Abstract
The Tokamak Physics Experiment (TPX) concept design uses superconducting coils to accomplish magnetic confinement. The central solenoid (CS) magnet is divided vertical into 8 equal segments which are powered independently. The eddy current heating from the pulsed operation is too high for a type construction; therefore, a no case design has been chosen. This no case design uses the conductor conduit as the primary structure and the electrical installation as a structural adhesive. This electrical insulation is the weak link in the cell winding pack structure. A global finite element model with smeared winding pack properties was used to study the CS magnet structural behavior. The structural analysis results and peak stresses will be presented. >
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