The United States is responsible for providing instrumentation and controls (I&C) for the following seven U.S. systems: Tokamak cooling water system, electron cyclotron transmission lines, ion cyclotron transmission lines, diagnostics, pellet injection, and vacuum auxiliary systems. The U.S. does not provide I&C for magnet systems, the steady state electrical network, or for disruption mitigation.
For more information, contact:
Claudell Harvey - Manager, Instrumentation and Controls - US ITER Project Office
[email protected] | 865-574-2138
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US Hardware
- Vacuum Auxiliary and Roughing Pumps Systems
- Steady State Electrical Network
- Central Solenoid
- Toroidal Field Conductor
- Ion Cyclotron Heating Transmission Lines
- Pellet Inject (Fueling) System
- Tokamak Exhaust Processing System
- Electron Cyclotron Heating Transmission Lines
- Disruption Mitigation System
- Diagnostics
- Tokamak Cooling Water System