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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

Core Facility Center for Supercomputer Complex of the NAS of Ukraine

Research directions: high-performance computing, processing of very large data sets, and mathematical modeling of complex processes (molecular dynamics, quantum chemistry, aero- and hydrodynamics, etc.).

Scientific equipment: supercomputer complex "SKIT" (SKIT-4 and SKIT-5 clusters): computing nodes based on multi-core AMD Epyc and Intel Xeon processors (from 128 to 512 GB of RAM per node), nodes with NVIDIA Tesla-class graphics accelerators (including A6000 models with 48 GB of video memory), high-speed Infiniband interconnect (up to 200 Gbit/s), distributed data storage systems. Total peak performance — over 100 Tflops.

Services: providing remote access to computing resources (including a cloud subsystem), parallel computing, algorithm testing, support of computations within the framework of the Ukrainian National Grid (UNG).

Core Facility Center for the Study and Diagnostics of Submicron and Microrelief Structures

Research directions: research, diagnostics, and formation of micro- and submicron structures, analysis of surface topography, study of the physicomechanical and optical properties of thin films and nanomaterials (for optoelectronics, photonics, microelectronics, biomedicine, etc.).

Scientific equipment: high-resolution optical microscope ZEISS Axio Imager 2 (with high-contrast IC²S optics), LEF-3M-1 ellipsometer, specialized direct laser writing (DLW) station for micro- and submicron structures using ultrashort pulses.

Services: formation of complex 3D micro- and nanoreliefs on material surfaces (by direct laser writing method), precision measurement of thickness and optical parameters (refractive and absorption coefficients) of thin films and coatings, highly detailed optical microscopy of samples.

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICS AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

Center for Shared Use of Instruments "Dynamic Process Analyzer"

Research directions: experimental study of deformation processes in structural elements (in particular under the action of shock waves); analysis of transient, quasi-static, and vibration processes in continuous media.

Scientific equipment: portable 8-channel recorder of vibration, acoustic, and strain gauge signals LMS SCADAS Mobile (maximum sampling frequency 204.8 kHz, dynamic range 178 dB, amplitude error up to ±0.2%) with LMS Test.Xpress software.

Services: registration, visualization, and analysis of signals from strain gauges, accelerometers, and microphones in real time; quasi-static and dynamic strain measurement, fast Fourier transform (determination of structural resonance frequencies) in laboratory and field conditions.

Core Facility Center for the INSTRON 8802 Testing Machine

Research directions: study of the physical and mechanical properties of materials and structural elements under various temperature-force loading conditions; investigation of the patterns of high-cycle and low-cycle fatigue, thermomechanical fatigue, and fracture mechanics.

Scientific equipment: Instron 8802 servohydraulic testing machine (force up to 250 kN), equipped with a climatic chamber (-198…+250 °C), high-temperature furnace ATS-3210 (-20…+1200 °C), and precise extensometers; high-frequency resonance testing machine RUMUL TESTRONIC (force up to 50 kN) with independent static and dynamic parts.

Services: conducting a range of mechanical tests in the temperature range from -198 to +1200 °C: uniaxial tension-compression, three-point bending, eccentric tension, and fatigue (at any cycle asymmetry ratio). Manufacturing of experimental samples and necessary equipment at our own production facility.

Collective Use Center "Hydropuls"

Research directions: conducting static, dynamic studies and strength tests of materials, structures, and mechanical systems. Testing of shock absorption and vibration protection systems for various purposes under harmonic, deterministic, and random excitation over a wide frequency range.

Scientific equipment: test bench: servohydraulic unit "Hydropuls" (INSTRON SCHENK TESTING SYSTEMS, Germany) — static force up to 40 kN (object mass up to 4000 kgf), dynamic force ±32 kN (object mass up to 3200 kgf); excitation frequency range from 0.05 to 100 Hz; full stroke of the hydraulic actuator rod 250 mm; vibration platform size 1100×1100 mm; maximum height of the tested object 1885 mm. Control and data acquisition system: digital Labtronic 8800 system with 4-channel analog-to-digital converters (scanning frequency 5 kHz, resolution 19 bits) for connecting position, force, and vibration acceleration sensors; specialized software (RS series) for control signal generation and data processing.

