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In this Issue:
ITER
Assystem (UK) Wins Remote Handling Framework Contract
Keeping UK industry on Track
Oxford Instruments wins US ITER superconducting wire contract
MAST
Launch of Culham Centre for Fusion Energy
Technology Transfer
Fusion Diffusion Bonding Technique Aids ISIS Instruments

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  Issue 18 - November 2009 Fusion Business
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Assystem (UK) Wins Remote Handling Framework Contract
 
Engineering consultancy Assystem (UK) Ltd has been awarded an ITER Remote Handling Framework Contract by Fusion for Energy (F4E). The two year contract includes the design and conceptual engineering of a remote handling system for the ITER torus.

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Schematic of how remote handling might be used to replace first wall tiles.
 
     
Keeping UK industry on Track
 
As F4E and ITER organisation procurements ramp up in 2010, the Fusion and Industry team wants to make sure it is able to track UK industry involvement and successes, better identify companies for ITER technology briefings and spot any gaps in the UK's response to ITER business opportunities. To this end we've improved the Fusion and Industry web site to provide more project response tracking facilities.

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Oxford Instruments wins US ITER superconducting wire contract
 
Oxford Instruments, the world's leading supplier of superconducting materials, has won an order to supply an additional 9 tonnes of superconducting wire to ITER at a value of approximately £5 million.

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Schematic of ITER Poloidal Field (PF) magnets.
 
     
Fusion Diffusion Bonding Technique Aids ISIS Instruments
 

Diffusion bonded quartz disc*.
Isis Instruments Limited is using diffusion bonding techniques developed by CCFE's Special Techniques Group to develop new scientific instrumentation, under the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE) technical support package for Culham Innovation Centre-based companies.

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Launch of Culham Centre for Fusion Energy
 
From 31 October 2009, the UK's home of fusion research, including the Fusion and Industry team, has a new name: the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE).

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