Hi,
If you have the usual environment variables set :
GSAS=c:\gsas
PATH=...;c:\gsas\exe
PGPLOT_FONT=c:\gsas\pgl\grfont.dat
then it should all run from a dos prompt (run -> cmd or command.com). Or
at least, you can type "expedt", "powpref" and "genles" etc and the
programs run and even deal wi
I am relearning GSAS right now. I was pretty good at it in graduate school
(DOS-GSAS). I have PC-GSAS running and everything works -- but I am having
trouble getting use to the program being in the windows environment.
I know this is a stupid request: can I still get the dos version? Or
Hello,
No personal experience but I noticed that IUCr Osaka 2008 poster nr.
P29.01.07, p. C635 on the Abstract book, presents a 15 kg portable XRD
& XRF instrument. The poster has examples on identification of
pigments in archeological sites.
If I understood correctly they have designed it
Maria,
There is a portable XRD/XRF system called ?Terra -Rock and Mineral Analyzer?
(weight: 14.5 kg with 4 batteries)
http://www.inxitu.com/html/product_services.htm
http://www.inxitu.com/html/Product/Terra_Datasheet.pdf
Viktor
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Viktor Poltavets
Department
This looks closer to what I had in mind. Does anybody have experience with this
instrument? Thank you all for the responses!
Maria Chrysochoou
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of Connecticut
Storrs CT 06269
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tel.: (860) 486
There is even one which will fly to Mars. See plenary lecture of David
Bish on EPDIC11 (http://www.epdic-11.eu/).
Radovan Cerny
Jean-Marc Joubert a écrit :
Hello,
I know that Rigaku used to sell such devices.
Have a look at http://www.rigaku.com/xrd/miniflex.html
Best regards
/Jean-Marc
A 0
Dear Maria,
http://www.unisantis.com/xmd300.html
http://www.unisantis.com/pdf/downloadme.php?prdid=13&typid=11
They call it transportable (if not exactly portable, at 85 kg).
I have no personal experience with it, though.
Best,
Jens Wenzel Andreasen
Scientist
Phone direct +45 4677 4702
Mobile
Hello,
I know that Rigaku used to sell such devices.
Have a look at http://www.rigaku.com/xrd/miniflex.html
Best regards
/Jean-Marc
A 08:56 27/08/2008 -0400, vous avez écrit :
Is anyone aware of portable XRD equipment that could be used for quick
identification of materials in the field?