Services: conducting static and dynamic tests of large-sized objects; generation of harmonic, square, trapezoidal, single impulse, and random excitation (according to specified spectral density values); high-precision 4-channel collection, recording, and preliminary processing of information about the parameters of the tested object (oscillogram construction, determination of transfer coefficient, amplitude-phase-frequency characteristic of the system, correlation function).

Center for Shared Use of Scientific Instruments "Molecular Spectroscopy"

Research directions: non-destructive control of the chemical composition of materials; study of the molecular structure of solids, liquids, and fine-dispersed substances; analysis of functional group vibrations; spatial micro-mapping of surfaces.

Scientific equipment: Nicolet iS10 FT-IR spectrometer with attachments for registration in transmission, reflected light, and ATR (attenuated total reflectance) mode; Continuum IR microscope with InGaAs matrix MCT detector (cooled with liquid nitrogen); Lightnovo Raman spectrometer with laser radiation wavelengths of 532 and 785 nm and motorized platform.

Services: comprehensive registration of infrared absorption spectra and Raman scattering spectra (in the range from 50 to 11000 cm-1), identification of molecular structures; conducting low- and high-temperature spectral studies (from +90 to -150 °C); construction of spectral maps of object surfaces (generation of hyperspectral images).

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

Shared Use Center for Devices "Laser Femtosecond Complex"

Research directions: study of ultrafast processes (in the time range of 10-15÷10-10 s) and properties of substances under extremely high light fluxes (~1013 W/cm²); investigation of the kinetics of plasmons and excitons in nanoparticles, patterns of femtosecond filament propagation in media with Kerr nonlinearity; nanostructuring of surfaces of refractory metals and semiconductors; precision metrology (comb generators).

Scientific equipment: femtosecond laser complex (minimum pulse duration 70×10-15 s, peak power 2×1010 W, power density in the focused beam up to 5×1014 W/cm², spectral generation range 0.25–10 µm). The complex is equipped with spectral apparatus for the range 0.2÷1.7 µm with a resolution of 0.1 nm and equipment for temperature studies in the range 1.7–300 K.

Services: conducting time-resolved optical experiments using specialized techniques: two-beam "pump-probe," "Kerr gate" with a time resolution of 300 fs, time-resolved optical polarimetry and Z-scan; precision laser microprocessing of optical structural materials and creation of micro-optics elements.

Shared Use Center for Scientific Equipment "Diagnostics of Semiconductor Materials, Structures, and Device Systems"

Research directions: Physics of semiconductor materials and structures; surface physics, optoelectronics and photonics; THz and IR functional semiconductor micro- and nanophotoelectronics; physics and technology of sensor systems; semiconductor lighting engineering; terrestrial and space photoenergy instrument engineering.

Scientific equipment: scanning probe microscope NanoScope IIIa Dimension 3000 (AFM, Kelvin probe, electrostatic and capacitive microscopy); field emission scanning electron microscope SIGMA 500 VP (with InLens, BSE, STEM detectors and EDS/EDX energy-dispersive X-ray microanalysis system); optical microscope Carl Zeiss; triple Raman spectrometer Horiba Jobin-Yvon T64000 (lasers with emission wavelengths 325–785 nm, temperature cells 3.5–900 K); IR vacuum Fourier spectrometer Bruker Vertex 70V (12500–50 cm⁻¹); quadrupole ion probe secondary ion mass spectrometer ATOMIKA 4000 (SIMS); secondary neutral mass spectrometer INA-3 (SNMS); X-ray photoelectron spectrometer XPS Perkin-Elmer PHI 5600 LS (AlKα source); high-resolution X-ray diffractometer PANalytical X'Pert PRO MRD (CuKα source); spectral multi-angle ellipsometer SE-2000 SEMILAB (245–2150 nm); Hall effect measurement system ezHEMS; parameter analyzers Agilent (4156, 4284); precision power supply; picoammeter Keithley; four-probe setup; nitrogen cryostat (77–350 K); spectrometer Instrument Systems (with 1.9 m integrating sphere); goniophotometer Everfine GO-2000; thermal imager FLIR SC305; multichannel temperature meter YF-500; stationary and pulsed solar radiation simulators; photomodule parameter meter PHOTON-3.

