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Titre TASK AGREEMENT WP08-GOT-ITER_PPE “Network Report for year 2011”

Auteur(s) L. Doceul, P. Messina

Résumé

Network Report for year 2011 of the ITER Goal Oriented Training Progamme Port Plug Engineering.

This progress report constitutes the deliverable due at the end of each calendar year.

It integrates the progress made by each association on each activity and indicates the level of

achievement of the objectives.

Annexe (s)

Annex 1 to 6 : Trainees Reports 2011

Destinataires : CEA: L.Doceul, P. Messina, J. Bucalossi, D. Keller, C. Laviron, Ph. Magaud, S. Salasca, S. Gibert, B. Dugue EFDA :C. Bachmann FZJ: O. Neubauer FZK: H. Neuberger, T. Scherer HAS: T. Ilkei ITER: B.Levesy



EFDA GOAL ORIENTED TRAINING PROGRAMME

TASK AGREEMENT WP08-GOT-ITER_PPE

“Network Report for year 2011”

1. GENERAL PROGRESS OF THE PROJECT

a) The Project is running as originally planned b) Some minor modifications are needed c) Major modifications are needed

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The thematic of the ITER Goal Oriented Training Programme on Port Plug Engineering (PPE) is in the field of Engineering Design and Construction, this training program is associated to the procurement of the ITER Port Plug including: design, structural analysis, neutronics, material requirement, nuclear requirement, safety, manufacturing aspect, assembly aspect, maintainability. Six work packages of three years duration are identified: 2 CEA, 1 FZJ, 2 KIT, and 1 HAS. The official starting date of the ITER GOT PPE is 1st September 2008 established for 4 years, the first year being devoted to the recruitment of the trainees. All Contracts have already started and all the trainees have been recruited during the first year, the ITER GOT PPE training program will run from the 01 September of 2008 to the 07 July of 2012. This programme is now running effectively and in good accordance with the spirit of the Task Agreement WP08‐GOT‐ITER_PPE signed with EFDA. At the end of 2011, 92 % of the ITER Goal Oriented Training Programme on Port Plug Engineering is accomplished. Progress reports for the third year have been produced in the beginning of 2012 (see annexe 1 to 6). During the year 2011, the training programme WP 3 and 6 have been completed at 100 %, Gaetano AIELLO get a new contract with KIT (3 years) and Romaric VOINCHET has been hired by Altran, a subsidiary of the Linde German manufacturer of pumping equipment and gas liquefaction, based in Alsace. The WP1 has been stopped in advance this year (completed at 78 %), Miguel DAPENA has been hired by ITER Organisation in the safety division. Concerning other WPs, 6 months are remaining in 2012 for WP2, WP4 and WP5 During 2011, the sharing within the associations is evaluated to 9 person.month and other sharing is evaluated to 5 person.month. A training session has been organized by KIT (7‐10/06/11): Introduction into Vacuum‐ and Cryo‐Technology, Project Management with focus on inter‐cultural aspects. Concerning financial matters, there is no deviation of the budget devoted to the expenditures under additional support (87, 6 % has been used). 2. IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED AND CORRECTIVE ACTION(S) TAKEN; ACTIVITIES ON CRITICAL PATH

If you answered b) or c) under 1.), please include a detailed description of the research problems encountered, deviations and/or modifications to the project during the reporting period.



3. ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS OR ANY OTHER POINTS OF RELEVANCE E.g., changes in TA positions (coordinator, scientist-in-charge) should be reported.

Changing in TA positions:

Scientist in charge:

WP5: T. Ilkei replaces G. Grunda since December 2011.

Coordinator in charge:

EFDA: C. Bachmann replaces A. Malaquias since November 2011.

Trainee:

WP1: M. Dapena Febrer resigned his GOT contract with CEA in April 2011 and has been hired by ITER Organization.

WP3: G. Aiello has finished his training and signed a new contract with KIT in August 2011 (3 years).

WP6: R. Voinchet has been hired by Altran in January 2012.

