rubber stopper. 

8.5.2  Sideways adjustment of X-ray tube 

 

Turn off the X-ray tube and open the cover. 

 

Insert a 1-mm slotted aperture (from U19205) 
into slot 30 so that it is aligned vertically. 

 

Fix a 1-mm slotted aperture (from U19205) to the 
brass collimator of the leaded glass dome so that 
it is aligned vertically. 

 

Remove the clamp from the sample holder and 
place the mounting clip for glass rods (from 
U19205) in the sample holder (see Fig. 5). 

 

Turn on the mains. 

 

Aim the tube through the crossover between the 
two slot apertures. The glass rod should be pre-
cisely in the middle of the cathode reflex on the 
anode. 

 

If it is not in this position, release the securing 
screws and rotate the leaded glass dome by a 
small angle.  

 

Remove the glass rod and clip.  

 

For this fine adjustment, place a lithium fluoride 
(LiF) miniature crystal in the sample holder. 

 

Turn the measuring arm and sample holder to 
0°. 

 

Set up the 2:1 angle coupling (see 8.2.8). 

 

Move the measuring arm to an angle 2 

θ

 

45°. 

You should select the side of the goniometer so 
that impinging and reflected beams are on the 
angled side of the sample holder (see Fig. 5).  

 

Set the high voltage to 30 kV, close the cover and 
turn on the high voltage. 

 

Look for the Cu-K

α

 reflex maximum (quoted 

value for LiF 

44°56’). The measured value 

should be within 30’ of the quoted value. 

 

If the measured value is outside this tolerance, 
check through the previous steps and repeat 
them if necessary. 

 

If the measured value is still outside the toler-
ance, set the measuring arm to the average of 
the measured and quoted values. 

 

Remove the rubber stopper at the top on the 
rear of the housing to access the screw for chang-
ing the inclination of the tube and adjust it until 
the counter rate reaches a maximum.  

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Страница 1: ...3B SCIENTIFIC PHYSICS 1 X ray apparatus U192001 Instruction sheet 05 11 ALF Hh ...

Страница 2: ...ipment can no longer be operated without risk e g if visible damage is detected the equipment must immediately be withdrawn from use and secured in such a way as to prevent its inadvertent operation As soon as you have unpacked the X ray appara tus check it for any signs of damage that may have occurred during transport If any damage is found do not attempt to operate the equipment but inform the ...

Страница 3: ...imming potentiometer for setting emitter current 3 High voltage ON OFF button 4 Housing 5 Base 6 Timer 7 Key switch for mains supply 8 Jack socket for emitter current measurement giving an output voltage proportional to current 9 Cover 10 Screening plate with radiation warning label ...

Страница 4: ...for sample holder 16 Sample holder 17 Radiation exit window with brass collimator 18 Securing screws for leaded glass dome 19 X ray tube 20 Access holes 21 Leaded glass dome 22 Locking pin for cover 23 Length scale for focal point 24 4 mm sockets for addition of driver motor 25 High voltage selector switch 26 Mains voltage indicator lamp white 27 High voltage indicator lamp red ...

Страница 5: ...shape of slides or mounted on a 50 mm x 50 mm baseplate e g U19205 U19206 U19207 The pivoting arm can be turned by hand around the sample holder or can be coupled to a fixed angle at a 2 1 ratio for experiments on Bragg reflection for example The space where the experiment takes place is inside a closed housing with a transparent radiation proof cover The cover has a safety lock that prevents it f...

Страница 6: ...nature of X ray radiation investigation of X ray fluorescence and determination of mass absorption coefficients Scope of delivery 1 Fluorescent screen 1 Debye Scherrer camera 2 Film cartridges 1 Lead stencil 2 Plate electrodes on 4 mm plug 1 Slotted collimator aperture 1 mm 1 Pinhole collimator aperture 1 mm Ø 1 Spare magazine with circular apertures 2 Slotted apertures 1 mm 3 mm 1 Circular apertu...

Страница 7: ... quenching halogen trigger counter tube for regis tering α β γ and X radiation Dose rate range 10 3 to 10 mGy h Mass of active surface mica 2 0 to 3 0 mg cm Operating voltage 500 V Connection BNC Cable length 1 m Dimensions 57 mm x 22 mm dia 10 Ratemeter U19203 The ratemeter counts pulses from a counter tube and measures emitter current in an X ray tube In conjunction with a digital display with a...

Страница 8: ... on the X ray apparatus using the key switch The mains indicator lamp should now light up Once the time is up the machine should switch itself off 8 2 3 Closing the cover and switching on the high voltage Once the mains is connected select the high voltage supply U 20 kV 30 kV via the slide switch Close the cover and lock it with the locking pin in the centre position Press the high voltage button...

Страница 9: ...d select a high voltage of 20 kV Set the emitter current so that the counter tube registers around 200 to 400 pulses per second see 8 2 4 Remove the rubber stopper from the bottom of the apparatus at the rear to access the screw for adjusting the height of the tube and set it up so that the maximum rate of count is obtained Replace the rubber stopper 8 5 2 Sideways adjustment of X ray tube Turn of...

Страница 10: ...rrer camera is made up of three parts housing cover and a clamp with bevel gear see Fig 7 The motor drive can be used for exam ple to take rotating crystal images Remove the clamp from the sample holder and set the measuring arm to an angle 2 θ 90 and the sample holder to θ 90 Make sure that the smooth side of the sample holder is pointing to wards the tube Fix a 1 mm collimator to the brass colli...

Страница 11: ... When exposing X ray film the distance of the film from the object should be kept as small as possible and the distance of the film from the radiation source as large as possible for the required exposure time and size of radiation source The film can also undergo exposure from beta and gamma radiation emitted from low energy sources that may be present in a school If the film is irradiated with a...

Страница 12: ...nd lock it The cathode lights up brightly for a short time after the high volt age has been switched off After flash This is not a fault its purpose is to allow discharging of the high voltage components No X ray beam although the high voltage is turned on The cathode is not lit The emitter current is too small No emitter current Collimators or such like in the way of the beam X ray tube has lost ...

Страница 13: ...reen onto the measuring arm Fig 2 Inserting the ionisation chamber onto the measuring arm Fig 3 Inserting the Geiger Müller tube onto the measuring arm Aa Ab Ac Fig 4 Geometry of Bragg reflections a X ray tube b Monocrystal c Counter tube ...

Страница 14: ...of crystal into sample holder a Screw b Clamp c Base d Fixed section of sample holder A B Fig 6 Assembly of ionisation chamber A for low pressure B for normal atmospheric pressure Fig 7 Insertion and removal of Debye Scherrer camera ...

Страница 15: ...uper Mare Somerset BS23 1YE Tel 0044 0 1934 425333 Fax 0044 0 1934 425334 e mail uk3bs 3bscientific com Subject to technical amendments Copyright 2008 3B Scientific GmbH Fig 8 Debye Scherrer camera with motor drive 0 300 Fig 9 Insertion of scattering film revolver magazine ...

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