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EVOLVE ConfigurationEVOLVE ConfigurationEVOLVE ConfigurationEVOLVE Configuration
S. Malang, I. Sviatoslovsky, B. Merrill, P. Fogarty
Presented by B. Nelson
13th APEX meeting November 15-17, 2000
SNL, Albuquerque
• Most effort expended in FY99
• FY-00 work included:– Report figures and new flow schematic provided in FY-00– Tradeoff study of tube/tray/FW configuration
• Primary emphasis on boiling tray design, lessemphasis on transpiration cooled design
Status of configuration studies Status of configuration studies Status of configuration studies Status of configuration studies
EVOLVE ConfigurationEVOLVE ConfigurationEVOLVE ConfigurationEVOLVE Configuration
Power– Average neutron wall load: 10 MW/m2
– Average first wall load: 2 MW/m2
Coolant– Li liquid temperature 900 - 1100 C– Li vapor temperature 1200 C– Li pressure <0.5 atm
Materials– FW material Tungsten– Tube, tray, structure material Tungsten– Condensor material, tubes Niobium
Configuration– First Wall Nested tubes, toroidal flow– Blanket / Shield Horizontal trays, vertical flow
EVOLVE Baseline conceptEVOLVE Baseline conceptEVOLVE Baseline conceptEVOLVE Baseline concept
Outboard plan schematic of moduleOutboard plan schematic of moduleOutboard plan schematic of moduleOutboard plan schematic of module
Note: Some details have changed
*From FY-99 APEX design report
Inboard Outboard
FW 5 cm 5 cm
Li tray 40 cm 50 cm
Back wall of tray 0.5 cm 0.5 cm
Li vapor manifold 15 cm 20 cm
Manifold backplate 1 cm 1 cm
Clearance 2 cm 2 cm
Secondary blanket 0 cm 40 cm
Clearance 0 cm 2 cm
Shield 60 cm 50 cm
Clearance 2 cm 2 cm
VV front sheet 5 cm 5 cm
VV shielding zone 30 cm 30 cm
VV rear sheet 5 cm 5 cm
Total 165.5 cm 212.5 cm
Recommended radial build*Recommended radial build*Recommended radial build*Recommended radial build*
Outboard ModuleOutboard ModuleOutboard ModuleOutboard Module
Flow / Temperature SchematicFlow / Temperature SchematicFlow / Temperature SchematicFlow / Temperature SchematicWith multiple natural convection loops
for passive heat removal
Cycle efficiency 57.7%
Integrated FW / tray design
Separated FW / tray design
FW / tray design
Sector maintenance conceptSector maintenance conceptSector maintenance conceptSector maintenance concept
Blanket
Stream FormingNozzles
Plasma X-Point
FirstWall
Blanket
VacuumPump
LiquidLi Stream
Liquid StreamCollectors
Li Supply Lines
Side View Cutaway of Divertor Cassette
Divertor Cassette ConceptDivertor Cassette ConceptDivertor Cassette ConceptDivertor Cassette Concept
3-D View of Divertor Cassette
Divertor Cassette ConceptDivertor Cassette ConceptDivertor Cassette ConceptDivertor Cassette Concept
Desirable design featuresDesirable design featuresDesirable design featuresDesirable design features
• Low pressure, low primary stress structure (not includingdisruption loads)
• Nearly uniform temperature structure
• Low velocity lithium liquid (~1 m/s)
• Small leaks may not be fatal to plasma operation
• Small heat exchangers, integral with blanket shield system, allrefractory piping is inside plasma chamber
• Two-pronged maintenance approach:
- High maintenance items are contained in cassettes (diagnostics, divertor, heating systems) - Everything else in sector module is replaced as a unit
• Vapor formation and motion in magnetic field
• Fabrication of large tungsten structures
• Disruption loads
• Safety, LOCA
Configuration IssuesConfiguration IssuesConfiguration IssuesConfiguration Issues
PlanPlanPlanPlan
Depending on resource allocations,
• Proceed with second iteration of mechanical design, including CAD models– Tray supply / circulation concept, vapor manifold configuration– Integration of divertor, diagnostic, and midplane maintenance cassettes– Integration of heat exchangers
• Examine fabrication techniques for large tungsten structures
• Assist with development of alternative concepts, or adaptation to otherreactor configurations