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5. TIME AND DURATION OF EACH INDIVIDUAL CONTRACT Network Partner Name of the trainee Start of training /

employment contract Duration of contract (months)

CEA DAPENA FEBRER Miguel 05/01/2009 36 CEA WAGREZ Julien 03/06/2009 36 KIT AIELLO Gaëtano 01/09/2008 36 KIT ZEILE Christian 05/06/2009 36 HAS NÉMETH József 06/07/2009 36 FZJ VOINCHET Romaric 05/01/2009 36

6. IMPLEMENTATION STATUS Rate of recruitment for each participant (trainee) and for the TA as a whole (ratio person-months filled/offered) A B C C/B Network Partner Man-months

training contractually foreseen at the end of the reporting period (cumul)

Man-months training performed at the end of reporting period (cumul)

Percentage of compliance

CEA (WP1) 36 28 78 CEA (WP2) 31 31 100 KIT (WP3) 36 36 100 KIT (WP4) 31 31 100 HAS (WP5) 30 30 100 FZJ (WP6) 36 36 100 Nature and justification for adjustments, if any, to the original overall number of person-months per trainee 7. ORGANISATION OF THE NETWORK MEETINGS (CAN BE REMOTE)

Place of TA meeting Date and duration of TA meeting Cadarache-IRFM 01/12/11 (0.5 day, remote) 8. PRESENTATIONS BY THE TRAINEES TO PEER GROUPS Name of trainee Title of presentation Date Place DAPENA FEBRER Miguel

Journée des Trainees 2011 21-April-11 CEA-Cadarache

Report from CEA trainee 19-July-11 CEA-Cadarache WAGREZ Julien Téléopération- activités en salle de réalité virtuelle 24-Oct-11 CEA-Cadarache

AIELLO Gaëtano Outgassing measurements for the ITER ECRH upper launcher 24-May-11 KIT

ZEILE Christian Réunion Scientifique et Technique 11-Jul-11 CEA-Cadarache NÉMETH József ITER PPE Goal Oriented training program 17-Jan-11 CEA-Cadarache VOINCHET Romaric Work performed in the frame of WP6 in FZJ 01-Dec-11 FZ Jülich



Cumulative overview from the respective start of the training:

Name of trainee Total No. of presentations to peer groups so far

No. of presentations to peer groups expected by the end of the training

DAPENA FEBRER Miguel 8 6 WAGREZ Julien 7 6 AIELLO Gaëtano 6 6 ZEILE Christian 3 6 NÉMETH József 3 6 VOINCHET Romaric 5 6 9. PAPERS SUBMITTED BY THE TRAINEES FOR PUBLICATION OR PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES

Name of trainee

Title of paper Lead Author

Y/N

Authors Name of the

Journal

Name, date and place of

conference

DAPENA FEBRER Miguel

WAGREZ Julien

Structural design and analysis of an ECRH launcher for JET

N

P. Spaeh, A. Vaccaro, G. Aiello et al.

38th IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science and 24th Symposium on Fusion Engineering, Chicago, Illinois, June 26-30, 2011

Preliminary design of the ITER ECH upper launcher

N

D. Strauss, G. Aiello, R. Chavan, S. Cirant et al.

38th IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science and 24th Symposium on Fusion Engineering, Chicago, Illinois, June 26-30, 2011

AIELLO Gaëtano

Conceptual design of an ECRH system for JET

N

C. Sozzi, G. Giruzzi, M. Lennholm, A. Parkin, G. Aiello et al.

8th International Workshop Strong Microwaves and Terahertz Waves: Sources and Applications, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, July 9-16, 2011



Objectives, physics requirements and conceptual design of an ECRH system for JET

N

G. Giruzzi, M. Lennholm, A. Parkin, G. Aiello et al.

Nucl. Fusion 51 (2011) 063033

ITER Port Plug Engineering Trainee Program: Design, manufacturing and integration of structural components (Analysis of the attachment)

Y

C. Zeile, B. Dolensky, H. Neuberger

Fusion Engineering and Design

26th SOFT conference, Porto, Sep 2010

ZEILE Christian

A revised design approach of the attachment system for the ITER EU-HCPB-TBM based on a central cylindrical connection element

Y

C. Zeile, H. Neuberger Fusion Engineering and Design

10th ISFNT conference, Portland, Sep 2011

NÉMETH József

Progress on the integration of ITER diagnostics equatorial port plugs in Europe

N

S. Salasca, B. Cantone, M. Dapena, M. Joanny, MH. Aumenier, JM. Travere, B. Esposito, F. Moro, D. Marocco, R. Villari, G. Brolatti, E. Rincon, P. Valera, D. Nagy, J. Nemeth, C. Zeile, G. Perrollaz

24th Symposium on Fusion Engineering (SOFE), June 26.06-30.06.2011, Chicago, USA

VOINCHET Romaric

Thermo-mechanical analysis of a mirror assembly concept Y

R. Voinchet, O. Neubauer, Y. Krasikov, L. Krasikova, A. Panin

Belgium ANSYS Regional Conference 2011, 25.10.2011, Brussels

Cumulative overview from the respective start of the training:

