Gkss-Forschungszentrum Geesthacht Gmbh

Incoatec Gmbh

Michael Dahms

Carsten Michaelsen

A method for manufacturing a reflector () for X-ray radiation () which is curved in a non-circular arc shape, along a first cross-section () in a plane (XZ) which contains a x-direction, wherein the reflector () is also curved along a second cross-section () in a plane (YZ) which is perpendicular to the x-direction, is characterized in that the reflector () has a curvature along the second cross-section () which also differs from the shape of a circular arc. This makes the design of X-ray mirrors and the beam profile of reflected X-ray radiation more flexible, facilitates production of X-ray mirrors and at the same time provides high reflection capacity and good focusing properties for X-ray mirrors.

Method for manufacturing a reflector for X-ray radiation

A method of producing intermetallic phases from powdery ductile components that are mixed in a predetermined mixture ratio and are subsequently precompacted by cold pressing. Subsequently, the precompacted components are pressed, via compaction, to such an extent that the degree of deformation is greater than 80%; thereafter, the thus-produced material is thermally treated.

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Michael Dahms