[Neutron] HFR post doc opening - Application deadline: 31 AUGUST 2004

Anastasius.YOUTSOS at cec.eu.int Anastasius.YOUTSOS at cec.eu.int
Wed Jul 21 17:18:58 CDT 2004


 
 
Post Doc Position: Neutron scattering techniques for engineering
applications at HFR 
 
APPLICATION DEADLINE 31  AUGUST  2004
 


Number
NET 1 (valid for nationals of the 10 new EU member states and candidate
countries)

Title/subject
Neutron methods development in support of structural integrity assessment of
nuclear safety related components

Type of grant
Cat 30

Description of the subject
 
 
 
 
While neutron beam applications have been developed and extensively used in
fundamental and applied research throughout the last half century, it is
only in the last two decades that these methods have been recognized as
excellent means for advanced engineering applications and in particular in
structural integrity assessment. In fact, Small Angle Neutron Scattering
(SANS) is a well-established method for materials damage investigation. The
HFR SANS facility is currently undergoing upgrading in order to facilitate
irradiation damage investigations. 

The overall aim of the project is to train researchers in the application of
advanced neutron techniques (SANS, neutron diffraction) on damage and
residual stress characterization. The trainee will contribute to the design
and execution of test campaigns, facilities upgrading, including
installation of velocity selector in place of monochromator, cold neutron
source, and relevant standardization activities in the frame of the NET
European Network (Network on Neutron Techniques Standardization for
Structural Integrity). 

The candidate should be well familiar with and have solid experience in
diffraction techniques, if not specifically neutron diffraction. The major
focus of this task will be the development of the SANS method in support of
thermal ageing and irradiation damage investigations in steel alloys at the
HFR-Petten. 

Duration
2 years	

IE contact
Name: Dr A.G. Youtsos / Mr. C. Ohms
High Flux Reactor & Reactor Applications Unit
Phone: +31 224 565262 / 565012
e-mail:  <mailto:anastasius.youtsos at cec.eu.int>
anastasius.youtsos at cec.eu.int /  <mailto:carsten.ohms at jrc.nl>
carsten.ohms at jrc.nl
 <http://www.jrc.nl/calls/fellows.html> 

 
Related Website:
 
 http://www.jrc.nl/calls/fellows.html 






 

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