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Issue No. 4 of Volume 4 of the ITER Newsletter, prepared and published by the IAEA in order to disseminate news on the ITER project, reports on the following topics: (i) The fourth and final meeting of quadripartite EDA negotiators (QEN-4) on November 13 and 14, 1991 in Moscow, during which the ITER E(ngineering) D(esign) A(ctivities) Agreement was initialled, the expected ITER Council members were identified, and appreciation for the IAEA`s support of the ITER project was expressed. (ii) The September meeting of the Quadripartite Engineering Design Activities Negotiators` (QEN) Working Group at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna on September 11-13, 1991, in preparation of the aforementioned November meeting in Moscow, in which topics associated with future project implementation were addressed. (iii) The ITER Workshop on ``Radiation Effects on Diagnostic Components``, St. Petersburg, USSR, October 14-17, 1991, during which radiation issues affecting performance of diagnostic components were clarified, and during which it was confirmed that a large variety of irradiation facilities could be made available for testing of diagnostic materials. (iv) The ``ITER Magnet R and D Workshop``, September 23-27, 1991, at Naka Fusion Research Establishment, JAERI, Japan, during which preliminary designs and test programmes for C(entral) S(olenoid) and T(oroidal)
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title = {ITER newsletter. Vol. 4, no. 4}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {Issue No. 4 of Volume 4 of the ITER Newsletter, prepared and published by the IAEA in order to disseminate news on the ITER project, reports on the following topics: (i) The fourth and final meeting of quadripartite EDA negotiators (QEN-4) on November 13 and 14, 1991 in Moscow, during which the ITER E(ngineering) D(esign) A(ctivities) Agreement was initialled, the expected ITER Council members were identified, and appreciation for the IAEA`s support of the ITER project was expressed. (ii) The September meeting of the Quadripartite Engineering Design Activities Negotiators` (QEN) Working Group at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna on September 11-13, 1991, in preparation of the aforementioned November meeting in Moscow, in which topics associated with future project implementation were addressed. (iii) The ITER Workshop on ``Radiation Effects on Diagnostic Components``, St. Petersburg, USSR, October 14-17, 1991, during which radiation issues affecting performance of diagnostic components were clarified, and during which it was confirmed that a large variety of irradiation facilities could be made available for testing of diagnostic materials. (iv) The ``ITER Magnet R and D Workshop``, September 23-27, 1991, at Naka Fusion Research Establishment, JAERI, Japan, during which preliminary designs and test programmes for C(entral) S(olenoid) and T(oroidal) F(ield) model coils were reported, and various approaches to the TF model coil`s tests were presented and discussed. The plan for magnet R and D was reviewed. (v) The ITER Neutral Beam Heating, held in Moscow, October 21-23, 1991, during which the status of the neutral beam development was reviewed. The plan was formed to evolve common designs for the E(lectro) S(tatic) and E(lectro) S(tatic) Q(uadrupole) negative ion beams accelerator concepts. (vi) A two-page overview by V. Sulc of the research activity on the LiPb blanket for ITER in the nuclear research institute, REZ, CSFR.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1991}
month = {Sep}
}
title = {ITER newsletter. Vol. 4, no. 4}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {Issue No. 4 of Volume 4 of the ITER Newsletter, prepared and published by the IAEA in order to disseminate news on the ITER project, reports on the following topics: (i) The fourth and final meeting of quadripartite EDA negotiators (QEN-4) on November 13 and 14, 1991 in Moscow, during which the ITER E(ngineering) D(esign) A(ctivities) Agreement was initialled, the expected ITER Council members were identified, and appreciation for the IAEA`s support of the ITER project was expressed. (ii) The September meeting of the Quadripartite Engineering Design Activities Negotiators` (QEN) Working Group at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna on September 11-13, 1991, in preparation of the aforementioned November meeting in Moscow, in which topics associated with future project implementation were addressed. (iii) The ITER Workshop on ``Radiation Effects on Diagnostic Components``, St. Petersburg, USSR, October 14-17, 1991, during which radiation issues affecting performance of diagnostic components were clarified, and during which it was confirmed that a large variety of irradiation facilities could be made available for testing of diagnostic materials. (iv) The ``ITER Magnet R and D Workshop``, September 23-27, 1991, at Naka Fusion Research Establishment, JAERI, Japan, during which preliminary designs and test programmes for C(entral) S(olenoid) and T(oroidal) F(ield) model coils were reported, and various approaches to the TF model coil`s tests were presented and discussed. The plan for magnet R and D was reviewed. (v) The ITER Neutral Beam Heating, held in Moscow, October 21-23, 1991, during which the status of the neutral beam development was reviewed. The plan was formed to evolve common designs for the E(lectro) S(tatic) and E(lectro) S(tatic) Q(uadrupole) negative ion beams accelerator concepts. (vi) A two-page overview by V. Sulc of the research activity on the LiPb blanket for ITER in the nuclear research institute, REZ, CSFR.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1991}
month = {Sep}
}