DanMAX – a beamline for materials science using powder X-ray diffraction, total scattering, and full-field tomographic imaging

Jørgensen, M.R.V.; Kantor, I.; Gjørup, F.H.; Sørensen, D.R.; Christensen, T.E.K.; Vasavan, H.N.; Panahifar, A.; Forcat, S.; Knudsen, E.B.; Alcocer, M.J.P.; Engelmann, F.; Enquist, H.; Iversen, B.B.; Li, Y.; Poulsen, H.F.; Sondhauss, P.; Tarawneh, H.; Weninger, C.

doi:10.1107/S1600577526009471

Figure 3
The PXRD2D instrument at the DanMAX beamline. A photograph of the instrument is shown at the top, and a rendering with color-coded components is shown at the bottom for clarity. The beam enters from the right in the picture and propagates to the left. Red: area detector; blue: hexapod; green: XRF detector; dark green: beam stop and in-beam diode; purple: slits, pinhole, and microscope; yellow: sample environment, in this case a capillary spinner. The support table and detector gantry in granite are shown in gray.

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Volume 33| Part 6| November 2026|

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