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F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
Giornata di presentazione del Progetto ITER all’Industria
italiana
Ruolo dell’Associazione Euratom-ENEA
Prof. F. Gnesotto, Consorzio RFX
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
L’iniettore di fasci di neutri di ITER
Il sistema di alimentazioni elettriche di JT-60 SA
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
5 m
Negative ions D- are generated in the ion source (required 200 A/m2 D-)
Extraction of 40 A D-
D- ions accelerated with 1 MV
Neutralization to D0 in the gas neutralizer
HV Bushing
(-1 MV inside)
16.7 MW D0
delivered to the ITER plasma
Electrostatic RID
(deflection of the residual charged beams)
Neutral Beam Heating and Current Drive in ITER
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
Neutral beam injection: principles
Ion source
NeutraliserResidual ion Dump (RID)
AcceleratorPlasma
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
ITER NBI requirements
Neutral beam injection is required since the beginning of ITER
operation
The NBI system consists of 2 (+1) beams for Auxiliary Heating
and Current Drive
Beam parameters:
P=16.5MWI=40AV=1MV ( to heat the core plasma)t pulse=3600s
1MeV neutrals implies negative ions for efficient neutralisation (60%)
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
NBI injectors in ITER
tangential injection
On/off axis injection by tilting the beam axis vertically
Plan viewVertical cross section view
DNB
2+1 NBI
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The NBI sub-systems
The NBI system can be separated in 4 subsystems:
a) The Injector
b) The Power Supply and Voltage Distribution System
c) The Control and Data Acquisition System
d) The Auxiliary Systems.
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
The injector
15m 5m
9m
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
Power balance [MW] with 1MeV D Beam
POWER SUPPLY
BEAM SOURCE
BEAM LINE
TRANSMISSION LINE
POWER SUPPLY
0.05
24
INPUTPOWER
481
1720to PLASMA
5559
5
40
NEUTRALISER
CALORIMETER
RID
ION SOURCE
DUCT
0.6
POWER SUPPLY
BEAM BEAM LINE
OTHERCOMPONENTS
LINE
SUPPLY
0.05
25
ACCELERATOR
INPUTPOWER
481
1620to PLASMA
5559
5
40
0.25
SOURCE
17181718
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An example: the Neutralizer
2500
3200
1875 O/ALL
720
H2 or D2
inletCooling water i/o
H- or D- Beam
• on channel walls 4.2 MW (max. 0.5 MW/m2)
• on leading edges 0.4 MW (max. 2.2 MW/m2)
• Total power 4.6 MW
Power deposition from ion beam interception:
• Beam on/off 5x104
• Breakdowns 4.5x105
Heating cycles during ITER lifetime:
Additional power deposition due to electrons (stripping losses in SINGAP):
• on leading edges 2.7 MW (max. 26-30 MW/m2)
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The Power Supply and Voltage Distribution System
The Power Supply (PS) and Voltage Distribution System provides the High Voltage (HV) to the accelerator grids (AGPS) and supplies the ion source (ISPS) and the auxiliary components.
The power is transmitted to the ion source and the acceleration grids via a HV transmission line, SF6 insulated for -1MV dc to ground.
STEP UP TRANSFORMERS
POWER SUPPLY BUILDING
TRANSMISSION LINE
HV DECK
BUSHING
\\70m
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Acceleration Grid Power Supplies
0 V
-1 MV
Ac/dc converter Dc/ac inverter
Step-up (isolation)Transformer
-800 kV
-600 kV
-400 kV
-200 kV
69 kV
59 A
7 A
6 A
3 A
3 A
40 A
Step-down Transformer
MAMuG Configuration
Parameter Value
Main supply -1000 kV / 59 A
Grid 1 -800 kV / 7 A
Grid 2 -600 kV / 6 A
Grid 3 -400 kV / 3 A
Grid 4 -200 kV / 3 A
Current at ground level
40 A
Max. voltage ripple 5 %
Response time of the load protection system
< 200 s
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
As most of the issues are strongly coupled, they can be tackled
and solved only by testing a full scale NBI at full performance in
D and H.
