Time Lapse: Winding of the Poloidal Field coils conductors during factory acceptance tests. @fusionforenergy
Time Lapse: Winding of the Poloidal Field coils conductors during factory acceptance tests.  @fusionforenergy
Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Footage of the winding process of the PF coils conductors filmed at the SEA ALP workshop, Turin (Italy), before the equipment travels to ITER’s PF coils facility. It is the first time ever that the “two in hand” technique will be used for the winding and wrapping of such a large conductor. “Two in hand" means working with two conductors winding them together in a concentric spiral and eventually connecting them at the end to form a Double Pancake coil”.
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Time Lapse: Winding of the Poloidal Field coils conductors during factory acceptance tests.

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