Services: conducting comprehensive electrophysical (I-V characteristics, C-V characteristics, impedance spectroscopy, Hall measurements) and structural-optical studies; high-resolution electron and probe microscopy; 2D/3D spatial mapping; nanoindentation; quantitative elemental and phase analysis; impurity profiling by depth (down to ppb level); determination of parameters of thin films and multilayer structures (thickness, optical constants, residual stresses); certified testing of semiconductor light sources (with generation of IES files for DiaLux); determination of photoenergy parameters of solar cells and batteries for space and terrestrial applications.

Shared Use Center "Resource Center for Grid and Cloud Technologies"

Research Directions: computer modeling and investigation of fundamental natural phenomena using methods of theoretical and mathematical physics. Quantum field theory, symmetry theory, dynamics of open systems, plasma physics, as well as modeling of nonlinear processes in macromolecular structures and nanosystems.

Scientific Equipment:

  • Computing nodes: 9 HP ProLiant DL360p Gen8 servers (2 × Intel Xeon E5-2650, 64 GB RAM); 1 powerful HP ProLiant DL360p Gen8 server (Intel Xeon E5-2690, 256 GB RAM); 3 servers based on Intel Xeon Silver 4216 (2 × 16 cores, 256 GB RAM, 20 TB disk space); computing server with a graphics processing unit (GPU) for parallel computations.
  • Data storage system: specialized disk array based on Supermicro server (120 TB HDD).
  • Software: specialized packages for scientific modeling — Gaussian (quantum chemistry), Gromacs (molecular dynamics), FlexX/S (molecular docking), Wolfram gridMathematica; C/C++ and Fortran compilers (including Intel Cluster Toolkit).

Services: providing scientific institutions with access to high-performance computing resources (grid system); conducting complex computer simulations and parallel computations; quantum-chemical calculations; molecular dynamics and docking; mathematical modeling of multiparametric problems; processing large data sets; integration of computations into the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC).

Center for Scanning Probe Microscopy and Resonance Spectroscopy (SPM&RS Center)

Research directions: study of the physicochemical properties of surfaces and interfaces, bulk physical and chemical properties of nanobiomaterials and metal oxide nanosystems; investigation of atomic structure, microrelief morphology, molecular dynamics, and electronic structure of solids and rare-phase systems.

Scientific equipment: ultra-high vacuum scanning probe microscope JSPM-4610 by JEOL (STM and AFM modes with atomic resolution, working vacuum 10-7 Pa, direct sample heating function up to 1200 °C); multifunctional nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer Bruker AVANCE 400 (temperature range 77–2000 K); Bruker EPR spectrometer; X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) spectrometer; optical microscope; magnetron sputtering system; derivatograph; single-beam spectrophotometer; lyophilic dryer.

Services: study of morphology and atomic structure of surfaces of conductors, semiconductors, and dielectrics by STM and AFM methods in ultra-high vacuum; chemical surface composition analysis by XPS; conducting structural and dynamic studies by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), nuclear quadrupole resonance (NQR), and EPR spectroscopy methods: analysis of short- and long-range order, study of electronic, nuclear spin, magnon, and phonon subsystems, as well as interatomic interactions in solids and solutions.

Center for Shared Use of Devices "Research of Mechanical Properties"

The main equipment of the Center is the “Instron” model 8802 universal mechanical testing machine, which allows testing of:

1. Uniaxial quasi-static tension 

  • sample material: metals and alloys, composites, plastics, etc.
  • sample geometry: cylindrical or flat sample
  • load up to +250kN
  • temperature range -1500oС to +3000oС  

2. Uniaxial quasi-static compression  

sample material: metals and alloys, composites, plastics, etc.

  • sample geometry: cylindrical or cubic sample 

load up to -250kN

  • temperature range -1500oС to +3000oС  

3. Three-point bend  

sample material: metals and alloys, composites, plastics, etc.

  • sample geometry: cylindrical or prismatic, standard COD sample

load up to 250kN

temperature range -1000oС to +3000oС 

4. Off-center tension  Позацентровий розтяг

sample material: metals and alloys, composites, plastics, etc.

