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HL-2A Design and R&D Progress of Chinese HCCB TBS Programme Kaiming FENG a* , Xiaoyu WANG a , Yongjin FENG a , Long ZHANG a , Yanjing CHEN a , Pinghua WANG a , Xinghua WU a , Xingfu YE a , Fengchao ZHAO a , Fen Wang a , Qixiang CAO a , Yang LIU a , Hongbin LIAO a , Qijie WANG a , Yanlin WANG a , Xiaoyong WANG a , Jun WANG a , Li YANG a , Yinfen CHEN a , Guo YU a Jie LIU a , Baoping GONG a , Bin ZHOU a , Zhiqiang HU a , Zhou ZHAO a , Zaixin LI a , Guoshu ZHANG a , Deli LUO c , Jianli ZHANG d , Chuanhong PAN b , Xuru DUAN a , Min WANG b , and Chinese HCCB TBM Team a) Southwestern Institute of Physics, Chengdu, China b) ITER Chinese Domestic Agency, CNDA, Beijing, China c) China Academy of Engineering Physics (CAEP), Mianyang, P.R. China d) Baoji Haibao Special Metal Materials Co. Ltd., Baoji, P.R. China 26 th IAEA Fusion Energy Conference, Kyoto, Japan

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Design and R&D Progress of

Chinese HCCB TBS Programme

Kaiming FENGa*, Xiaoyu WANGa, Yongjin FENGa, Long ZHANGa, Yanjing CHENa, Pinghua WANGa,

Xinghua WUa, Xingfu YEa, Fengchao ZHAOa, Fen Wanga, Qixiang CAOa, Yang LIUa, Hongbin LIAOa, Qijie

WANGa, Yanlin WANGa, Xiaoyong WANGa, Jun WANGa, Li YANGa, Yinfen CHENa, Guo YUa,Jie LIUa,

Baoping GONGa, Bin ZHOUa, Zhiqiang HUa, Zhou ZHAOa, Zaixin LIa, Guoshu ZHANGa, Deli LUOc, Jianli

ZHANGd, Chuanhong PANb, Xuru DUANa, Min WANGb, and Chinese HCCB TBM Team

a) Southwestern Institute of Physics, Chengdu, China

b) ITER Chinese Domestic Agency, CNDA, Beijing, China

c) China Academy of Engineering Physics (CAEP), Mianyang, P.R. China

d) Baoji Haibao Special Metal Materials Co. Ltd., Baoji, P.R. China

26th IAEA Fusion Energy Conference, Kyoto, Japan

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Outline

Introduction

Objectives of CN HCCB TBS

CN HCCB TBS Design Progress

CN HCCB TBS R&D Progress

Time Schedule

Summary

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Introduction

ITER is an unique opportunity to test tritium breeding

blanket mock-ups in integrated tokamak operating

conditions;

Helium-cooled ceramic breeder (HCCB) test blanket system is

the selected concept for the Chinese ITER TBM program.

The CN HCCB TBMA has been signed between ITER and CN

DA in Feb. 2014. The conceptual design review has been hold

in Jul 2014 and approved in Sep 2015.

The schedule of CN HCCB TBS has been established in 2014

and updated recently in compliance with ITER schedule.

The detail design and R&D of CN HCCB TBS for preliminary

design phase is on-going under the supporting of CN DA.

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Outline

Introduction

Objectives of CN HCCB TBS

CN HCCB TBS Design Progress

CN HCCB TBS R&D Progress

Time Schedule

Summary

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General TBM

Program

Objectives

Provide operational

data base for TBS

Control system for the

operation of blanket

systems

Diagnostics for the

monitoring of blanket

systems

Blanket power removal

predictions

Safe operation and

maintenance of systems

Fusion neutron

irradiation for materials

Power production and

transfer of blanket

system and components

Tritium breeding

performance for DEMO

–BB (blanket breeding)

Integral performance of

blanket systems

ITER

Sub-module

DEMO

T

B

M

General HCCB-TBS Test Objectives

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Related R&D Activities for Supporting DEMO-BB

