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NCSX radial build. Modular coil build assumptions Vessel build assumptions FW/internal build assumptions Unknowns. NCSX Project Meeting December 18, 2002 Update Feb 7, 2003. Modular coil build assumptions. Mod coils are being updated ( blue numbers are current data )
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NCSX radial build • Modular coil build assumptions • Vessel build assumptions • FW/internal build assumptions • Unknowns NCSX Project Meeting December 18, 2002 Update Feb 7, 2003
Modular coil build assumptions • Mod coils are being updated (blue numbers are current data) • Current density should improve based on preliminary data CRM
VV build assumptions • Vessel tolerance different on inboard and outboard • Coils must slide over vessel during assembly • Port stub length affects outboard, top, bottom Tolerance zone inboard: ~ 1.25 inch Tolerance zone outboard: ~ 1.875 inches
VV to Plasma build • Gap needed for in-vessel components and scrape-off layer (SOL) • In-vessel components include trim coils, FW /divertor panels, magnetic diagnostics, RF antennas, etc. • CDR design allowed nominal space of 2.8 in (71 mm) at trim coil location • Space could be tighter away from trim coils • RF antennas are special case, require more space
Net build assumptions CRM Gap1 VV IVC SOL
Unknowns • What is actual assembly clearance required? • What and where are RF antennas? • What will be radial and lateral build of new M50 coils? • Things we have not thought of
Notes: • xsec changed from 4x5 to 4.35x4.65-in • clamp space can overlap, assuming staggered clamps are ok • hard to see possible interference • healing wiggles make coil very ugly
4.65 (was 5.0) 4.35 (was 4.0) ProE clamp space dimensions