@misc{oai:repo.qst.go.jp:00082981,
 author = {Go, Matsunaga and Yuusuke, Shibama and Fuminori, Okano and Jiyunichi, Yagiyuu and Manabu, Takechi and Kaname, Kizu and Kazuya, Hamada and Haruyuki, Murakami and Shinichi, Moriyama and Masaya, Hanada and Tomarchio, Valerio and Di Pietro , Enrico and Shoichi, Mizumaki and Keiich, Sagawa and Atsuro, Hayakawa and Go, Matsunaga and Yusuke, Shibama and Fuminori, Okano and Junnichi, Yagyu and Manabu, Takechi and Kaname, Kizu and Kazuya, Hamada and Haruyuki, Murakami and Shinichi, Moriyama and Masaya, Hanada},
 month = {May},
 note = {The JT-60 Super Advanced (JT-60SA) tokamak construction has been achieved respecting the requirements of very tight tolerance for the assembly and by handling very heavy components in a very close space environment. The construction of this large superconducting tokamak represents a big step forward in the world nuclear fusion history, opening the road for ITER and DEMO. Precise assembly is required, not only to avoid mechanical interference, but also to obtain good plasma performance by less magnetic error field. To complete this work, unique and well-considered procedures were introduced. In this paper, the developed technologies and their results are reported, focusing on the assembly of the final sector of vacuum vessel, central solenoid and in-vessel components., 28th IAEAFusion Energy Conference},
 title = {Achievement of Precise Assembly of the JT-60SA Superconducting Tokamak},
 year = {2021}
}