Name of trainee Total No. of publications submitted so far (Lead Author)

No. of publications expected by the end of the

training DAPENA FEBRER Miguel 1 2 WAGREZ Julien 1 2 AIELLO Gaëtano 2 2 ZEILE Christian 3 2 NÉMETH József 1 2 VOINCHET Romaric 1 2 - More Categories like above, e.g., patents, can be included if considered useful in the particular context -



10. COURSE WORK COMPARED WITH THE TARGET AGREED Indicate the overall target of course days.

Name of trainee Course title Date Place Duration (days)

Master Fusion (only some of the subjects) Feb. 2009 INSTN Cadarache

5

Tripoli4 training course Apr. 2009 CEA-Saclay 2 FZK Summer School on Fusion Technology Sept. 2009 FZK-Karlsruhe 10 AREVA Specificities of ITER INB Dec. 2009 CEA-Cadarache 4 ANSYS V12 training course Apr. 2010 CEA-Cadarache 6

DAPENA FEBRER Miguel

RCC-MR Code and Standards Dec. 2010 CEA Cadarache 2 Training session about vacuum in fusion environment, tritium and remote handling, project management, optical diagnostics

June. 2009 Culham 5

Summer school on Fusion Technology in Karlsruhe

Sept. 2009 KIT 10

Specificities INB ITER Dec. 2009 Cadarache 4 ANSYS CEA Cadarache 5

WAGREZ Julien

RCC-MR Code and Standards Dec. 2010 CEA Cadarache 2 2ND Summer school on fusion technologies Sept. 2008 KIT 10 Catia and Smarteam courses Dec. 2008 KIT 5 Training session about vacuum in fusion environment, tritium and remote handling, project management, optical diagnostics

June 2009 Culham 5

Training session on nuclear engineering Dec. 2009 Cadarache 4 Writing in English – a Workshop for Scientists and Engineers Dec. 2009 Karlsruhe 2

ANSYS training course Sept. 2010 Budapest 4 RCC-MR Code and Standards Dec. 2010 Cadarache 2 Giving High Performance Presentations March. 2011 Karlsruhe 2 Effective Negotiations March. 2011 Karlsruhe 2 ANSYS Dynamics course May. 2011 Karlsruhe 2 Vacuum and Cryp-technology course June. 2011 Karlsruhe 2

AIELLO Gaëtano

Project Management June. 2011 Karlsruhe 2 Training session at JET June. 2009 JET 5 CATIA V5 June. 2009 KIT, Karlsruhe 2 ANSYS training June. 2009 KIT, Karlsruhe 4 FZK Summer School on Fusion Technology Sept. 2009 KIT, Karlsruhe 10 AREVA Specificities of ITER INB Dec. 2009 CEA, Cadarache 4 ANSYS training June. 2010 KIT, Karlsruhe 4 Effective Negotiations June. 2010 KIT, Karlsruhe 2 RCC-MR Code and Standards Dec. 2010 Cadarache 2 Vacuum/Cryo Technology June. 2011 KIT, Karlsruhe 1.5

ZEILE Christian

Project Management June. 2011 KIT, Karlsruhe 2 CAD-Terv PLM day, New development of Dassault Systemes

Sept. 2009 Budapest, HUN 1

Simday 2009, New development of MSC Software

Oct.2009 Budapest, HUN 1

Nuclear safety and regulations, ITER GOT PPE training session

Dec. 2009 Cadarache, FRA 5

4th Karlsruhe International School on Fusion Technologies

Sept. 2010 Karlsruhe, GER 10

Advanced Ansys Course, Ansys Workbench and Mechanical ADPL

Sept. 2010 Budapest, HUN 4

RCC-MR Code and Standards Dec. 10 CEA Cadarache 2

NÉMETH József

X. ANSYS Conference- eCon User Meeting April. 11 Sóskút, HUN 1 VOINCHET

Romaric Training session at JET in Culham to get familiar with the fusion technology via the

June. 2009 CCFE (Culham) 5



JET machine example Summer school on fusion technology in Karlsruhe to get an overview of the technologies needed for the fusion energy

Sept. 2009 KIT (Karlsruhe) 10

Seminar on vacuum techniques to get basic knowledge for the conception of a vacuum installation

Nov. 2009 FZ (Jülich) 3

ITER GOT PPE training session at Cadarache to get information on nuclear safety rules and regulations

