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NIUS2012 - ESS Neutron Imaging User Symposium

15–18 Apr 2012
Hotel zur Therme, Bad Zurzach
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

Water transport I

Water transport
18 Apr 2012, 08:30
"Himmelrych" (Hotel zur Therme, Bad Zurzach)

"Himmelrych"

Hotel zur Therme, Bad Zurzach

Thermalquellen Ressort, CH-5330 Bad Zurzach

Conveners

Water transport I

  • Eberhard Lehmann (Paul Scherrer Instiut)

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  1. 41. ANTARES Upgrade - The New Imaging Beam Line at FRM II
    Michael Schulz (FRM II)
    18/04/2012, 08:30
    The well known ANTARES beam line at beam port SR4b at FRM II had to be completely dismantled to give way to a neutron guide to a new neutron guide hall. The newly built beam line ANTARES Upgrade will be commissioned in spring/summer 2012 and will, in addition to nearly identical possible parameters as the old ANTARES, offer many extended new capabilities, such as a second experimental...
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  2. 81. Quantitative in-situ neutron imaging of non-equilibrium soft and complex matter systems using cold neutrons
    Dr Helen Hermes (Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf)
    18/04/2012, 09:00
    The movement of solvents in and through soft and complex matter is not only of fundamental interest but is also important for applications as wide-ranging as drug-delivery, food packaging, oil recovery and water uptake in plants. Solvent flux results in changes in the local composition of a material which can be measured using neutron imaging. The concentration profiles extracted from the...
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  3. 90. Influence of pore size and fluid-wall interactions on the imbibition of a fluid in silica mesoporous materials
    Dr Claudia Pantalei (Laboratoire Léon Brillouin, CEA Saclay, F-91191 Gif-sur-Yvette, France)
    18/04/2012, 09:30
    Imbibition is the phenomenon by which a liquid is able to penetrate and rise-up into a porous media. This process is often found in everyday life (for instance when a cube of sugar is dipped into coffee) and is of great interest to many areas, from biology and industrial applications through to nanofluidics. Imbibition kinetics have been well known on a macroscopic level since the 19th...
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