  • sample geometry: standard ST 1T (0.5T and 0.25T) sample with a crack 

load up to +100kN

temperature range -1500oС to +800oС 

5. Cyclic load  

sample material: metals and alloys, composites, plastics, etc.

  • sample geometry: cylindrical (type I or II according to GOST 25.502-79) or flat (type I or II according to GOST 25.502-79) frequency from 11 to 100 depending on amplitude and load 

temperature range -800oС to +2000oС 

Center for collective use of the device "Vibrating Magnetometer 7404 VSM" ("VSM Center")

Research directions: study of magnetic properties of materials at the nanoscale; investigation of types of magnetic ordering (dia-, para-, ferro-, antiferromagnets, anisotropic materials, etc.) and anisotropic properties of advanced nanomaterials, metallic alloys, and biological objects.

Scientific equipment: Lake Shore 7404 VSM vibrating magnetometer (USA) (magnetic moment measurement range 10-6–103 EMU, external field resolution up to 20 mOe, maximum field strength up to 21.6 kOe (at room temperature) and up to 11.8 kOe (when used with a cryostat or heating furnace), temperature measurement range from 85 to 1273 K).

Services: measurement of specific magnetic moment of solid materials (bulk, powders, thin films, single crystals) and liquids; measurement and analysis of magnetic hysteresis loops; determination of main magnetic characteristics: saturation magnetization, remanent magnetization, coercive force, and magnetic susceptibility.

Shared Use Center for the Device "DSK-CENTER"

Research directions: study of physicochemical processes accompanied by heat absorption or release; investigation of phase transitions, crystallization kinetics, thermal stability of materials, and determination of heat capacity using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).

Scientific equipment: differential scanning calorimeter DSC 404 F1 Pegasus® by NETZSCH (principle of heat flow measurement, three-dimensional symmetrical design of the measuring cell). Operating range: from -150 to +1650 °C, heating rate: 0.01–50 K/min, automatic nitrogen supply (60 L cryostat).

Services: conducting high-precision thermal analysis of materials (metals, alloys, ceramics, polymers, etc.) over a wide temperature range; identification of thermal effects; construction of heating/cooling curves; determination of enthalpies of phase transitions and temperature characteristics of structural changes.

Shared Equipment Center for the "Solver PRO" Magnetic Force Scanning Probe Microscope

Center for Shared Use of Equipment "Liquid Nitrogen"

The Center is establidhed on the basis of the Cryogenic Technology Department of the Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering of the NAS of Ukraine. It is equipped with a unique in Ukraine StirLIN-8 liquefied nitrogen production plant from the well-known Dutch company Stirling Cryogenics & Refrigeration BV.

Shared Use Center for the device "SKVID-magnetometer MPMS-XL5"

Research directions: study of magnetic properties of materials with extremely small magnetic moment values (weakly magnetic substances or samples with a microscopic amount of magnetic phase); investigation of magnetic anisotropy and conducting magneto-optical studies of solids.

Scientific equipment: superconducting quantum magnetometer MPMS-XL5 manufactured by Quantum Design (USA), equipped with an automatic device for sample rotation (in horizontal and vertical planes) and a specialized module for magneto-optics. Technical specifications: magnetic moment measurement range ±5 EMU; differential sensitivity ≤10-8 EMU (in fields up to 0.25 T) and ≤2·10-7 EMU (in fields up to 5 T); magnetic field: operating range ±5 T, field homogeneity 0.01% over an area of more than 4 cm, residual magnetic field <5·10-4 T. Temperature mode: operating range from 1.9 to 400 K (stability ±0.005 K in the range 1.9–4.2 K).

Services: high-precision measurement of basic magnetic characteristics (magnetization and magnetic susceptibility) of single crystals, polycrystalline samples, thin films, and powders; study of anisotropic effects and magneto-optical phenomena over a wide range of temperatures and magnetic fields.

Center for Shared Use of Instruments "Microwave Radiospectroscopy"

Research directions: research of materials using magnetic and non-magnetic microwave (super high frequency) radio spectroscopy methods.

