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Status of the Concept Design of CFETR Tokamak Machine Tokamak Machine Design Team Presented by Songtao WU Slide 1

Outline Guideline of the Tokamak Design Magnet Configuration and Preliminary Analysis VV Configuration Further Considerations Summary Slide 2

Outline Guideline of the Tokamak Design Magnet Configuration and Preliminary Analysis VV Configuration Further Considerations Summary Slide 3

Guideline of the Tokamak Design Design goal of the first option of CFETR (from CFETR-0-00 ), interpretations to Machine Design A good complementary to ITER Demonstration of full cycle of fusion energy with a minim Pf = 50 ~ 200MW; Long pulse or steady-state operation with duty cycle time 0.3 ~ 0.5; Demonstration of full cycle of T self-sustained with TBR 1.2 Relay on the existing ITER physical (k<1.8, q>3, H~1 ) and technical bases (higher BT, diagnostic, H&CD); Exploring options for DEMO blanket/divertor with a easy changeable core by RH; Exploring the technical solution for licensing DEMO fusion plant With power plant potential by step by step approach. Slide 4

Basic Parameters of Tokamak Machine Estimated Parameters of CFETR (from CFETR-00-00-03 and CFETR-00-00-02 ) R (m) 5.5 a (m) 1.6 Aspect ratio 3.43 Plasma volume (m 3 ) 500 Elongation 1.8 Triangularity 0.4 Ip (MA) 12/10/7 B0 (T) 5.3/4.5 P aux (MW) 50/80 Flux (Vs) 90 Space for Blanket (m) 1-2 Slide 5

Some Integration Consideration To have design based on the technologies available within 5 to 10 years in China. To consider manufacture feasibility at early stage; To make sure to provide TBM space not less than 1 m; To use TF inboard space as much as possible to provide the VV inboard space as big as possible; Gaps between parts with different temperatures shall be not less than 50 mm; D shape consisted arcs as less as possible; To have enough TF winding cross-section space to ensure B T (4.5 T/5.5 T); Slide 6

Machine Center Proposed Configuration (Vertical cross-section) PF2U PF1U PF3U CS3U κ: 1.8, δ: 0.4 (4860, 2880) CS2U PF4U CS1U Slide 7

Proposed Configuration (Horizontal cross-section) Slide 8

Outline Guideline of the Tokamak Design Magnet Configuration and Preliminary Analysis VV Configuration Further Considerations Summary Slide 9

Machine Center Main Parameters of TF: TF Design (1/5) 18 TF coils,130 turns per TF coil If 50-60 ka/turn, total current per TF coil about is 7800 9100 ka, may provide 4.5 5.5 T at plasma center; Quasi-Princeton D consisted of five arcs and one straight line; Conductor length of each double-pancake is about 700 m; Height 12 m, width 8 m. κ: 1.8, δ: 0.4 (4860, 2880) Slide 10

TF Design (2/5) Four D optimized shapes based on Princeton-D: (4253.18,3322.12) (4156.76,3660.84) (4405.44,3689.19) (4614.85,1550.02) (4744.02,2654.35) (4628.42,1397.17) (3193.36,0) (3355.01,0) (3091.46,0) Outer arc segment immovability Arc segment move outward 300mm Arc segment move outward 500mm (4540.50,3789.26) (4736.22,1725.75) (3046.11,0) Arc segment move outward 700mm 4 types curves Slide 11

TF Design (3/5) Analysis of TF: If the turn current is 53 ka, the magnetic field in the plasma central is 4.5 T, the maximum magnetic field is 10.6 T. If the turn current is up to 62.25 ka, the magnetic field in the plasma central can reach 5.3 T, but the maximum magnetic field goes up to 12.5 T. 10.5 10.0 8.0 8.5 9.0 9.5 6.5 6.0 5.5 7.0 5.0 7.5 4.5 4.0 3.5 Slide 12

磁场 (T ) TF Design (4/5) Analysis of TF: ( r, z) B B max max B B min min Center plane of TF coils 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 Symmetry plane between TF coils ripple (%) 3 2 1 Slide 13

Main Parameters of TF: TF Design (5/5) CFETR ITER Coil number 18 18 turns 130 134 R 5.5 m 6.2 m Current/turn 53 ka 62.25 ka 68 ka Center field 4.5 T 5.3 T 5.3 T Maximum field 10.6 T 12.5 T 11.8 T Inductance 15.78 H 15.78 H 17.7 H Energy storage 22.2 GJ 30.6 GJ 41 GJ Centripetal force 290 MN 367 MN 403 MN Vertical force 128 MN 175 MN 205 MN Slide 14

Machine Center CS Configuration: CS/PF Design (1/6) Six windings separated with 60 mm insulated support ring structure; Outer diameter of CS winding: 3100 mm; Inner diameter: 2120 mm; About 260 turns, 65 A/turn provides total about 17 MA/winding for > 100 Vs; 1559 mm height each winding, total height 9.7 m; 50 mm outer support structure. CS3U CS2U CS1U PF2U PF1U κ: 1.8, δ: 0.4 (4860, 2880) Slide 15

Machine Center PF Configuration: CS/PF Design (2/6) Eight PF coils symmetrically located with mid-plan if DN is mandatory; PF2U PF1U PF3U Big ampere-turns of PF1U/2U for triangularity and elongation; CS/PF shall be design in hybrid for plasma heating and control; CS3U CS2U CS1U κ: 1.8, δ: 0.4 (4860, 2880) PF4U. Slide 16