Dec. 2009 CEA (Cadarache) 4

ANSYS Course in Budapest to get familiar with the possibility of Ansys APDL and Workbench for thermal and mechanical calculations

Sept. 2010 Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (Budapest)

4

RCC-MR Code and Standards Dec. 2010 CEA Cadarache 2 Vacuum and Cryogenics 07-08-June-

2011 KIT Karlsruhe 2

Project Management 09-10-June-2011

Akademie Hotel (Karlsruhe)

2

Cumulative overview from the respective start of the training, including previous reporting:

Name of trainee Total No. of course days

attended so far No. of course days to be attended by the end of

the training:

DAPENA FEBRER Miguel 29 50 WAGREZ Julien 26 50 AIELLO Gaetano 42 50 ZEILE Christian 36.5 50 NÉMETH József 24 50 VOINCHET Romaric 32 50 11. REPORT ON TRAINING ACTIONS BY THE TRAINEES AND THE SCIENTISTS IN CHARGE For each trainee, a Trainee Report for the reporting period produced by the trainee and confirmed by the supervisor for quality and progress against the planned work must be annexed to this Periodic Activity Report:

Trainee report of Annex number DAPENA FEBRER Miguel 1 WAGREZ Julien 2 AIELLO Gaëtano 3 ZEILE Christian 4 NÉMETH József 5 VOINCHET Romaric 6



ANNEX 1:

EFDA GOAL ORIENTED TRAINING SCHEME

TASK AGREEMENT WP1 –Nuclear Requirements in different phases from the engineering design to

decommissioning

Trainee Report

Reporting Period: December 2010 – April 2011

Entire Period of Research Training: January 2009 – April 2011

NAME OF TRAINEE:

MIGUEL DAPENA FEBRER

EMPLOYING INSTITUTION / TA PARTNER:

CEA

REPORT ON TRAINING ACTIONS The training period between December 2010 and April 2011 has been mainly devoted to the support of the work done for Grant 024 of F4E (Diagnostics integration analysis of equatorial port plug). Training activities: - RCC-MR training course: Introduction to the content and utilization of RCC-MR French nuclear industry code

for the design and development of mechanical components for ITER. - Working activities: - Grant-024 and related tasks: The award of the grant 024 to the consortium PP11 (CEA-ENEA-CIEMAT-IST-

KFKI) put a great amount of urgent work during the beginning of 2011. - The tasks performed in the frame of this grant were:

o Feasibility of integrating the Equatorial Visible/InfraRed Wide Angle Viewing System (WAVS) in a vertical drawer of Equatorial Port Plug 1

o Feasibility of reducing the number of mirrors of the WAVS per Line-of-Sight o Creation of a detailed MCNP model for the WAVS and preliminary calculations of the nuclear heating in

the mirrors o Optimization of the Lines-of-sight paths within Equatorial Port Plug 1 taking into account the neutron

shielding requirements

Communications: - Journée des Trainees - “Études neutroniques pour la conception du diagnostic Visible/Infrarouge”. That event is

proposed on a yearly basis to release the work done by the trainees. Contract resignation: Given the uncertain future for the trainees in their home research centres and the offer of a longer term contract with another entity involved in the fusion research, I decided to announce my resignation to my GOT contract with CEA by the beginning of February 2011. The end of activities took place at the end of April 2011.



DATE: 14th November 2011

NAME AND SIGNATURE OF TRAINEE: Miguel Dapena Febrer

NAME AND SIGNATURE OF SUPERVISOR / SCIENTIST-IN-CHARGE (HOME INSTITUTION):

SOPHIE SALASCA – CEA CADARACHE

SIGNATURE OF SUPERVISOR / SCIENTIST-IN-CHARGE (HOST INSTITUTION) if applicable:



ANNEX 2:


TASK AGREEMENT WP02 PPE

Trainee Report Reporting Period: 2011

Entire Period of Research Training: 06/2009-06/2012 NAME OF TRAINEE:

JULIEN WAGREZ


CEA

Transfer Cask System I supervised the 6-months internship of an engineer student, who have done finite element analysis on the Transfer Cask System. Virtual Reality Room (VR) CEA IRFM has inaugurated its VR room in December 2010 which aim to support engineering studies in the field of remote handling, maintenance and integration of tokamak components. As a member of the VR team, I participated to the integration of software solution, especially MagritteWorks which is our Remote Handling Simulation software. During my 3-months training period in Paris (CEA-Fontenay-aux-Roses), I met the developers of MagritteWorks and learned about VR tools. I have learnt programming (VB.Net) and I have developed software tools for MagritteWorks and an interface to bring the tool more accessible for design office users. Ion Cyclotron Resonance Heating (ICRH) antenna for ITER In a framework of the Grant 026 contract with F4E, CEA IRFM is in charge of the maintenance operation design for mounting / dismounting the RVTL modules of the ICRH antenna in the Hot Cell facility. In this context, I was in charge to build a simulation of this operation with Man in the Loop, and verify thanks to VR tools the feasibility of the operation in the hot cell, as if an operator has to do it by means of a master/slave manipulator system. DEMO I am now in KIT for a training period of 2 months where I study the maintenance of the banana blanket concept.

