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Chemistry and Materials
In-situ testing under X-ray imaging (ISIS4D)
Platform
ISIS4D platform is dedicated to X-ray microtomography - a non-destructive imaging technique allowing to characterize the internal structure of materials. We have a microtomograph equipped with two X-ray generators as well as several detectors to cover a wide range of resolutions (from 0.4μm to 100μm) and applications (metallic, geological, organic, composite, biological, textile and paleontological materials). In particular, we conduct studies of three-dimensional characterization of the microstructure of materials (dimensional control, characterization of defects) as well as in situ studies under complex loading (coupled multi-physical and multi-axial solicitations). We are open to all academic and industrial collaborations and propose services in line with our expertise.
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Nathalie Limodin
Research director -
Thomas Rougelot
Scientific manager -
Jérôme Hosdez
Technical manager
Bâtiment M6, avenue Paul Langevin
Campus Cité scientifique, Université de Lille
59650 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ
Chiffres clés
• About 21 projects per year, including 1 industrial (year 2019)• More than 2500 hours of acquisitions and more than 25 TB of data generated since the inauguration
• 1.3 M€ invested in equipment, nearly 60 000 € annual budget
• Over 40TB of storage
Effectif
Effectif total : 3
Skills
• Scientific and technical assistance, user support and expertise
(i) as a pre-test for the development of the experiment
(ii) for the choice of acquisition parameters, settings, data reconstruction, etc.
• Processing and analysis of reconstructed data including the use of digital volume correlation with YaDICs open source software developed in-house
• Development of tests for in situ monitoring of the microstructure evolution under coupled multi-physical and multi-axial stresses
(i) Tension-torsion fatigue…
(ii) Chemical damage to concrete
(ii) Couplings between microtomography and other experimental measurements (infrared thermography, image correlation, ...)
Example(s) of projects
• Influence of foundry defects on the mechanical behavior of aluminum alloys 🡭
• Multi-scale interactions in braking systems and aeronautical compressors 🡭
Collaborations/Partners/Scientific clients
Institut Mines Télécom, LAMIH, Université Polytechnique des Hauts-de-France, UPMC, UTC, INSA Lyon, Ecole Polytechnique, Polytech Lille
International:
Free University of Brussels (Belgium)
Collaborations/Partners/Private Clients
Applications sectors
- Construction / Architecture / Urban planning / Real Estate
- Health / wellness
- Automotive industry
- Materials (Metal, Glass, Ceramic, Composite...)
- Science / Research
- Railway industry
Services provided
• Dimensional analysis (measurement of wall thicknesses, identification of assembly anomalies, etc.)
• Mesh generation (surface or volume) from real geometry
• Numerical simulations to anticipate defects during design
• Mechanical tests in situ
• Monitoring by correlation of volume images (measurements of displacement fields)
Training offers
Consulting services
• a Ultratom Microtomograph from RX Solutions with two X-ray generators (protected by a leaded enclosure)
• existing or developing in situ devices
• a software for volume field measurements
• two 3D image reconstruction and processing stations
• a 36TB raw data storage server
See the detailed list of quipment: https://isis4d.univ-lille.fr/qui-sommes-nous/moyens-a-disposition/
Equipments
Nom | Modèle | Marque |
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Microtomograph with two X-ray generators | Ultratom/ | RXSolutions |
Ultra fast reconstruction station | HP | |
Planar and linear sensors | 25200/C10400/ | Varian/Hamamatsu |
Triaxial cells under microtomography | ||
In situ traction/compression machines | ||
Radiation protection enclosure | Lemer Pax | |
High resolution cameras | C4742-56-12HR/MH110MC-KK-FA/ | Ximea/Hamamatsu |
image intensifier | C10400/ | Hamamatsu |
Affiliated institutions / organisations
Partner institution(s)
Unit(s) of attachment
Groups/Networks/Federations
Competitive cluster
Labellisations
Regional strategic areas of activity
- Chemistry and Materials
- Industrial processes engineering, efficient processes
- Textiles, composites, materials