Status of the EU DA electromagnetic analysis contribution to ITER

Testoni, Pietro; Oliva, A. Bonito; Portone, A.; Carin, Yann; Knaster, J.; Matheos, Felix Rodriguez; Albanese, R.; Formisano, A.; Martone, R.; Rubinacci, G.; Villone, F.; Roccella, M.

doi:10.1016/j.fusengdes.2011.01.119

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“…In this row one should mention the global models of the ITER magnetic system with in-vessel components developed in the EU DA [16,17], KO DA [18], CN DA and JA DA. As a certain parallel to the former activities in this area like the joint multi-Party Benchmarking program, they provide a remarkably wide spectrum of approaches, formulations, technologies, computational methods and techniques.…”

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Calculation and superimposition of electro-magnetic loads on the ITER blanket: Analysis strategy and initial results

Rozov¹,

Raffray²,

Lamzin³

et al. 2012

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Calculation and superimposition of electro-magnetic loads on the ITER blanket: Analysis strategy and initial results

Rozov¹,

Raffray²,

Lamzin³

et al. 2012

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“…Different electromagnetic analyses over different parts of VV components were made in [4][5][6][7][8][9]. In this paper the three plasma disruption cases studied are: major disruption upwards linear decay in 36 ms (MD UP LIN36), vertical displacements events, upwards and downwards linear decay in 36 ms (VDE UP LIN36 and VDE DW LIN36).…”

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