Poster displaying the use of neutron diffraction for monitoring in-situ welding

Artifact Number:

2018-098

Description

A large (107 by 127 cm) poster describing the use of neutron diffraction for the analysis of an in-situ welding procedure.

Details

Keywords:
neutron spectroscopy; autoradiography
Date:
~2000
Associated artifacts:
See artifacts 2018-091 to 2018-097; 2018-099 and 2018-149.
Notes:
This artifact was originally donated in a large frame.  Space restrictions led to it being de-framed in 2021 July.
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