Check with IIT-Madras (Mechanical Eng Dept; Prof. Krishnan Balasubramanian)
you can also try a synchrotron beamline, for instance the Imaging Beamline BL-4 at the Raja Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology
http://www.cat.gov.in/technology/accel/srul/beamlines/bl_imaging.html
Dear Mr. Prasad,
If the spatial resolution is something not important to you, perhaps you can try to use a medical X-ray CT scanner. It will be necessary to calibrate the system to analyze your samples.
Another possibility according to Dr. Berg is the use of X-ray from a Synchrotron beamline. However, it will be possible you work with small samples. It is possible to obtain a very good spatial resolution, however, the results can not be representatives.
I have revised several papers in the last year regarding the use of X and gamma-rays to characterize materiais written by Indian researchers. However, I had never revised papers dealing with X-ray CT, only with gamma-ray CT. Try to do some contact with researchers from Punjab Technical University.
Regards,
Luiz Pires
http://www.geglobalresearch.com/blog/micro-computed-tomography-in-materials-characterization
http://www.cat.ernet.in/technology/accel/srul/beamlines/bl_imaging.html
Above links are useful;
If you are still looking for the X-ray imaging facility in India, contact me on this e-mail with your detailed experimental plan.
for details of our lab you may check this link
http://www.cat.ernet.in/technology/accel/srul/beamlines/bl_imaging.html
Dear Mr. Arvind,
If you are still looking for an answer, I can support you. We have a micro-CT lab in General Electric, Pune, India. This system can provide upto 1 micron resolution.
You may reach me @ 9987799033
regards
Samaresh Changdar
General Electric, India
Just now
Four Dimensional X-Ray Microscopy Facility at SAIF-IIT Bombay. Facility under Dr. Asim Tiwari.
Micro-CT facility is available in IISc Bangalore for researchers, academicians as well as industrialists.
Dear Rizwan,
Can you please tell me which department has it as it is difficult to find it in the website
Advanced facility for Microscopy and Micro-analysis (AFMM) IISc Bangalore.
Xradia is the name of the instrument whicd does micro-CT for samples.
In-house Micro-CT scanner, IIT Madras.
Micro-CT system specifications,
- > 50 micron spatial resolution
- 48 x 48 mm Detector's active area
- Detector acquires 1-40 frames per second
- Operating Energy: 20-50 KV, 1000 mA
Medical Imaging and Reconstruction Lab in IIT Madras has the facility to do Pre-clinical / NDT studies,
- Computed Tomography Imaging
- Fluoroscopic Imaging
- X-ray Excited Optical Luminescence Imaging
- Fluorescence Imaging
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