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The magnet system
To create the magnetic fields necessary to operate the reactor, coils are used, in which high intensity electric current flows: constant current for toroidal coils and variable current for poloidal coils and the central solenoid. The use of
superconducting coils gives access to long-duration plasmas while minimising electrical consumption.
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Magnetic system of a Tokamak
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The expertise of the Euratom-CEA Association in the design of large
superconducting coils has been demonstrated since the implementation of Tore Supra in 1988 and in the course of operation of the
superconducting toroidal magnet system free of any major problem over a period of 12 years.
The Euratom-CEA Association is
deeply involved in the design of the ITER cryomagnetic system at several levels :
- The general design of the magnetic system.
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The design, manufacture
monitoring and tests of ITER model coils.
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The design, manufacture
monitoring and tests of suprerconducting cables.
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The design of superconducting
connexions.
For more information :
- Fusion Technology. Annual Report of the Association
EURATOM/CEA
Magnets
Activités
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1998 issue : 20p, 665
ko, PDF
1999
issue : 11p, 631 ko, PDF
2000
issue : 22p, 1370 ko, PDF
2001
issue : 36p, 2921 ko, PDF
2002
issue : 30p, 2789 ko, PDF
2003 issue :
37p, 2960 ko, PDF
2004 issue (PDF)
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pages 000-014 : Cover,
contents, introduction (518 Ko)
- pages 087-112 : EFDA
activities: magnets (3 716 ko)
- pages 207-214 : EFDA
activities: ITER site studies (2 283 ko)
- pages 215-218 : EFDA
activities: design support (455 ko)
2005 issue (PDF)
- pages 000-004 :
Cover,
contents, introduction (824 Ko)
- pages 121-160 :
EFDA
activities: magnets (2 908 ko)
- pages 301-306 :
EFDA
activities: design support (204 ko)
- pages 285-296 :
EFDA
activities: "Reactor" studies (720 ko)
2006 issue (PDF)
- pages 000-004 :
Cover,
contents, introduction (1.4 Mo)
- pages 114-144 :
EFDA
activities: magnets (1.7 Mo)
- pages 281-285 :
EFDA
activities: ITER site studies (0.5 Mo)
- pages 271-280 :
EFDA
activities: "Reactor" studies (1.3 Mo)
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