CS/PF Design (3/6) Configurations of CS and PF: Coil R(m) Z(m) R(m) Z(m) Turns CS3U 1.294 4.0475 0.512 1.559 374 CS2U 1.294 2.4285 0.512 1.559 374 CS1U 1.294 0.8095 0.512 1.559 374 CS1L 1.294-0.8095 0.512 1.559 374 CS2L 1.294-2.4285 0.512 1.559 374 CS3L 1.294-4.0475 0.512 1.559 374 PF1U 2.0897 5.9151 0.587 0.476 80 PF2U 2.3747 6.6281 1.157 0.95 320 PF3U 8.3745 5.2835 0.689 0.707 196 PF4U 10.1925 2.1035 0.545 0.707 154 PF4L 10.1925-2.1035 0.545 0.707 154 PF3L 8.3745-5.2835 0.689 0.707 196 PF2L 2.3747-6.6281 1.157 0.95 320 PF1L 2.0897-5.9151 0.587 0.476 80 CS3U CS2U CS1U PF2U PF1U PF3U PF4U Slide 17

CS/PF Design (4/6) PF and CS coils currents for 10/12 MA plasma (MA*turns) 10/12 MA plasma equilibrium parameters Slide 18

Analysis of CS/PF: Maximum magnetic field on PF1U/2U is 6.4 T Maximum magnetic field in CS is 9.4 T. CS/PF Design (5/6) PF and CS coils EM force Coil MAG Fz (MN) PF1/2U -76.9 PF3U 25.1 PF4U -4.52 CS3U 169.6 CS2U 54 CS1U -9.4 Slide 19

CS/PF Design (6/6) Volt seconds of CS/PF: > 100 Vs; Stray magnetic field in the plasma region not beyond 10 GS; 40GS 35GS 30GS 25GS 20GS 15GS 10GS 5GS 50GS 45GS Coil R(m) Z(m) R(m) Z(m) turns Current (ka) CS3U 1.294 4.0475 0.512 1.559 374 24.037 CS2U 1.294 2.4285 0.512 1.559 374 38.262 CS1U 1.294 0.8095 0.512 1.559 374 31.615 CS1L 1.294-0.8095 0.512 1.559 374 31.615 CS2L 1.294-2.4285 0.512 1.559 374 38.262 CS3L 1.294-4.0475 0.512 1.559 374 24.037 PF1U 2.0897 5.9151 0.587 0.476 80 32.391 PF2U 2.3747 6.6281 1.157 0.95 320 32.391 PF3U 8.3745 5.2835 0.689 0.707 196 1.762 PF4U 10.1925 2.1035 0.545 0.707 154 0.911 PF4L 10.1925-2.1035 0.545 0.707 154 0.911 PF3L 8.3745-5.2835 0.689 0.707 196 1.762 PF2L 2.3747-6.6281 1.157 0.95 320 32.391 PF1L 2.0897-5.9151 0.587 0.476 80 32.391 Location Magnetic field (GS) Magnetic flux (Wb) (3.9,0) 9.73 50.01 (5.5,0) 3.45 50.00 (7.1,0) 8.44 49.97 (4.5,1.3) 6.51 50.02 (5.5,1.6) 3.23 50.02 (6.0,1.5) 4.37 50.01 Slide 20

Outline Guideline of the Tokamak Design Magnet Configuration and Preliminary Analysis VV Configuration Further Considerations Summary Slide 21

Machine Center VV Configuration Double-shell with poloidal ribs, 50 mm of each shell; D shape consisted of five arcs and one straight line; TBM space: 1 m Inboard and 1.3 m outboard; Ununiformed space between double-shell from inboard to out board Inboard: Height 9.5 m, width 5.5 m. Outside: Height 10.3 m, width 6.3 m. κ: 1.8, δ: 0.4 (4860, 2880) Slide 22

Outline Guideline of the Tokamak Design Magnet Configuration and Preliminary Analysis VV Configuration Further Considerations Summary Slide 23

Overall: Some Further Considerations (1/3) Possibility to upgrade to DEMO in future? Necessary of DN, more important than TBM? Magnets: To increase superconducting performance by: HTS or hybrid magnet with HTS? Or to operate at lower temperature: 3.8 K, 1.8 K superfluid He? Do we need standard CS? Replaceable TF, VV? Slide 24

Some Further Considerations (2/3) VV: Possibility to provide more surface for TBM by sharing big ports with maintenance ports, H/CD ports, diagnostics, ; To reduce neutron heating/damage of VV by neutron-sealed blanket structure? To reduce tritium retention of VV by differential vacuum control inside VV? Coating technology to reduce tritium retention; VV structure materials: austenitic stainless steels (easy activation, lower tritium perpeatment), Reduced-Activation Ferritic/Martensitic steel (lower activation, higher tritium perpeatment)? Vanadium Alloys? TBM install/alignment accuracy independent with VV manufacture accuracy. Slide 25

Some Further Considerations (3/3) R&D: Refer to Key Technologies for Fusion Reactors, presented at the 1 st Workshop on MFE Development Strategy in China, Beijing, 5-6 January, 2012. Slide 26

Outline Guideline of the Tokamak Design Magnet Configuration and Preliminary Analysis VV Configuration Further Considerations Summary Slide 27

Summary The configuration of Tokamak machine was drafted based on the basic requirements and plasma parameters; Initial analysis results show: The TF system may provide B T = 4.5 T at the center of plasma with acceptable peak filed While the peak field of TF is 12.5 T if the B T is 5.3 T The peak fields are within acceptable region for CS/PF The CS/PF system may provide more than 100 Vs The VV configuration may provide suitable spaces for TBMs; Further analysis of the magnet system is on-going; Some initial design for the VV has been performed and will be reported by the VV design team. Key R&D shall be addressed in the near future. Slide 28

Thank you for your attention! Slide 29