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Assembly Sequence

The ordered plan for building the machine, piece by piece.

Engineering & SubsystemsUpdated 2026-08-11
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Ordered build sequence

A machine this integrated must be assembled in a strict sequence — base and supports, lower magnets, vessel sectors, in-vessel components, upper magnets, cryostat close, then hook-ups — each step enabling the next. Planning it is part of proving the design is buildable.

The assembly sequence connects the components to the construction path.

Common questions

What does the assembly sequence describe?

The order in which the machine is built — foundations, cryostat, magnets, vessel, internals — respecting the long-lead items and the tolerances that later commissioning depends on.

Why does it matter for schedule?

Because long-lead forgings and magnets sit on the critical path; the breeder's build begins in Q2 2027, and the sequence is what keeps procurement and integration from colliding.

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Content reviewed August 2026 · design-and-simulation stage