Scientific equipment: vector network analyzer Agilent NA 5230A (operating frequency range - 50 MHz – 40 GHz, dynamic range - 100 dB, maximum output power - 3 dBm; the device is equipped with standard coaxial cables, a calibration kit, as well as a set of coaxial-to-coaxial and waveguide-to-coaxial adapters); specialized equipment for radio spectroscopy in the frequency range of 10–150 GHz (the equipment capabilities allow operation in the temperature range of 0.3–300 K and in magnetic fields up to 7.5 T).

Services: conducting experimental radio spectroscopic studies of materials (magnetic and non-magnetic) over a wide range of frequencies, temperatures, and magnetic fields.

Shared Equipment Center "Terahertz Quasioptics"

Research directions: experimental study of amplitude-frequency characteristics of scattering of physical objects in the terahertz range by the method of quasi-optical waveguide modeling.

Scientific equipment: panoramic attenuation and voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) meter P2-139 manufactured by Elmika (operating frequency range 0.17–0.22 THz); quasi-optical radio measuring devices based on a circular hollow dielectric beam waveguide.

Services: conducting measurements of attenuation parameters and VSWR in the range of 0.17–0.22 THz; organization of tests on a quasi-optical test site for studying scattering characteristics of objects in a hollow dielectric beam waveguide.

Shared Equipment Center "Cryoelectronics"

Research directions: conducting precision studies in the temperature range of 300–4.2 K and frequency range from direct current to 100 GHz and above.

Scientific equipment: cryogenic cooling system with thermostabilization SRDK-415DP-A71A (manufactured by Janis Research Company, USA), which includes an acoustically isolated compressor (CSA-71A), vacuum pumps, a specialized power supply system (8 kW transformer, 380/200 V) with a local grounding circuit and containers for liquefied gases; a set of general radio engineering and specialized microwave (MW) equipment.

Services: providing a full cycle of precision studies of frequency characteristics of radio-electronic components and materials over a wide range of frequencies and temperatures; offering consulting services and professional engineering support during work with cryogenic systems.

Shared Equipment Center "Laser Spectroscopic Complex"

Research directions: physics of processes of interaction of laser radiation with matter in various states of aggregation; physics of nonlinear processes; physics of low-dimensional systems; micro- and nanoelectronics; semiconductor materials science.

Scientific equipment: solid-state pulsed garnet (Nd:YAG) laser LF117 (Solar TII); automated pulsed tunable titanium-sapphire laser CF 131A (Solar TII); monochromator-spectrograph with astigmatism compensation MS7504i (Solar TII); spectrometer with astigmatism compensation SL40-2-3648USB (Solar TII); digital camera HS 101H (Hamamatsu); photomultiplier PMT R928 for the range 200–1000 nm (Hamamatsu); radiometer "Alpharad plus – AR" with autonomous air blowing.

Services: conducting highly sensitive spectral studies of substances and materials in a wide registration range (200–1000 nm) using intense laser excitation with the ability to select the excitation light wavelength and control its intensity.

Department of Earth Sciences of the NAS of Ukraine

Core Facility Center for Magnetometric Equipment

Research directions: magnetism of rocks and minerals; paleomagnetism; petromagnetism; archaeomagnetism and pedomagnetism; studies of environmental magnetism (ecological monitoring of soil and atmospheric air pollution).

Scientific equipment: JR-4 spin magnetometer and JR-6 dual-speed spin magnetometer; LAM-22 astatic magnetometers; AC bridge (kappa meter) MFK1-B, upgraded to the technical-operational model MFK1-FB; AC bridge (kappa meter) KLY-5 with CS4 thermal attachment; MMTD-80 thermal demagnetizing unit; device for demagnetizing samples with alternating magnetic field LDA-3A with a non-hysteresis magnetizing device AMU-1A; shielded room MMLFC; alternating magnetic field demagnetizing unit (up to 50 mT) for cubic samples with a volume of 125 cm³; permanent magnetic field magnetizing unit (up to 200 mT) for cubic samples with an edge of 20 mm; permanent magnetic field magnetizing unit for cubic or cylindrical samples with a volume of 1 cm³; three-component sensor for recording magnetic field variations; Shtill mini-drill with Orientation device magnetic system for core drilling; equipment for manufacturing oriented rock and material samples of cubic and cylindrical shapes.

