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The
aim of the GOT4TSI training programme is to prepare engineers for
activities to support the ITER project and the long-term fusion
programme within the Associates, in Fusion for Energy and in the ITER
Organisation.
In
the specific
case of this training, the objective is
to develop system engineers with experience in integration and
commissioning of tokamak systems.
To achieve this, it is foreseen that
the training combines theoretical lessons with involvement in the
development and commissioning of tokamak systems.
This
training will
allow the European fusion programme
to have
experienced people to carry out the integration, assembly and
commissioning of tokamak systems within ITER.
The
Associations
participating in the network (CEA,
IPP.CR, ENEA Fra) have significant
competence in the topics mentioned above and can give a broad training
to the young engineers providing them both with the tools that they
need for the future together with valuable practical experience in
these areas.
Thus,
the broad
range of competences required in ITER
in the future is
addressed, and the proposed project will provide a significant resource
to be used for the Tokamak System Integration.
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The
proposed network will totally fit with the overall objectives as it
suggests in the training the following cross-activities (see the detail
in each WP description):
• Participate in
the life cycle (design to
commissioning) of the main components in a tokamak system (WP2, WP3,
WP4 and WP5);
• Get a detailed
look at the assembly plan of the
existing machines, with special care on the assembly phases with their
mechanical requirements as well as the use of special tools for the
study of assembly tolerances and the methods of determining special
reference points for components alignment (WP2, WP3, WP5);
• Advanced
training on the CATIA system to prepare and manage Digital Mock-ups.
Use of specific tools for kinematics and assembly (i.e. DELMIA)
including the use of virtual reality platforms and associated
equipments (WP3, WP5):
• Participate in
the restart activities of an
existing tokamak (WP2, WP4)
o
Be involved in
the planning
o Be trained in
one of the control room
main functions
o
Be involved in
the commissioning of a tokamak system
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