Mounting & Movement Stages, Motion Stacks & ESS Requirements

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Mounting & Movement Stages, Motion Stacks & ESS Requirements

Mounting and Movement Motion Stacks Translations in the sample area: Z-translation stage (up/down) X-translation stage (in the direction of the neutron beam) Y-translation (perpendicular to the neutron beam) – incorporated into the SEE Other may also need: Pitch? Roll? Yaw? i.e. rotations around each of the axis Need to consider:  Weight capacities, sizes  Hexapods vs. stacks  Additional space requirements, e.g. for plumbing

Mounting and Movement Stages and Mounting Levels 200 mm 350 mm 500 mm 1300 mm 1500 mm Mounting levels provided by Malcolm Guthrie Kinematic mounts for easy installation of SEE between different instruments - no need for bolting/unbolting each time

Mounting and Movement Stages and Mounting Levels 200 mm 350 mm 500 mm 1300 mm 1500 mm Mounting levels provided by Malcolm Guthrie Kinematic mounts for easy installation of SEE between different instruments - no need for bolting/unbolting each time

Motion Stacks Current Design for LoKI Z- & X-translation table 2000 mm L3 L2 1300 mm level “0” - platform 790 mm The top of these stages (with Harald’s kinematic mount design?) will be lowered flush to the platform, i.e. “level 0”. Ideally allowing simple “tables” mounted with cumbersome SEE to be wheeled in and installed without each needing their own z- and x-translation tables Z- & X-translation table (under the platform?)

Mounting and Movement Things to consider: Stages, Motion Stacks and ESS Requirements Things to consider: The height (z-translation) of the standard SANS (and NR?) sample holders Evaluation of the SAD mounting stack prototype (probably haven’t had a chance to test yet though) Plan for building a prototype “level 0” kinematic mounting system: Build and see how it works at ISIS? Can it fit feasibility within the available turning areas?