Services: conducting paleo- and petromagnetic studies (determination of natural remanent magnetization, magnetic susceptibility, thermomagnetic analysis) of rocks, minerals, loose sediments, soils, and archaeological materials; measurement of magnetic properties of artificial materials and substances (including weakly magnetic) on samples with volumes from 1 to 100 cm³; detection and assessment of levels of technogenic pollution (heavy metals, dust particles) in soils, sedimentary deposits, and atmospheric air by magnetic methods; manufacturing of oriented rock samples for magnetometric studies.

Shared Equipment Center "Mass Spectrometric Center for Solid Phase, Gas Isotope, and Microelement Analysis"

Research directions: determination of the chemical, microelement, and isotopic composition of solid, powdery, and liquid substances; study of the micromorphology of surfaces of natural and artificial materials.

Scientific equipment: ThermoFinnigan ICP-MS ELEMENT-2 inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer with New Wave UP-193 SS laser ablation attachment; JSM-6700F field emission scanning electron microscope with EDS JED-2300 energy-dispersive X-ray microanalysis system; ARL OPTIM'X WDXRF wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer.

Services: general chemical analysis (quantitative and semi-quantitative determination of sample composition for elements from fluorine to americium); local microanalysis and surface morphology (relief study with resolution up to 1.0 nm, point composition determination and mapping of element distribution in an area of ~2 µm); microelement and isotopic analysis (determination of ultra-low impurity contents in the mass range 7–240 a.m.u., including direct measurement in minerals and rocks without chemical dissolution with crater diameters of 2–110 µm). Objects of analysis: monoliths, powders, tablets, slags, pastes, granules, and coatings.

Center for Collective Use "Gas Chromatography of Fluids of Geological Objects"

Research directions: gas chromatographic studies of volatile components of fluid inclusions in minerals of rocks, ores, and veinlet-disseminated mineralization of oil and gas-bearing, coal-bearing complexes, and ore-bearing objects.

Scientific equipment: Shimadzu GC-2010 ATF gas chromatograph with a capillary column, flame ionization detector (FID-2010), thermal conductivity detector (TCD-2010), and sample introduction systems (injector SPL-2010, VALCO valve; operating temperature range from +4 to +450 °C).

Services: qualitative and quantitative analysis of hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon gases in fluid inclusions of minerals, rocks, and ores. Analysis objects: minerals, rocks, ores, core material.

DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS SCIENCE OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

Core Facility Center “MTS 318.25 Materials Testing Machine” of the NAS of Ukraine

Scientific focus areas of the Center: Наукові напрями центру:

  • experimental studies of the resistance of welded joints of structural steels and aluminum alloys to fatigue fracture at the stages of crack initiation and development under harmonic and multi-frequency loading;
  • development of new and improvement of known methods of processing welded joints in order to increase their cyclic durability;
  • development of computational and experimental methods for assessing the cyclic crack resistance of welded joints at the stages of stable growth of fatigue cracks, taking into account the application of the proposed methods of their inhibition;
  • development of fracture mechanics approaches and criteria for assessing the resistance of welded joints of structural materials to quasi-brittle and ductile fracture.

The Center's equipment allows for: Обладнання центру дозволяє проводити випробування :

  • static force testing up to 8000 kN;
  • cyclic force testing from -4000 kN to 4000 kN;
  • testing at temperatures from -100˚С to +1000˚С;
  • impact strength testing up to 300 J;
  • testing in various environments.

