Mechanical design of the ICRH antenna for JET-EP

R. Walton; G. Agarici; G. Amarante; W. Baity; B. Beaumont; S. Brémond; F. Durodié; J. Fanthome; R. Goulding; J. Heikkinen; A. Kaye; R. Koch; P. Lamalle; G. Mazzone; J. M. Noterdaeme; V. Riccardo; M. Roccella; C. Sborchia; P. Testoni; P. Tigwell; K. Vulliez

Mechanical design of the ICRH antenna for JET-EP

R. Walton, G. Agarici, G. Amarante, W. Baity, B. Beaumont, S. Brémond, F. Durodié, J. Fanthome, R. Goulding, J. Heikkinen, A. Kaye, R. Koch, P. Lamalle, G. Mazzone, J. M. Noterdaeme, V. Riccardo, M. Roccella, C. Sborchia, P. Testoni, P. TigwellK. Vulliez

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Abstract

The JET-EP Antenna is designed to verify the design principles of that proposed for ITER, in relevant plasma conditions. It is intended to launch 7.2 MW of RF power to the plasma of the JET machine during its 'Enhanced Performance' program, at a power density of around 8 MW/m². The antenna comprises two poloidal current straps, each subdivided into four electrically short straps complete with in-vessel capacitors. The antenna is supported via a cantilever support box to the external support structure. This plug-in, through-port type assembly is clamped to the vacuum vessel externally. The antenna itself is fitted remotely. External rails and bellows allow radial positioning of the assembly. Eight capacitors are situated just behind the short antenna current straps. Plug-in replacement of the capacitors is performed through the vacuum vessel port.

Original language	English
Pages	103-106
Number of pages	4
State	Published - 2002
Externally published	Yes
Event	19th IEEE/NPSS Symposium on Fusion Engineering (19th SOFE) - Atlantic City, NJ, United States Duration: Jan 22 2002 → Jan 25 2002

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Conference	19th IEEE/NPSS Symposium on Fusion Engineering (19th SOFE)
Country/Territory	United States
City	Atlantic City, NJ
Period	01/22/02 → 01/25/02

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Walton, R., Agarici, G., Amarante, G., Baity, W., Beaumont, B., Brémond, S., Durodié, F., Fanthome, J., Goulding, R., Heikkinen, J., Kaye, A., Koch, R., Lamalle, P., Mazzone, G., Noterdaeme, J. M., Riccardo, V., Roccella, M., Sborchia, C., Testoni, P., ... Vulliez, K. (2002). Mechanical design of the ICRH antenna for JET-EP. 103-106. Paper presented at 19th IEEE/NPSS Symposium on Fusion Engineering (19th SOFE), Atlantic City, NJ, United States.

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