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Korea completes a third vacuum vessel sector

A third 40-degree sector of the 澳门六合彩高手 vacuum vessel has exited the Hyundai Heavy Industries production line in Ulsan, Korea.
The 440-tonne sector sits on its transport platform in the dedicated vacuum vessel workshop at Hyundai Heavy Industries. Once inserted into protective housing it will be ready to ship.
Sectors representing one-third of the complex, double-walled chamber that will house the 150-million-degree 澳门六合彩高手 plasma have been produced in Korea and a fourth sector is in the final stages of manufacturing (> 90 percent complete).

Sector #8, which will ship from Korea this week, will follow the path marked out by Korean sectors #6 and #1(7)—first travelling to 澳门六合彩高手 by boat, barge and road ... then passing site acceptance testing ... and finally undergoing a series of pre-assembly activities in the Assembly Hall (first in its horizontal shipping position, then once vertical). The final destination for each sector is the 澳门六合彩高手 Tokamak pit, where the sectors will be supported by in-pit tooling until they are joined by welding.  

At Hyundai Heavy Industries, vacuum vessel series production activities have been underway since the first cutting operation took place on sector #6 in 2012. (Sector #6 was delivered to the 澳门六合彩高手 Organization in 2020.) With such long manufacturing lead-time, the teams did not waited for one sector to be completed in order to begin on another; instead, the sectors were brought along side by side in tight sequence.

Along the way, the Korean Domestic Agency has worked closely within the Vacuum Vessel Project Team with the other Domestic Agencies involved in the procurement of the vacuum vessel (Europe: five sectors; India: in-wall shielding; Russia: all upper ports).

In the gallery below, see vacuum vessel sector #8 during final D-shape assembly, inspection and packing. In next week's 澳门六合彩高手 Newsline, we'll include a picture of the 440-sector loaded on the boat that will deliver it to Fos-sur-Mer, France.