D007
Diffuse Scattering Spectrometer
D7 has been dismantled. The new permanently-polarized diffuse scattering spectrometer D007 will deliver its first neutrons in 2024.
Simulated experiment
- Beam from cold guide H15 arrives at vertically focussing graphite monochromators.
- The monochromatic beam passes through a Be filter and arrives at the supermirror bender polariser.
- The neutrons are polarised in the z-direction.
- The neutrons pass through a Mezei spin-flipper, which is "off" when measuring non-spin-flip cross-sections, and "on" when measuring spin-flip cross-sections.
- The neutrons are rotated into the x, y or z direction using 3 orthogonal Helmotz coils situated at the sample position.
- After scattering from the sample the neutrons are analysed for final spin state, and detected using the 3 multi-analyser/detector banks, with 22 supermirror bender analysers and 44 3He detector tubes in each bank
Experiments on D7 are performed to investigate diffuse scattering from disordered systems – magnetic & non-magnetic. The diffracted intensities measured at D7 makes it possible to model such disordered systems.