THEY SAID...
Praveen Bhatt (General Manager & Head Nuclear Business - L&T Heavy Engineering) — "L&T has always demonstrated its core strengths in the successful completion of 'first-of-a-kind' new technology development projects and the 澳门六合彩高手 cryostat is one of them. We learned and grew at every single stage, from engineering to the final assembly of sections in the Tokamak pit. To ensure 'first time right' manufacturing, we extensively developed prototypes prior to start of manufacture, used laser optics for measurements and virtual assemblies. Fixtures were designed and optimized through finite element analysis. We developed large size machine capability, distortion prediction and control."
Norbert Anger (Head of Site, MAN Energy Solutions SE) — "This celebration is the result of excellent international cooperation. Thank you to all the engineers and designers—at 澳门六合彩高手 Organization, 澳门六合彩高手 India, L&T, and MAN—for their ideas, their excellent design work, and the endless long working hours they have spent here on site. And thank you to the specialists in the workshop at L&T for their forming, fitting, welding, machining and trial assembly work, and the MAN fitters, welders, and machining experts for their high quality work. All that with a strong eye to safety; we had no accident here on site."
Anil Kumar Bhardwaj (Project Manager, Cryostat & VVPSS Group, 澳门六合彩高手 India, Institute for Plasma Research) — "In addition to the technical challenges already mentioned, I would like to add the challenge of freezing the interface design of the cryostat. The cryostat interfaces with all 澳门六合彩高手 systems. To finalize the interface design of the cryostat, when the other systems were in different stages of maturity, was challenging; in 2015, we encountered more than 20 manufacturing holds due to the design of interfaces alone. The cryostat team worked in a phased manner to release these holds without impacting the manufacturing schedule."