Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6744931 | Fusion Engineering and Design | 2016 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
The ITER I&C system is organisationally complicated and technically challenging, and integrating its many sub-systems into a single coherent system is critical for the ITER project to meet its objectives. This paper explains the integration risks being faced now and anticipated in the near future. Standardisation initiatives by the ITER central team to mitigate these risks are described. The paper also presents the architecture of the ITER I&C system, the current status of design and manufacture key developments made in recent years, and the current and future activities of the central I&C teams. Finally, a short description is given of the plant I&C systems that will be delivered to ITER in the near future.
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Authors
William Davis, Anders Wallander, Izuru Yonekawa, the IO-CT Control System Division the IO-CT Control System Division,