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Comments on ARIES-ACT 1/2011 Strawman. L. El-Guebaly Fusion Technology Institute University of Wisconsin-Madison http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/UWNeutronicsCenterOfExcellence Contributors: L. Carlson (UCSD), L. Waganer (Boeing), X. Wang (UCSD) ARIES Project Meeting UCSD San Diego, CA
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Comments on ARIES-ACT 1/2011 Strawman L. El-Guebaly Fusion Technology Institute University of Wisconsin-Madison http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/UWNeutronicsCenterOfExcellence Contributors: L. Carlson (UCSD), L. Waganer (Boeing), X. Wang (UCSD) ARIES Project Meeting UCSD San Diego, CA January 26 - 27, 2011
ARIES-ACT 1/2011 Strawman Key features: • Newly updated costing algorithms from L. Waganer. • Cost evaluated in 2009 dollars (1992 $ x 1.4323, per L. Waganer). • No LSA credit ( costing accounts for LSA = 4). • Aggressive technology: • SiC/LiPb blanket • ~ 58% th • He-cooled divertor • LT S/C TF magnet with LN shield. • Two physics cases examined by ASC: • ARIES-ACT with Aggressive Physics • ARIES-ACT with Conservative Physics a la ARIES-AT NEW – not in ARIES-AT same magnet technology in both cases
ARIES Designs Larger magnet due to field difference ARIES-ACT Aggressive Physics R = 5.5 m a = 1.4 m Ave. NWL < 2.2 MW/m2 ?! Elongation = 2.2 Kink shell between OB blkt segments. Vertical stabilizing shell @ 0.33 a. ARIES-ACT Conservative Physics R = 6.5 m a = 1.6 m Ave. NWL < 1.8 MW/m2 ?! Elongation = 2.0 No Kink shell. Vertical stab. shell @ 0.4 a. ARIES-AT R = 5.2 m a = 1.3 m Ave. NWL = 3.3 MW/m2 Elongation ~ 2.2 ( Kink shell between OB blanket segments)
Examining ARIES-ACT Aggressive Physics Strawman issued Jan 2011 by L. Carlson
Volumes of Individual Components New Strawman (1/2011) Old Pre-strawman (10/2010) • Note that: • Shield volume does not include penetration shield (10% to be added) • VV volume does not include port enclosures • 36 PF coil volume includes 8 spares. Enough spares? • Check cryostat dimension and composition.
Cost of Individual Components(Sub-accounts 22.1, 22.2, 22.4 of Power Core Equipment) New Strawman (1/2011) Old Pre-strawman (10/2010) To do: • Check cost of29 PF coils • Include cost of PFcoil spares • Check cryostat cost.
How many PF Coils and Spares? Volume based on 36 coils (14 x 2 + 8 spares) Cost based on 29 coils (14 x 2 + 1 spare)
LiPb Mass and Cost(90% enriched LiPb) Total LiPb mass = mass of LiPb in FPC x 2.5 missing 2.5 factor LiPb unit cost ~23 $/kg (2009 $) (a la ARIES-AT)
L. Waganer Suggests Lower Unit Cost for LiPb • 90% enriched LiPb could cost $8.3/kg based on: • Current cost of 99.9% pure Pb ($2/kg) • Predicted cost for 90% enriched Li ($1000/kg) • LiPb cost = Pb cost x Pd-wt% + Li cost x Li-wt% • Need to confirm cost of enriched Li. • Besides cost of individual elements, what other factors determine cost of LiPb eutectic?
Recirculating Power New Strawman (1/2011): Precirc = Pgross - Pnet = 1265 - 983 = 282MW Pgross= eta_brayton * Pth = 0.5765 * 2194.8 = 1265 MW Breakdown: Old StrawmanNew Strawman (11/2010) (1/2011) P_recirc = P_plasma_heating / eta_plasma_heating 26.3 26.3 + P_cd_generic / eta_cd_generic 104.6 104.6 + P_aux_func 5063 + P_cryo 2 2 + P_pump_blanket / eta_pump 4.8 ~ 5 + P_pump_divertor / eta_pump 72.4 ~ 81 260 MW 282 MW To be updated
Recirculating Power (Cont.) Old Pre-strawman (10/2010) New Strawman (1/2011) will be updated
Costing Accounts 20 Land and Land Rights 21 Structures and Site Facilities 22 Power Core Equipment 23 Turbine - Generator Equipment 24 Electric Plant Equipment 25 Heat Rejection Equipment 26 Miscellaneous Plant Equipment 27 Special Materials (LiPb cost ) 90 Direct Cost 91 - 98 Indirect Cost 99 Total Cost Cost of Electricity (COE) in mills/kWh.
Costing Accounts (Cont.) New Strawman (1/2011) Old Pre-strawman (10/2010) • Significant differences ($60-770M): • Account 21 - Structures and Site Facilities • Account 22 - Power Core Equipment • Account 23 - Turbine - Generator Equipment • Account 27 - Special Materials (LiPb cost). • Lower indirect/direct cost ratio for ACT ?! • Notable reduction in total cost of ACT – larger machine than AT! • Check: • Account 21 • Sub-account 22.5 • Sub-account 22.6
Account 21(Structures and Site Facilities) Sub-accounts 21.2 and 21.7 zeroed out. Why?
Sub-account 22.5(Primary Structure and Support) (Formerly Account 22.1.5 in old ASC) • Sub-account 22.5 zeroed out in new ASC. • In old ASC, it represented: • – Steel support structure underneath torus • – ~15% of FPC volume.
? ? Sub-account 22.6(Main Heat Transfer and Transport) (Formerly Account 22.2 in old ASC) Expected this account to increase in ACT compared to ARIES-AT to reflect higher cost for dual coolants(He for divertor and LiPb for blanket/shield)
Indirect Cost(New Algorithms from L. Waganer) ARIES-ACT Indirect/Direct Cost ratio= 0.81 ARIES-AT Indirect/Direct Cost ratio= 1.06
Cost of Electricity (2009 $) To be updated
Looking for consistency… • Additional items to be checked and/or fixed: • Radial build • Average NWL @ plasma surface • FW and divertor surface areas • Scrape off layer thickness.
Radial Build(SiC/LiPb System) ARIES-AT ARIES-ACT Comments/QuestionsAggressive Physics Average NWL (MW/m2) 3.3 2.2 ? at plasma surface Thickness (cm) Inboard: FW/Blanket 35 33.656Reason for thinner IB blkt? HT Shield 24 23.35 (changing blanket thickness will impact TBR) VV 40 40 Outboard: FW/Blanket-I 30 28.855 Reason for thinner OB FW/blkt-I? Blanket-II 45 43.77 Reason for thinner OB blkt-II? HT Shield 15 14.35 (changing blanket thickness will impact TBR) VV 25 25 Top / Bottom: Divertor 3.35 ? Not listed in output file Replaceable HT Shield 15 ? HT Shield 30 ? VV 40 ?
Average NWL @ Plasma Surface = Fusion power x 0.8 / plasma surface area = 1907.4 x 0.8 / 475 (from CAD) = 3.2 MW/m2 2.2 MW/m2 from ASC !? • plasma surface area = 694 m2 !? Fix it. Higher NWL impacts: Peak NWL Shield thickness Peak heating Heat removal rate etc.
FW and Divertor Surface Areas • Incorrect IB and OB FW areas calculated by ASC. • Divertor area seems reasonable.
Scrape Off Layer Thickness@ Midplane 5, 7, or 8.5 cm ? in CAD drawings in ASC recommended by Chuck
Concluding Remarks • COE will be updated to reflect: • Necessary changes • Higher unit costs for: • Nuclear grade materials • Safety-related components. • Higher decommissioning cost (that varies with radwaste volume and level of waste). • ASC output should display dimensions, compositions, and unit costs for all materials and components. • Just received latest costing algorithms from L. Waganer. Will check costing accounts evaluated by new ASC.