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The improvement of the facilities at our University consists of three
phases. In phase 1, a 1.7 MV NEC tandem-Pelletron accelerator has been
installed. The accelerator serves as injector for two beam lines, sub
sequently for macro- and micro-analysis. Moreover, an interconnection
has been made with a beam line from our 400 kV high voltage Van de Gra
aff accelerator in order to enable injection of these very intense low
energy beams in these two lines. Apart from new vacuum equipment and
conventional beam steering and focussing elements, the experimental fa
cilities are replaced from the cyclotron experimental hall to the newl
y organised experimental hall. In the phases 2 and 3, which are not ye
t completed, a second ion source for the Pelletron and a new or extend
ed focussing unit for the microprobe will complete the overall operati
on.