A Test Facility to install and operate a NBI before operation in
ITER is therefore mandatory in order to provide a reliable system.
The test facility will be built in Padova
Test Facility
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Test Facility for a generic site
At present work is in progress to adapt the generic site to Padova site, which has been proposed by EU as the Test Facility site
Power supplyMaintenance
Experiment
Auxiliary systems
Cooling towers
Test Facility for a generic site
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
Test Facility Auxiliary Systems
Cryosystem
Forepumpingsystem
Top flange platform
60 MW cooling tower
Heat rejection system
Primary Heat
Transfer System
HV deck
TL2
TL1
HV deckplatform
Experiment ground
level
gas
100m
The auxiliary systems consist of
cryogenic plant
cooling plant
pumping and gas injection plant
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Costi (M€)
Convertitori 27.0
Installazioni e collaudi 5.0
Sorgente del fascio 7.0
Neutralizzatore, RID, calorimetro 5.1
Vessel e condotto 8.0
Bobine di compensazione 7.9
Totale EU 60.0
Componenti assegnati a EU
Costi per 2 iniettori
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Projects identified:
• Engineering Validation and Engineering Design Activities for
International Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility (IFMIF-EVEDA
and/or facility) to qualify the structural materials needed to license
DEMO.
• International Fusion Energy Research Center (IFERC) including a
computer simulation center for fusion science, a center for remote
experimentation and a center for international design activities for
demonstration reactors
• A new plasma experimental device (Satellite Tokamak), named JT-
60SA, in Naka, Japan.
The Broader Approach Agreement
F. Gnesotto Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007
The Broader Approach Agreement
Allocation of contributions of the Parties (in percentage)
Project EU JA Sum
IFMIF-EVEDA 14,4 7,6 22,0
IFERC 12,0 18,7 30,7
Satellite Tokamak(JT-60SA)
23,6 23,6 47,3
Total 50 50 100
Europe contribution 338 M€ (value 5 May 2005)Japanese contribution 46 BY (value 5 May 2005)
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The satellite Tokamak: JT-60SA
M.Matsukawa, Eng. Feature in the design of JT-60SA, IAEA 06
Outline of the JT-60SA Device
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Parties contribution to the JT-60SA construction and operation
Approximated data in percentage
The POWER SUPPLIES will be provided by EUROPE Consorzio RFX will be responsible of:• The quench protection system for the superconducting coils (13
M€)• The fast power supply system for the in vessel sector coils (0.8
M€)
EU(%) JA(%)TF magnet 96 4PF magnet 4 96VV 0 100In-vessel 0 100PS+Contr. 100 0Cryostat 73 27Cryogenic 100 0Assembly 0 100ECRF4MW,140GHz 52 48Remote Handling 0 100Transportation cost 0 100Common cost 0 100
50 50Operation
Component
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The quench protection system for JT-60SA
First RFX design activity:Identification of the technical solution
•vacuum Circuit Breaker (VCB) VCB with mechanical bypass in parallel like in the protection unit developed for ITER
•semiconductorsa solution based on semiconductors (like the dc current breakers in RFX toroidal circuit) should be possible for this voltage and current rating and could be preferable
Quench Protection SystemJA conceptual design
R
MSVCB
S
CCH
DFuse
Pyro-FuseMCB
+-
Backup circuit
Dump resistance
Coil current
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Sector Coil
AC filter
PWM Inverter
6 coils for toroidal direction
Thyristor Converter
DCL
~
~~
The fast power supply for the in vessel sector coil of JT-60SA
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The IFMIF Facility
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The accelerator
The RFQ will be built under responsibility of INFN
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The RFQ
RFQ (Radiofrequency Quadrupole) Linac
The RFQ accelerates the beam of 125mA from 95 keV to 5 MeV
A longitudinal length of 12.5m is needed
The RF operating frequency is 175 MHz
RFQ cold model( CEA Sacley, IPHI-350MHz )
RFQ cold model ( JAERI, 175MHz-4m module )
The budget for RFQ is 17.3 M€.