Air liquide cryogenic system for the KSTAR device

Briend, P.; Dauget, P.; Delcayre, F.; Abe, Isamu; Fauve, E.; Fossen, A.; Fuenzalida, P.; Lee, L.A.; Gistau, G.; Kim, Y.S.; Cho, K.W.; Chang, Hyuk

doi:10.1016/b978-008044559-5/50025-9

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The Helium Distribution System: D/b #1 D/b #2 and The Ctl'1

Helium and Nitrogen Refrigerators1

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“…This LHe is consumed during the other modes by transferring the LHe from the storage to the TD. The CC's are extremely flexible and can process 60-420 g/s (at 50-70% efficiency) SHe at 4 When an abnormal event occurs and the pressure in the cooling channel of the affected cold component rises up to a critical value, the corresponding blocking valves (V1/2, V3/4, V5/6, V7/8, V11/12, V14/13, D81/82, D61/62) then close automatically and helium is released either actively downstream the Q valves (Q1/2, Q4, Q5/6, Q8, Q11/12, Q14/13) or passively through pressure safety valves which are not shown for clarity. Table 3 Outline of the CTL's (TL1-TL6)…”

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Helium refrigeration system for the KSTAR

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Chang

Park

et al. 2006

Fusion Engineering and Design

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Helium refrigeration system for the KSTAR

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Fusion Engineering and Design

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“…For example, a complete description of the 9kW equivalent at 4.5K helium refrigerator system of KSTAR is given in references [1][2][3][4].…”

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Cryogenics for Fusion

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Gistau-Baguer²,

Bonneton³

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AIP Conference Proceedings

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Fusion of Hydrogen to produce energy is one of the technologies under study to meet the mankind raising need in energy and as a substitute to fossil fuels for the future. This technology is under investigation for more than 30 years already, with, for example, the former construction of the experimental reactors Tore Supra, DIII-D and JET. With the construction of ITER to start, the next step to "fusion for energy" will be done. In these projects, an extensive use of cryogenic systems is requested. Air Liquide has been involved as cryogenic partner in most of former and presently constructed fusion reactors. In the present paper, a review of the cryogenic systems we delivered to Tore Supra, JET, IPR and KSTAR will be presented.

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