Public service evidence
High Flux Isotope Reactor (HFIR)
High Flux Isotope Reactor (HFIR) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory supports neutron characterization. Access is proposal- or agreement-based and remains subject to feasibility, review, safety, scheduling, and allocation.
External work confirmed
Publicly described capabilities
Advanced characterization
Neutron characterization
Technical inventory
Techniques and equipment
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X-ray & neutron
general-purpose small-angle neutron scattering instrument
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X-ray & neutron
neutron imaging instrument
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X-ray & neutron
neutron powder diffraction instrument
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X-ray & neutron
HFIR thermal beam tubes HB-1/HB-3 feed polarized and conventional triple-axis spectrometers plus a four-circle diffractometer; HB-2 supports powder, wide-angle and residual-stress diffraction.
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Laboratory equipment
The current HFIR suite includes BIO-SANS, CTAX, DEMAND, GP-SANS, HIDRA, IMAGINE-X, MARS, POWDER, PTAX, TAX, VERITAS and WAND2 among its named instruments.
Registry scope evidence
- ◇Facility type: reactor-based neutron user facility.
- ◇Access model: peer-reviewed User Program; no charge for publishable nonproprietary work; industrial/proprietary route available.
- ◇Combined capacity: HFIR and SNS jointly advertise thirty neutron instruments across multiple science areas.
- ◇Official-source, facility-specific instrument evidence is available. Current configuration, availability, price, and project fit require confirmation.
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