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3D Imaging Centre (3DIM)

Danish Science hub for neutron and X-ray imaging DTU

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The 3D Imaging Centre collaborates with commercial consortiums on X-ray based technology

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International facilities

3DIM is a portal that provides access to large scale neutron and X-ray research facilities local and abroad

DANFIX

DANFIX is a local facility, that currently has 5 instruments, of which three are CT scanners for general use.

Data Analysis Support

QIM offers support of analysis of 3D images through workshops, analysis tools and supervision – read more here

The 3D Imaging Industry Portal 

3DIM is associated with an imaging industry portal, which has collaborated with 35 companies since the first scanner was acquired in 2013. The portal is one of three branches of the national societal partnership “Linking Industry with Neutrons and X-rays".

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Cells form in a stochastic, isotropic and uncorrelated manner already at 1% strain.

25 March 2025

Observing formation and evolution of dislocation cells during plastic deformation

3D Imaging Centre research published in Scientific Reports.

3D Imaging Centre

25 March 2025

NaturArv 3D with The Danish National History Museum

3DIM granted 10 million DKK from The Augustinus Foundation for massive digitisation of museum artefacts.

3D map of the microstructure of a deformed materials as determined by x-ray microscopy.

25 March 2025

Masters project provides mathematical backbone for mapping of cells in deformed metals

Masters Thesis by Johann Haack

07 October 2024

Mapping stress and microstructure in industrial metals

Scanning 3D X-ray diffraction (s3DXRD) was used at ID11 to map the internal stress and microstructure of aluminium polycrystals under industrially relevant deformation. The findings reveal significant intra-grain stress variations, offering valuable insights for improving models that predict material strength, ductility, and failure, with implications for enhancing industrial metal processing and performance.

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3D Imaging Centre (3DIM)

Danish Science hub for neutron and X-ray imaging DTU

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Technical University of Denmark 
3D Imaging Centre
Fysikvej, building 310
DK-2800 Kgs. Lyngby
Tel.: +45 3196 4970

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