Final design and mock-up of an ITER sector sub-assembly tool

Nam, Kwanwoo; Ha, Min-Su; Bae, Jinho; Kwon, Soun Pil; Moon, Jaewhan; Park, Jihye; Noh, Jihoon; Park, Chanhyung

doi:10.1016/j.fusengdes.2016.02.066

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“…This machine will be a very large device for assembling VVs, TSs, and 2 TF coils having a 40° sector; after all, it will be used to form the basic unit for the ITER tokamak machine. The subassembly sequence and the final design considering the results of the mock‐up test and the structural analysis were presented in a recent paper …”

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confidence: 99%

“…The subassembly sequence and the final design considering the results of the mock-up test and the structural analysis were presented in a recent paper. 15 As a summary, 128 tools might be manufactured and delivered to IO. Conceptual design review (2009), PA (August 2009), contract (March 2010), preliminary design review (PDR for the first-batch tools, July 2011), and final design review (for the first-batch group A, December 2014) have been passed.…”

Section: Assembly Toolingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Fusion energy development status in Korea

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SummaryThis overview discusses the status of fusion energy development in the Republic of Korea. Korea studies fusion energy through research and development in 2 ways: one by performing the Korea Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) for a domestic approach and the other by participating in the international collaboration project ITER. Korea had remarkable progresses not only in KSTAR but also in the ITER project in 2016. In KSTAR, a world record of more than 70 seconds in high-performance plasma (H-mode) operation in the superconducting tokamak has been achieved. For the ITER project, toroidal field conductors have been successfully accomplished and the other major equipment such as vacuum vessel sectors, ports, and assembly tooling seem to be reaching an end. This paper deals with current research and development results on both fields of KSTAR study and ITER project progress.

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Section: Progress Of the Iter Projectmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%