From: Lawrence E. Dudek
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2010 4:46 PM
To: NSTX Center Stack Upgrade Team
Subject: NSTX CSU Project Meeting
notes from 6/30/2010
Notes from 6/30
Meeting:
Some
dates to remember:
• SRD revisions
(Draft) DUE NOW
• Update Chits and
recommendation Log Fri 7/2
• Update WAF's Wed
7/7
• Schedule
Review 7/8-7/13
• 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
Near
Term Game Plans (Strykowsky) see VGs
Lehman
team will be review our estimates line by line, it's essential that they are as
accurate as possible before the baselining which will take place after the
Lehman review. Lehman team members will be asking each cog engineer to
see the details supporting the estimates. The Chit log has been
distributed for each cognizant engineer to respond to open chits. Respond
please by 7/2. WAF's also need to be updated to reflect any changes
required by the chit responses or new information. Schedule review meeting
is planned for next week for cogs to go over the overall schedule in detail to
make sure the durations and linking (especially to tasks in other workscope) is
correct.
CS
Tiles [Tresemer (see VGs) ]
Kelsey
reviewed the present plan for the tile fastening scheme and what analysis is
required to vette the most recent models. Joe Boales is working on the
analysis of the tile models provided by Kelsey. Progress is being made on
the NDA's from the vendors who may be interested in bidding on the tile materials
to allow transmission of material specs to PPPL for use in analysis work.
If vendors sign the redlined NDA's we may have technical information in a
few weeks.
DCPS
Status [Woolley (see VGs) ]
Bob
reviewed the latest work on the DCPS. He has generated plots of the PF
coil loads during and after a "post-protection" shot. In almost
all cases the curves were showing loads lowering after the abort except in some
of the cases of the PF 4/5 net separating loads cases. In these cases
the loads during the shot were approx. 4 x 10^5 Newtons (with Plasma) and would
change direction with a magnitude of approx. 10 x 10^5 Newtons post protection.
Mangra noted that the design operating loads for this case from
Neumeyers spreadsheet were approximately 3x the 4x 10^5 N. It is
believed the difference is the absence of the plasma in the calculations done
in Neumeyer's spreadsheet.
ACTION: Woolley to rerun the data
again without plasma current pre-event to verify.
Flex
Joint Brazing Tests Status [Willard (see VGs) ]
Willard
presented the latest brazing data for the copper to be used in the flex joint.
The brazer ran oven cycles, at 700C, on the CDA 185 material to test the
loss of temper. Yield strength dropped from approx. 62 ksi to 39 ksi
which is unacceptable. Next iteration will be with a braze temp cycle
simulating a solder joint which will reach 300C. There are some solders
available which have a strength of 40ksi which should be acceptable. A
fallback option may be to wire EDM the flex from solid bar.
Viewgraphs
will be posted by B. Simmons at:
Outstanding Action Items (last update 7/1/2010)
Plot Disruption scenarios (from 6/3
Plasma Disruption meeting:
For each scenario there should be at
least 3 currents vs time:
- time dependence of vertically centered plasma current
- time dependence of vertically displaced plasma current
- time dependence of halo current
Action: Ron Hatcher to plot these up for discussion
Update SRD is around for approval. The
idea of a Design Load Requirements (Criteria) Document is a good one. Action:
Mark Smith to pull this together for the Structures– Need this BEFORE the PDR
Action: We
have a set of Calculations signed off, but not all were checked for the CDR. These
calcs need to be updated and checked (by PDR?). ACTION: Titus