A. Kostenko et Rj. Thome, DESIGN-FEATURES OF THE TOROIDAL FIELD AND CENTRAL SOLENOID MAGNET SYSTEMS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL THERMONUCLEAR TEST REACTOR, IEEE transactions on magnetics, 30(4), 1994, pp. 1608-1612
The superconducting coil systems for the International Thermonuclear T
est Reactor (ITER) will consist of 24 toroidal Field (TF) coils at 488
tonnes each, a central solenoid (CS) at 964 tonnes, and an external p
oloidal field coil set of 6 coils, the largest of which has a diameter
of 30 m. The TF and CS coils will operate at a maximum field at the w
indings of 13 T an will use Nb3Sn conductor in cable-in-conduit form.
The TF coils and the CS are layer wound. The design features of each o
f these systems are described.