High-Pressure Chamber:

HPC-900

HPC 900 is a unique high-pressure and high-temperature chamber for in-situ X-ray diffraction studies of gas-solid interactions. HPC 900 can be pressurized with hydrogen and many other gases up to 100 bar while heating the sample up to

900 °C. A furnace heater provides uniform sample heating and excellent temperature control. Despite the extreme operating conditions, the sample can be exchanged easily without any tools. HPC 900 opens up completely new possibilities in hydrogen energy research and catalyst development.

Key Features

Accurate control of sample conditions

• Gas pressure up to 100 bar
• Sample temperature from 25 °C to 900 °C
• Can be operated with a variety of reactive gases, including hydrogen
• Fast and uniform sample heating
• Reliable temperature measurement right at the sample position

Safe and easy to use

• Fast sample exchange without any tools
• Removable sample cups for easy sample preparation
• Gas-flushed safety shell around the pressurized sample compartment
• UL and CE certified

Compact design

• Robust and compact design using high quality materials
• Fits on most available laboratory diffractometers
• Available with automated z-alignment stage for temperature-dependent sample realignment