In/Out-of-pile

Component

Tests

Basic Material

Development

Sub-modules

In-pile Tests

RAFM(CLF-1), Tritium permeation barrier

Beryllium pebble, Ceramic Breeder

High temperature

/pressure He test

loop construction

Neutron

irradiations

TBM Design ,R&D, Mock-up

Integration, Test on ITER

DE

MO

B

lan

ket

D

esig

n

an

d D

evel

op

men

t

Pebble-Bed

Tests

TBM Interface

with ITER

DEMO TBS

integration

Thermal behaviour, Flow

Mechanical behaviour

He test loop

High flux test reactor

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Testing Plan for the CN HCCB TBS

The objectives of CN HCCB TBS is to test the tritium breeding blanket

technology in the Tokamak operation conditions provided by ITER.

At least four kinds of TBM modules will be tested during ITER different

operating phases (H-H, D-D,D-T phases).

Operation Phase Testing Description TBM types

H-H Safety, thermal load of surface, E-M load,

disruption

EM-TBM

D-D Neutron response data, Thermal behaviors TN-TBM

D-T (Low duty) Structure behaviours, Nuclear response for

D-T neutron, Tritium production, Tritium

procedure validation

TN-TBM

D-T (High duty) Operational behaviours, Heat transfer,

Tritium production and management.

Overall reliability and operational

performance

INT-TBM

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Outline

Introduction

Objectives of CN HCCB TBS

CN HCCB TBS Design Progress

CN HCCB TBS R&D Progress

Time Schedule

Summary

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Subsystems and Configuration of HCCB TBS

TBM set Pipe Forest (PF)

Ancillary Equipment Unit

(AEU) Tritium Extraction System (TES)

Helium Cooling System (HCS)

Coolant Purification System (CPS)

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Updated TBM Module Design

Parameters Values

Neutron wall load 0.78 MW/m2

Surface heat flux 0.3 MW/m2

Structural material CLAM/CLF-1 ~1.3ton

(<550ºC)

Tritium Breeder Li4SiO4 pebble bed

(<900ºC)

Neutron Multiplier Beryllium pebble bed

(<650ºC)

Coolant Helium (8MPa) 1.04 kg/s (Normal)

FW(300ºC/370ºC)

Breeding zone (370ºC/500ºC)

Purge gas Helium with H2

TPR 0.061g/FPD

Four sub-modules concept

- Manufacturability

- PIE/ transportation

U shape breeding zone

- Reduce the mass of structural material

In order to simplify the manufacturing processes, the design of HCCB TBM was

updated based on the fabrication technology R&D and engineering analyses since 2015.

Updated design with 1X4 Sub-Modules

Main design parameters

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HCCB TBM

Sub-Modules

3D explosion figure

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Updated TBM Module Design

Optimization results:

- Simpler fabrication procedure

- Food flow distribution in cooling channels

and pebble beds

- Keeping TPR

Optimization for manifold:

- Back plate and supporting structure

- Filling of pebble bed

- Flow scheme

Update Design of HCCB TBM Sub-module Manifold

Coolant Inlet

Manifold #1 (Left)

Manifold #1 (Right)

First Wall

Cap

Rib

Manifold # 2 (Side)

Manifold # 2 (Middle)

Cooling Plate

Coolant Outlet Coolant Bypass

Update flow scheme and its flow distribution

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Updated flow chart

of manifold

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Updated TBM Shield Design Based on fabrication technology R&D and engineering analyses, HCCB TBM shield

design was further updated: - Reduce the total length to increase the interspace with TBM with similar shielding capability

- Optimize pipe configuration, thickness of shell, supporting structure to simplify the manufacturing

processes

Main design parameters

Parameters Values

Structural material SS316LN-IG

Coolant Water (4MPa) 0.1 kg/s

70ºC/125ºC

Dead weight ~5 tons

Water volume 0.98 m3

Water fraction ~40%

Nuclear heating 20.3 kW

Design update of TBM shield

Basic assembly scheme

Stress distribution under operation and pressure test conditions

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Updated HCS Design The configuration of HCS was updated considering the actual equipment size and

maintenance requirements.

The statuses and status shifting have been development and the steady state simulation

has been performed to verify the design.