Core Facility Center “GLEEBLE – 3800 Complex” of the NAS of Ukraine

The “GLEEBLE – 3800” installation is a high-tech complex that allows for physical simulation of welding processes, processes of hot deformation of metals such as forging, rolling, and drawing, and also allows for the simulation of heat treatment of metals with various heating and cooling rates. Hot compression and tensile tests can be performed at either constant or varying force values during the experiment. The temperature and heating rate of the sample can also be varied depending on the experimental task. The maximum short-term compressive force can be 20 metric tons, and the tensile force can be 10 metric tons. The maximum process temperature during such experiments can be 2000ºС. Such experiments give the possibility to determine the degree of deformation depending on the applied force. Hot deformation tests along one direction can be carried out on two different mobile blocks. The universal unit “Gleeble System” is used to simulate physical processes in the case of “simple” compression or stretching. For example, “Sico Test” allows for determining the parameters of the hot metal compression process, which makes it possible for hot cracks to occur during forging or metal precipitation. The “Hydrawedge” unit is used to simulate hot forging. Unlike the “Gleeble System” unit, it has two movable pistons, which allows in some cases to achieve deformation of more than 70% of the initial length of the sample. The presence of two movable pistons also opens the possibility to simulate the processes of high-speed rolling of metals and determine the value of the stress on the rolls and the degree of their deformation. The maximum deformation rate can be 1, and the maximum number of impacts is 19. Максимальна швидкість деформації може дорівнювати 1, а максимальна кількість ударів 19. (яка одиниця вимірювання?)

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND POWER TECHNOLOGY OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

Shared Use Center for Devices "Center for Metrological Testing of Automation Tools in Energy"

Research directions: measurement of electromagnetic parameters (currents, voltages, their harmonics and symmetrical components) of power engineering objects – generators, power transformers and autotransformers, reactors, high-voltage circuit breakers, etc.; diagnostics of relay protection devices and emergency automation of power systems; metrological testing of hardware and software tools for determining operating mode parameters of power engineering objects, measurement of electrical energy parameters and quality control; conducting synchronous measurements of electrical parameters in a unified astronomical time format using GPS signal receivers.

Scientific equipment: three-phase electric power standard calibrator FLUKE 6130A (USA); power system simulator-model with GPS synchronization DOBLE F6150 (USA); universal test system OMICRON CMS 256 plus and distributed hybrid signal analyzer/recorder OMICRON DANEO 400 (Austria); precision multimeter Transmille 8081 (UK); frequency meter-timer FLUKE PM 6690/062 and digital two-channel oscilloscope Fluke 199C (USA); breakdown installation UPU-6 (Ukraine).

Services: precision metrological measurements, calibration and verification of measuring instruments (power, voltage, current, frequency and resistance); generation and simulation of non-standard power grid modes (synthesis of up to 100 harmonics simultaneously, flicker, voltage dips and surges) to check equipment stability; dynamic testing and diagnostics of relay protection devices, emergency automation and event recorders with precise GPS synchronization; testing characteristics of synchronized phasor measurement units (PMU / synchrophasors) according to IEEE C37.118 standard; recording, monitoring and analysis of operating conditions of analog and digital signals (communication network messages) at substations; testing electrical insulation of equipment with increased voltage (up to 6 kV).

DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS AND ENERGY OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

Core Facility Center “Mineralogical and geochemical studies” of the NAS of Ukraine

Core Facility Center “Mineralogical and geochemical studies” of the NAS of Ukraine was established at the State Institution “Institute of Environmental Geochemistry of the NAS of Ukraine” in 2003 with the aim of the most rational use of imported scientific instruments - the JSM-6490LV electron microscope from Jeol Ltd., Japan with the OXFORD INCA Energy 350 energy dispersive spectrometer from OXFORD Instruments Analytical Ltd., Great Britain, and the ultra-low-background alpha-beta spectrometer “Quantulus-1220-003”, manufactured by “Perkinelmer” USA. 

Yatsenko Victor Victo
Candidates of sciences (PhD, geological and mineralogical)

Core Facility Center "Specialized Information and Computing Complex of the Global Data Processing Grid Network"

Спеціалізований інформаційно-обчислювальний комплекс Національного наукового центру «Харківський фізико-технічний інститут» (СІОК ННЦ ХФТІ) є важливим ресурсним центром Українського національного гріду (UAG), активним учасником європейської грід-інфраструктури EGI та Всесвітнього LHC-гріду (WLCG). СІОК ННЦ ХФТІ надає доступ до своїх обчислювальних та дискових ресурсів для наукових проєктів з усього світу, зокрема в рамках експериментів на Великому адронному колайдері (LHC), таких як Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS).

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY, PHYSIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

Core Facility Center “Cryo” at the Institute of Cryobiology and Cryomedicine of the NAS of Ukraine

DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL BIOLOGY OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

Shared Use Center "Recombinant-Test"

INSTITUTIONS AT THE PRESIDIUM OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE