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Efficient Vacuum Vessel Sizing for M50 Coil Design

A code is developed for modular coil assembly over a vacuum vessel to maximize clearance, starting with the plasma boundary shape + 9.5 cm. Utilizing the Assembly Path to enlarge the vessel where feasible with a focus on Coil Winding surface.

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Efficient Vacuum Vessel Sizing for M50 Coil Design

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  1. Status of Vacuum Vessel Sizing • Code developed to assemble modular coils over vacuum vessel, maximizing clearance, appears to be working • Applied to M50 coil design, starting with a minimum vessel shape based on plasma boundary • + 2 cm for scrape-off, 7.5 cm for vv/fw build • Using Assembly path, attempting to enlarge vessel where feasible, using Coil Winding surface ( -14 cm for intervening structure and clearance ) as upper limit

  2. Envelope for Defining Vacuum Vessel Minimum Vessel ( plasma + 9.5 cm ) Maximum Vessel ( winding surface – 14 cm )

  3. Assembly of M50 over Plasma + 9.5cm Clearance during assembly no worse than final assembly Rotation Clearance Displacement Assembled Disassembled

  4. Search for Optimum Axis Orientation

  5. Code less effective with 6 dof

  6. Sizing of Vessel still work in progress Minimum Vessel ( plasma + 9.5 cm ) Maximum Vessel traced out by assembly path Maximum Vessel ( winding surface – 14 cm )

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