Upgrade of the Sultan Superconducting Test Facility to 12 Tesla by Three a-15 Coils

Elen, J.D.; Franken, W.M.P.; Roeterdink, J.A.; Pasotti, G.; Ricci, M.; Sacchettic, N.; Spadoni, M.; Horváth, I.; Pásztor, G.; Vécsey, G.; Weymuth, P.; Zellweger, J.

doi:10.1051/jphyscol:1984121

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“…(b) Test facilities. Besides experimental arrangements to measure j c (B,e), AC losses and stability, a few large facilties are required to test certain lengths of full-size conductors; such facilities are under construction, for example the SULTAN III facility at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) at Wiirenlingen, Switzerland [11], the FENLX facility at LLNL [12] and a facility at the Kurchatov Institute (T-15 Upgrade) [13] where the properties of the model TF coil sections are studied.…”

Section: Technology Developments For Superconducting Tokamak Magnetsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Magnetic confinement

Komarek¹,

Baker²,

Filatov³

et al. 1990

Nucl. Fusion

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The paper reviews the major engineering components of magnetic confinement devices, i.e. the magnet systems, the vacuum system, fuelling systems, components for heat removal and particle exhaust, and heating and current drive systems. Most technological developments have been achieved for tokamak systems, and the main focus is now on the ITER design actitivities. In addition, some information is given on stellarators and reversed field pinches. The field to be reviewed is very large so that it was not possible to give a comprehensive review. Reference is made to other review papers in the different areas and only specific examples are given for solutions representing the current state of technology.

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Section: Technology Developments For Superconducting Tokamak Magnetsmentioning

confidence: 99%