Sarah Deguilhem

Hot Cell & Radwaste System Engineer @ITER Organization

Saint-Paul-lès-Durance, FR

I am working within the design team of different buildings on the ITER site: mainly the Hot Cells and the Tokamak Assembly Preparatory Building.The Hot Cell Complex (HCC) is designed to ensure the maintenance of the Tokamak and the treatment of ITER\'s radwaste- Responsible of the Beryllium risk management aspects within the design in close relationship with IO Safety Department- Working on the Functional analysis of the HCC to ensure a the design of the Facility as a whole and not only PBS oriented- Establishment of the source term on the Remote Handling Tools entering the HCC- I participated on the HVAC strategy implementation at Conceptual Design Phase, according to the Staged Approach- I work closely with the TRO of the Cask & Plug Remote Handling System (CPRHS) in regards to the nuclear safety aspects- I am in support of the Radwaste processes and nuclear transportation aspectsThe Tokamak Assembly Preparatory Building (TAPB) is meant to deal with the First Wall Panels before their entry and assembly in the Tokamak Machine- during the Preliminary Design Phase, I was in charge of the nuclear safety aspects: PIC components identification, propagation of the Defined Requirements (through DOORS, the SRD, the DRD, etc.), several meetings and close relationships with IO Safety Department, participation in writing the Answer to the technical prescription in regards to the management of Beryllium risks to the ASN, presentation of the safety aspects related to the confinement of the Beryllium during the Design Review, worked in collaboration regarding the occupational safety aspects- we are now currently preparing for the final design phase