From: Lawrence E. Dudek
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2010 4:36 PM
To: NSTX Center Stack Upgrade Team
Subject: NSTX CSU Project Meeting
notes from 7/14/2010
Notes from 7/14
Meeting:
Some
dates to remember:
• Dry Run for Lehman
Presentations wo 7/26
• Post all Materials
(Cost,schedule,WAF's) Fri 7/30
• Job manager WAF
preparations wo 8/2
• CD-2 Lehman Cost and
Schedule Review August 10-11
• CD-2 September
Update
on Umbrella Lid (Mangra)
Danny
presented the latest analysis using teeth and a thin lid. Stresses in the
lid SS teeth as well as the G11 donut are high. Next iteration will
require modifications in the teeth design to reduce stresses in both parts to
acceptable levels. Expect to have a solution for next week.
Update
on OTF and PF 4/5 Supports [Smith (see VGs) ]
Mark
gave an update on the refinement of the modeling of the coil supports.
Some minor changes are being made before hand off to analysis to minimize
the analysis iterations. On the OTF supports some reinforcement was added
to reduce local stresses. The PF supports look good as is.
Update
on OOP force Inventory and Passive Plate Disruption modeling [Titus (see
VGs) ]
The
OOP force inventory inconsistencies have been ironed out between analysis and
design group. The differences were caused by the sharing of forces
between the structures involved, the VV, TF Bundle and OTF legs.
Reopened
the passive plate support models last used by Sri. The model was run with
and without Halo Curents. Currents are present in the passive plates and
VV. More work is needed in the fastener meshing before the analysis can
be finalized.
Update
on PF Buss support analysis [Khodak (see VGs) ]
Andrei
model the Upper inner PF Buss supports with elastomeric supports of two
different elastic moduli. The stresses so far look acceptable. Need
to adjust the model to account for the mounting of the PF 1 coils in the
centerstack.
TF
Bundle Thermal Analysis [Zhang (see VGs) ]
Han
ran the inner TF bundle thermal analysis to look for tension in the copper to
insulation bond joint. Initial analysis indicated it could be a problem
along the cooling tube passage. Need to check the results for orientation
of the stresses.
Viewgraphs
will be posted by B. Simmons at: