2.47亿元！中国科学院合肥研究院发布大批仪器采购意向

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Academy of Sciences' Hefei Institute of Physical Science has announced procurement intentions for 40 items of scientific instruments and equipment, with a total budget of 247 million yuan, expected to be purchased between September and December 2025 [2][3]. Procurement Overview - The procurement includes various advanced instruments such as TF energy resistors, linear devices, plasma source-assisted magnet systems, particle image velocimetry systems, and electron probe microanalysis instruments [3][4]. - The total budget for the procurement is 247 million yuan, which translates to approximately 35.5 million USD [2]. Detailed Procurement List - Key items include: - TF energy resistors with specifications such as a theoretical resistance value of 1/30 mΩ and a rated energy consumption of 33 MJ [4]. - Linear devices with a central magnetic field strength adjustable from 0 to 3.9 T and a maximum excitation current of 150 A [4]. - Particle image velocimetry systems with a measurement range of 0 to 1300 m/s and a sampling speed of at least 17 frames per second [4]. - High-temperature tensile testing machines with a maximum test force of 50 kN and a temperature range from room temperature to 900°C [5]. - Electron probe microanalysis instruments with a secondary electron image resolution of 2.5 nm [5]. - X-ray fluorescence spectrometers with high sensitivity and resolution capabilities [5]. - High-purity germanium spectrometers for precise energy spectrum analysis [6]. Additional Instrument Specifications - The procurement also includes advanced systems for monitoring and analysis, such as: - High-throughput nanopore gene sequencers capable of independent parallel operation with a theoretical throughput exceeding 360 Gb [7]. - Integrated systems for various detection modes, including fluorescence and chemiluminescence [7]. - Equipment designed for radiation safety and environmental monitoring, ensuring compliance with national standards [6][7]. Expected Timeline - The expected procurement timeline is set for September to December 2025, indicating a strategic planning phase for the acquisition of these advanced scientific instruments [3][4].