Experimental results of domestic testing of the pool-boiling cooled Japanese and the forced-flow cooled Euratom LCT coils

The ITER toroidal field model coil project

“…The TOSKA facility was constructed in the early 1980s for the testing of large superconducting magnets for the magnetic confinement of nuclear fusion. The first test was the acceptance test of the LCT coil (1984) before shipment to the international test facility of "The Large Coil Task" at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA [44,2]. After the conclusion of the test of the poloidal field model coil POLO (1995) [9], the cryogenic and electrical supply systems, the measuring and control equipment including data acquisition as well as the lifting capacity of the crane system were extended and modernised in the frame of a task agreement with ITER Director for the test of the ITER TFMC.…”

The large coil task and results of testing U.S. coils

“…Shakedown tests of the facility with these two colls In January 1964 were Interrupted when the GD cell leaked at ports used to Inject polyurethacc between winding and case, while it was being repaired, the Swiss (CB) coll arrived and was installed except for high-current leads.ID the eumner of 1984, facility shakedown and preliminary coll teata (up to full current in JA and GD coils) were perfomed. ' c >'' Meanwhile the EuTUTOM (EU) coll was completed and tested In the TOSKA facility at Kernforechungsxentnm Karlsruhe 9. Ic was then delivered to_ the IFSMTF In December 1964.…”