One small helium testing loop has been constructed and started the testing.

Circulator

Recuperator

Cooler

Heater

HCCBTBM

Filter

CCWS

CHWS

T=50 P=7.62 m=1.3

T=60 P=8.153

m=0.26

P=8.149 m=0.7

m=0.34

T=407 P=8.125

T=293 P=8.124

T=300 P=8.12 T=300

P=8.103

T=300 P=8.000

T=370 P=7.700 m=0.44

T=500 P=7.700 m=0.60

T=445 P=7.700 m=1.04

T=445 P=7.672

T=211 P=7.648

T=181 P=7.648 m=1.3

T=50 P=7.624 m=1.3

T=31 P=0.8 m=16.34

T=43 P=0.75

T=5 P=0.6 m=0.73

T=10 P=0.4

D=1263.35 D=886

D=35.14

Unit:Temperature, T/℃ Pressure, P/MPa Mass flow rate, m/(kg/s)Heat Duty, D/kW

Comp. ratio=1.07

New configuration of HCS

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HCCB

TBM Set Port #2 PF &

AEU

Connectio

n Pipes

HCCB

HCS

HCCB

TES

Layout configuration of HCCB TBS

The flow chart of HCS

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Updated TES/CPS Design

TES&CPS - Updated related component parameters for

the TES and CPS systems.

- The operation states and shifting plan have

been defined.

TES and CPS design

TES, TAS and CPS operation status

The flow char of CPS

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Integration of Sub-system in AEU

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Outline

Introduction

Objectives of CN HCCB TBS

CN HCCB TBS Design Progress

CN HCCB TBS R&D Progress

Time Schedule

Summary

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RAFM steel CLF-1 - Fabrication

The current TBM design and R&D is based on the

CLF-1 developed by SWIP.

Based on the fabrication technology of 1 ton ingot, 5

ton ingot of CLF-1 has been manufactured and

preliminarily tested.

After the testing, the fabrication procedure will be

finalized and the qualification procedure is under

discussion with ANB.

5 ton CLF-1 ingot (ESR) Forging of the ingot

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

20 0 -20 -40 -60 -80 -100

impact energy

300 400 500 550 600

UTS(MPa) 530 490 425 375 315

YS(MPa) 460 435 395 340 285

0100200300400500600

stre

ng

th

high temperature tensile strength

10

15

20

25

300 400 500 550 600

elongation

Thickness from 10 to 55mm Heat treatment

Plates

Forging bars Tensile test (sample and test)

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RAFM steel CLF-1 - Irradiation

High flux engineering test reactor

Power: 125MW

Maximum Flux:

6.2×1014n/cm2.s

An irradiation campaign was ongoing by SWIP in the High Flux Engineering Test Reactor

(HFETR )in China. The data for the 1 dpa irradiation have been obtained.

Yield

strength,

MPa

Tensile

strengt

h,MPa

Elongati

on,%

Red

uctio

n of

area,

%

R. T.

Before

irra.

685 766 20 72

688 757 19 72

703 778 20 70

After irra.

768 815 17 71

772 828 19 69

708 796 20 68

300℃

Before

irra.

610 626 15 73

583 609 14 73

After irra.

633 660 14 69

617 643 14 71

664 681 13 70

Comparison on the Tensile properties

The YS and UTS increased after irradiation.

Comparison on the Impact properties

Energy,J ,mm

R. T.

Before

irra

182 1.56

196 1.78

167 1.54

After irra

157 1.47

192 1.68

196 1.75

The impact properties have no obviously changed.

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RAFM steel CLF-1 - Weldability

The main potential welding methods for HCCB TBM have been tested. Based

on these results, the preliminary fabrication method for HCCB-TBM has been

proposed and will be verified.

RT tensile property Impact test

UTS (MPa) TE (%) Absorbed energy (J)

Hot press welding 690 26 22

EB welding 635 24 240

HIP welding 656 28 120

Laser welding 647 25 265

Hot pressing diffusion welding EB welding

HIP welding

Laser welding

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TBM Fabrication Technology

Small scale TBM mock-up

Based on the TBM-set design, the fabrication technology is

under studied and testing, such as the vacuum diffusion, HIP,

EB, Laser, etc. also including some new technology, such as

laser printing.

