@article{oai:repo.qst.go.jp:00049380, author = {近藤, 恵太郎 and Marcos, Ayala Juan and Bolzon, Benoit and Cara, Philippe and Dzitko, Hervé and 蛯沢, 貴 and Fagotti, Enrico and Gex, Dominique and Heidinger, Roland and 平田, 洋介 and 一宮, 亮 and 池田, 幸治 and Jimenez, David and Jokinen, Antti and 春日井, 敦 and 菊地, 孝行 and Knaster, Juan and 小又, 将夫 and 前原, 直 and Marqueta, Alvaro and Moya, Ivan and 西村, 忍 and 大平, 茂 and 奥村, 義和 and Perez, Mario and Phillips, Guy and IvanPodadera and GiuseppePruneri and 坂本, 慶司 and Scantamburlo, Francesco and 新屋, 貴浩 and 杉本, 昌義 and Weber, Moises and 近藤 恵太郎 and 蛯沢 貴 and 平田 洋介 and 一宮 亮 and 池田 幸治 and 春日井 敦 and 菊地 孝行 and 小又 将夫 and 前原 直 and 西村 忍 and 大平 茂 and 奥村 義和 and 坂本 慶司 and 新屋 貴浩 and 杉本 昌義}, journal = {Nuclear Materials and Energy}, month = {May}, note = {The construction of the Linear IFMIF Prototype Accelerator (LIPAc) is in progress in order to demonstrate the feasibility of the low energy section of an IFMIF deuteron accelerator up to 9 MeV with a beam current of 125 mA in CW. The next milestone of the project is the so-called Phase-B beam commissioning, and one of the missions is to demonstrate the acceleration of the proton beam up to 2.5 MeV or the deuteron beam up to 5.0 MeV in pulsed mode with a low duty cycle of 0.1% through RFQ. Most of the components and subsystems necessary for Phase-B were delivered by 2016 under the responsibility of Fusion for Energy (F4E) as in-kind contributions of several European institutes, namely CEA (France), CIEMAT (Spain), INFN (Italy), and SCK-CEN (Belgium), and QST is in charge of the installation of the delivered equipment. The installation and check-out of the RFQ subsystem and the RF power system was completed by July 2017, and the RF conditioning of the RFQ cavity started. Also, the installation and the check-out of the important sub-systems for Phase-B, namely MEBT and beam diagnostics, have been completed.}, pages = {195--202}, title = {Linear IFMIF Prototype Accelerator (LIPAc): Installation activities for Phase-B beam commissioning in Rokkasho}, volume = {15}, year = {2018} }