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Diagnostics PPPL US ITER Diagnostics David Johnson Diagnostics Team Leader November 15, 2006 US ITER Project Vendor Fair Oak Ridge, TN

DiagnosticsPPPL US ITER Diagnostics David Johnson Diagnostics Team Leader November 15, 2006 US ITER Project Vendor Fair Oak Ridge, TN

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Page 1: DiagnosticsPPPL US ITER Diagnostics David Johnson Diagnostics Team Leader November 15, 2006 US ITER Project Vendor Fair Oak Ridge, TN

Diagnostics PPPL

US ITER Diagnostics

David JohnsonDiagnostics Team Leader

November 15, 2006

US ITER Project

Vendor Fair

Oak Ridge, TN

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Outline

US Scope

Port Plugs

Instruments

Schedule

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US Diagnostic Packages

Design maturity is conceptual.

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Scope - US Port Plugs

Upper Plugs (U5, U17)(4.5m long, ~25T in-vessel)

Equatorial Plugs (E3, E9)(2.2m high, ~50T in-vessel)

Divertor Side Panelsand Back Boxes (L8)

• Plugs provide– Vacuum seal, radiation shielding– Cooling water and support for blanket

shield modules– Support and access for diagnostics

• Plugs consist of– Generic structural components

common to all of that type– Custom diagnostic shield modules

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Upper Visible/IR Cameras (6 in upper ports)

Within Cryostat Outside CryostatEndoscope heads (aspheric)

Metal mirrors

Shutters and actuators

Refractive optics

Visible and IR optics

High resolution visible and IR cameras

Fast visible and IR cameras

Image capture and analysis software

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Main Plasma Reflectometer (LFS)

Differential movements taken up in waveguide joints

Within Cryostat Outside CryostatHorn antenna/tapers

Vacuum-compatible corrugated waveguide

Compliant WG mitre-bends, sleeves

Microwave test equipment

Standard aluminum corrugated waveguide

wave sources (~100 mW, 30 GHz BW, 15-230 GHz)

Tracking LOs, mixer/detectors

IF amplifiers and components, video amplifiers

Digital controllers, digitizers, D/As, computers

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Electron Cyclotron Emission Diagnostic

Within Cryostat Outside CryostatEllipsoidal metal mirrors

Vacuum-compatible corrugated waveguide

Compliant WG miter-bends, sleeves

In-situ hot calibration sources, shutters

Standard aluminum corrugated waveguide

Mitre-bends, polarization splitters

Multichannel (40-50) radiometers (120-350 GHz)

Michelson interferometers (70-1000 GHz)

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Heating Beam

Plan view of edge MSE sightlines Port E3

Motional Stark Effect Polarimeter

Within Cryostat Outside Cryostat

Metal aspheric mirrors

Shutters and actuators

In-situ calibration sources

In-situ mirror cleaning system

Fiber optic bundles (in heating jacket)

Photoelastic modulators

High-resolution spectrometers

Narrow-band spectral filters

APD detectors, preamps, digitizers

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Toroidal Interferometer/Polarimeter

Within Cryostat Outside CryostatMetal mirror-based beam delivery optics

Shutter and actuator

Metal retroreflectors

Real-time beam alignment system

Two-color lasers in IR/FIR

([email protected]/9.0m, [email protected]/47.6m)

IR/FIR detectors, polarization modulators

IR/FIR optics (beam splitters, wave plates, etc)

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Divertor Interferometer

Within Cryostat Outside CryostatMirror-based beam delivery optics

IR/FIR waveguide?

Metal retroreflectors?

Real-time beam alignment system

Two color lasers in IR/FIR

([email protected]/9.0m, [email protected]/47.6m)

IR/FIR detectors, modulators

IR/FIR optics (beam splitters, wave plates, etc)

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Residual Gas Analyzers

Pumping duct(1 of 4)

Within Cryostat Outside CryostatRGA sensor heads with radiation-hardened electronics, magnetic shields

Penning gauges with optical fiber and high-resolution spectrometers, optical detectors

Turbomolecular pumps, vacuum components, calibrated leaks

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Schedule/Responsibilities

Ex-cryostat Components dINSTRUMENTS assessment studies to ITER

Front-end Components d

negotiate PP complete integration

Diagnostic Modules dPORT PLUGS port engineering TF to ITER

Generic Structure d

FY14FY13FY12FY07 FY10 FY11FY09FY08

fab test

design fab

designR&D

testdesign

design fab

fab

test

R&Dtest

• A prerequisite for major diagnostic design effort is the renegotiation of the PP’s to resolve existing scope ambiguities and clarify stakeholder roles/responsibilities and permitting detailed design to begin.

• In the present plan, most procurements would be made during the fabrication phase from FY10 - FY12.

• As partner lab responsible for diagnostics, PPPL will subcontract with other experienced institutions to provide the instruments.

• PPPL will design the port plugs, will integrate the ‘front-ends’ from multiple systems, and will oversee the fabrication, assembly and testing of the plugs.