The coil and the pretension rod play important roles in the central solenoidal coil system of Tokamak. Therefore, the analysis of the coil and the pretension rod in the normal operating environment is essential for the facility’s construction. In this paper, the 3D model of the two parts mentioned above is built based on SolidWorks. Subsequently, the simulations are carried out to revert the real operation environments following the fields, loads, and boundary conditions. Then, we compare the official analysis results of the corresponding parts in the central solenoidal system of the China Fusion Engineering Test Reactor (CFETR) based on the results from COMSOL. Compared with the official analysis, the error is about 1.3% for the maximum magnetic field and about 0.53% error for the outer part, respectively. As for the pretension rod, simulations are carried out based on the finite element analysis software ABAQUS. The Von mises and the maximum principal stress are 140.1 MPa and 168.4 MPa, which is much lower than the material’s yield stress (205 MPa). The safety factor is 1.78, larger than the critical failure value 1. According to our results, the rationality of the CFETR central solenoidal coil system design is re-examined and verified.
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