DATE:

21/11/2011

NAME AND SIGNATURE OF TRAINEE:

JULIEN WAGREZ

NAME AND SIGNATURE OF SUPERVISOR / SCIENTIST-IN-CHARGE (HOME INSTITUTION): DELPHINE KELLER

SIGNATURE OF SUPERVISOR / SCIENTIST-IN-CHARGE (HOST INSTITUTION) if applicable:



ANNEX 3:



ANNEX 4:



ANNEX 5:


TASK AGREEMENT WP5 Thermomechanical Engineering of In-Vessel Components

Trainee Report Reporting Period: 1th January, 2011 – 30th November, 2011

Entire Period of Research Training: 06th July, 2009 - 06th July, 2012 NAME OF TRAINEE:

JÓZSEF NÉMETH


KFKI-RMKI, H-1121 BUDAPEST, KONKOLY-THEGE MIKLÓS U. 29.-33.

REPORT ON TRAINING ACTIONS Completed training steps Project and Procurement management The trainee is working on an ongoing project, which handles with the development of Table Top Pellet Injector (TATOP PI). In this project he is the responsible of all the engineering activity, including procurement management as well. During this work, he is in communication with the suppliers and subcontractors, which call forth improving management skills. Main training activities - FEM tasks Task I – Integration of the Wide Angle Visible/IR Viewing System The trainee spent 4 month in CEA/IRFM partner institute, where he handled with a section of the work of the grant F4E-2009-GRT-024 concerning the integration of the wide angle visible/IR viewing system (WAVS) in the Equatorial Port Plug (EPP). The main objective of the work was to produce a preliminary assessment of the integration of the diagnostic (WAVS) in horizontal drawers located in EPP. The task dealt with the first layout determination of the line of sight and the mirror positions of the WAVS into the EPP, without detailed engineering analyses. Task II – Development and Project management of TATOP PI In the home institute of the trainee a new project has began in 2011, which objective is to develop a Table Top Pellet Injector. He supports this ongoing project from engineering side, and he takes part in the management activities, as well. The design part of the work includes 3D CAD modelling, drawing, FEM and analytical calculations, too. After the design phase he is the procurement responsible of the standard elements and of the raw materials for the unique fabricated parts. The communication with the suppliers and subcontractors belongs also to his activities. Before using the installation with real conditions, the equipments are tested in laboratory environment. Task III – Thermal FEM analysis for HCPB-TBM Breeder Unit mock-up test The trainee spent 1,5 month in KIT/INR partner institute, where he was involved in the work of engineer group. The development of Helium Cooled Pebble Bed Test Blanket Module Breeder Unit has come into



such phase, that building of mock-up has become necessary to validate the designed unit in realistic environment. The Breeder Unit is subjected to significant neutron irradiation, which produces heavy heat generation. The preparation of this neutron irradiation is not effortless in laboratory. Hence we can have the possibility to use electrical heaters in the pebble beds to reach the needed internal heat generation and temperature. The aim of this study was to define an adequate layout and power needs of the heaters with using FE methods. Seminars, meetings The trainee has been participated in the following seminars and trainings: December 2010 RCC-MR Codes and Standards, Cadarache, France

Topic: Design and Construction Rules for Mechanical Components of FBR Nuclear Equipment

Organizer: CEA-IRFM/Areva TA 21 April 2011 X. ANSYS Conference – eCon User Meeting, Sóskút, Hungary

Topic: Numerical simulations in ANSYS environment, new opportunities in ANSYS v13, user discussions

Organizer: eCon Engineering Kft. Achieved Milestones and Deliverables: Career development plan Comparison to the career development plan The deliverables show good correspondence with the career development plan. Some course is going to achieve in the next period. Date:

25th November, 2011

name and Signature of Trainee:

József Németh

name and Signature of Supervisor / Scientist-in-charge (Home Institution): Tamás Ilkei

Signature of Supervisor / Scientist-in-charge (Host Institution) if applicable:

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