Technology transfer from laboratory to industry for fabrication of large 
superconducting coil joints

Libeyre, P.; Ciacynski, D.; Decool, P.; Duchateau, J.L.; Fillunger, H.; Maix, R.; Salpietro, E.; Ulbricht, A.; Wüchner, F.; della Corte, A.; Spandoni, M.; Laurenti, A.; Pesenti, P.; Valle, N.; Beaudet, F.; Bourquard, A.; Bresson, D.; et al.,

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Technology transfer from laboratory to industry for fabrication of large superconducting coil joints

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Ulbricht, A.
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Libeyre, P., Ciacynski, D., Decool, P., Duchateau, J., Fillunger, H., Maix, R., et al. (2003). Technology transfer from laboratory to industry for fabrication of large superconducting coil joints. In 19th Conference on Fusion Energy (pp. CT/P-15).

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Abstract

The future magnetic thermonuclear fusion reactors will use superconducting magnets. The development during the last decade of the cable-in-conduit conductor (CICC) allows the transport of high current intensities. The construction of the winding pack