Magnet Infrastructure Facilities for ITER (MIFI): Description and activities overview

Bertrand Peluso; Roland Piccin; Y. Bale; P. Bayetti; Christelle Boyer; S. Brémond; T. Brilleman; S. Cérignat; Nicholas Clayton; Patrick Decool; Arnaud Devred; K. Doshi; O. Dumoulin; A. Fontaine; Chen Yu Gung; Hyungjun Kim; Sebastien Huygen; Jean Yves Journeaux; Hamada Kazuya; J. Laquiere; A. Laurenti; Baptiste Martin; P. Michelier; Neil Mitchell; L. Nicolas; E. Pignoly; P. Tena; Alexandre Torre; Alexander Vostner

doi:10.1109/TASC.2017.2773838

Magnet Infrastructure Facilities for ITER (MIFI): Description and activities overview

Bertrand Peluso, Roland Piccin, Y. Bale, P. Bayetti, Christelle Boyer, S. Brémond, T. Brilleman, S. Cérignat, Nicholas Clayton, Patrick Decool, Arnaud Devred, K. Doshi, O. Dumoulin, A. Fontaine, Chen Yu Gung, Hyungjun Kim, Sebastien Huygen, Jean Yves Journeaux, Hamada Kazuya, J. LaquiereA. Laurenti, Baptiste Martin, P. Michelier, Neil Mitchell, L. Nicolas, E. Pignoly, P. Tena, Alexandre Torre, Alexander Vostner

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ITER magnets are in the final phases of production and are preparing for the upcoming assembly challenges. The ITER magnet team has expressed the need for close-range support labs in order to perform qualification tests, procedure tuning, mockup testing, site acceptance tests, as well as training of assembly staff and logistics management. In the framework of its general support to the ITER project, CEA’s Institute for Magnetic Fusion Research proposed a support structure in line with this need on CEA Cadarache premises. In July 2014, the MIFI agreement (Magnet Infrastructure Facilities for ITER) was signed between ITER organization and CEA. It led to the creation of four laboratories and a storage area dedicated to magnet instrumentation components. This paper gives a general description of the work organization in MIFI, and describes the main ongoing activities with specific focuses on critical qualification activities like high-voltage testing and diagnostic of Glass–Kapton–Glass resin impregnated insulation and the scale 1 mock-up and test of the intermediate outer intercoil structure assembly procedure.

Original language	English
Article number	4200506
Journal	IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity
Volume	28
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/TASC.2017.2773838
Publication status	Published - 2018 Apr

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Peluso, B., Piccin, R., Bale, Y., Bayetti, P., Boyer, C., Brémond, S., Brilleman, T., Cérignat, S., Clayton, N., Decool, P., Devred, A., Doshi, K., Dumoulin, O., Fontaine, A., Gung, C. Y., Kim, H., Huygen, S., Journeaux, J. Y., Kazuya, H., ... Vostner, A. (2018). Magnet Infrastructure Facilities for ITER (MIFI): Description and activities overview. IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity, 28(3), Article 4200506. https://doi.org/10.1109/TASC.2017.2773838

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