The welding method between CLF-1 and SS316L(N)-IG has

also been studied.

After the testing of these above method, the fabrication process

of TBM has been proposed. Some components have been

fabricated.

The large size mockup will be fabricated and tested later.

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Welding and fabrication of component and module of HCCB TBM

FW Plate U-sharped FW Manifold plate Module mock-up

Leak test Mock-up SB

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Helium Testing Loop

Parameters Value

Pressure 8MPa

Flow mass 0.1kg/s

Testing temp. 300-500ºC

The helium testing loop has been constructed including

its I&C system and the initial testing has been performed.

The following items have been considered for the next

operation phase.

- Pressure drop for the pebble bed

- Flow distribution and pressure drop for the key

components

- High heat flux test for first wall with electrical beam

heating

The testing plan is under preparation.

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TES/TAS/CPS - Components R&D

Based on the design and performance requirements, the prototypes of filter, cooler,

heater, Ionization chamber and micro-GC have been fabricated and are now under test.

The functional material testing platform has been constructed, and the materials for

hydrogen oxidation and impurity removal have been tested.

A CPS test loop has been constructed at CAEP.

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Outline

Introduction

Objectives of CN HCCB TBS

CN HCCB TBS Design Progress

CN HCCB TBS R&D Progress

Time Schedule

Summary

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HCCB-TBS Overall Schedule

Connectio

on Pipe

Ancillary

Systems

EM-TBM

TN-TBM

NT/TM-TBM

INT-TBM

ITER Commissioning and Operations

Commissioning

Assembly

Phase II Decommissioning

Installation

ITER

Submit to IO for

dispose

Operation Submit to IO for

dispose

Disassembly

Commissioning

Disassembly

Design & R&D

EM TN NT/TM INT

Transport back to China

Fabrication & Delivery Assem

bly

Design

R&D

Fabrication

Delivery

Design & R &D

Transport back to China

Transport back to China

TBMA

Transport back

to China

This part has been

transferred to IO

First Plasma

Fabrication & Delivery Design & R &D Assem

bly

Fabrication & Delivery

Design & R&D Fabrication & Delivery

Installation Commissioning

Design & R&D Fabrication & Delivery

Assembly

Phase III

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CN HCCB TBS Milestones

Milestone New Date

HCCB TBS PD Design Readiness Workshop 2019.3

HCCB TBS PDR 2019.12

HCCB TBS PDR approval 2020.6

HCCB TBS FD Design Readiness Workshop 2021.9

HCCB TBS FDR 2022.6

HCCB TBS FDR approval 2023.1

Amendment HCCB TBMA 2023.7

Contract signature for HCCB TBS 2024.1

Manufacturing process qualification 2024.9

End of Manufacturing(TBS and Ancillary systems) 2029.1

HCCB TBS delivery 2029.6

Pipe forests and Ancillary Equipment Units 2029.6

HCCB TBS acceptance tests start in ITER site 2029.7

Assembly start AP III (2030)

Current HCCB TBMA milestones (for EM TBM only) is based on the current ITER

construction, operation plan.

According to the TBS need date provided by ITER, the HCCB-TBS schedule was

updated recently in compliance with ITER schedule.

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Introduction

Objectives of CN HCCB TBS

CN HCCB TBS Design Progress

CN HCCB TBS R&D Progress

Time Schedule

Summary

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Summary

The TBM program is an important part of China fusion development Strategy, for which HCCB concept has been selected as testing objective.

The HCCB TBMA has been signed between ITER and CN DA. The CDR was approved in 2015. Now it has enter Preliminary Design (PD) phase.

The design of HCCB TBS is developing in details according to the schedule. R&D on the development of structure material and function materials, fabrication of medium-sized TBM mock-up, construction of the testing loops, are ongoing.

The R&D and test plan, delivery of CN HCCB TBS are scheduled according to the ITER schedule and progress.

Chinese TBM programme will be implemented with the cooperation of domestic and international institutions and industries.

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