Codes & Standards and Quality Assurance

Marco Ferrari – Codici, Standards & QA – Frascati, 19 gennaio 20071

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Codes & StandardsCodes & Standardsandand

Quality AssuranceQuality AssuranceM. Ferrari

EFDA Close Support Unit BarcelonaELE Preparation Project

IL PROGETTO ITERGiornata di Presentazione del Progetto ITER all’Industria Italiana

Frascati, 19 gennaio 2007 – Villa Tuscolana


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OutlineOutline

• Rules & Regulations in France for Rules & Regulations in France for safety and licensingsafety and licensing

• Codes & Standards for nuclear safety Codes & Standards for nuclear safety – Pressure Equipment– Buildings

• Quality AssuranceQuality Assurance


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ITER Organization ITER Organization Project Typology Project Typology

– International collaboration with “in-kind” procurement

– “First-of-a-kind” device/plant


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Actors & Responsibilities Actors & Responsibilities • ITER-orgITER-org (owner, operator) (owner, operator) The User The User

– Is the responsible for safety– Ensures quality– May appoint directly qualified & skilled staff– Observes national laws in the fields of public and occupational

health & safety, nuclear safety, radiation protection, environmental protection,…

• Domestic AgenciesDomestic Agencies (suppliers) (suppliers)– Procure “in-kind” components & systems according to the

ITER-org technical and quality requirements– In same case perform design activity based on ITER-org

functional and performance requirements


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Regulation System in FranceRegulation System in France

Laws

DecreesOrders

MinisterialLetters

Basic Safety Rules

Design and Construction Rules

Internal Rules and Specifications of Industry and NPP-Operators

Issued by Safety Authorities

Issued by Industry or NPP-Operators and approved by Safety Authorities

Licensing, QA

Radioprotection

Environmental requirements

Pressure Vessel

RCC, IEC, ISO/NF standards, ASME, ASTM, handling,

electricity,…


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What is the logic?What is the logic? Design and safety requirements Regulations (IAEA/ICPR EU France)

Essential Safety Requirements (Essential Safety Requirements (ESRsESRs)) Available calculation codes, codes and standards ITER, according to the procurement sharing and other inputs,

will specify what should be followed to fulfill essential safety requirements; this will usually be a unique set of C&S for one component.

Field Teams in contact with Domestic Agencies will insure that the final set used by end-supplier complies with ITER specification

C&S perC&S perITER ITER


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French Rules & Regulations on PEFrench Rules & Regulations on PE

ESPN


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ESRs for Pressure EquipmentESRs for Pressure Equipment• General obligations for manufacturerGeneral obligations for manufacturer

– e.g. to carry out hazard analysis incl. reasonably foreseeable misuse– to establish technical documentation file

• Design and calculationDesign and calculation– Design for adequate strength– Take into account sources of hazard, e.g., handling and operation, examination, draining and venting,

corrosion, chemical attack, wear, filling and discharge, exceeding allowable limits, safety accessories, external fire

• ManufacturingManufacturing– Manufacturing procedures, e.g., preparation of components, permanent joining, heat treatment,

traceability– Final assessment, e.g., final inspection incl. safety devices, proof test– Marking and labelling– Operating instructions

• MaterialsMaterials• Specific requirementsSpecific requirements

– for fired or otherwise heated pressure equipment– for piping

• Specific quantitative requirements (general rule)Specific quantitative requirements (general rule)


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Pressure EquipmentPressure Equipment

-------- no pressure equipment requirement ----------

------ PED

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ESPNlevel N1

Nuclear hazard370 MBq 370 GBq

Pressure hazard

0,5 barCat. 0

Cat. I

Cat. IV

Cat. III

Cat. II ESPNlevel N3

ESPNlevel N2


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C&S for ITERC&S for ITER• Licensing and site specific requirements:Licensing and site specific requirements:

– French regulations and conformity to national laws and EU directives

– Nuclear or non-nuclear? (nuclear codes developed for fission reactors)

– Experimental nature of the device (or of some components)• Technical specific feature of the components Technical specific feature of the components

(not addressed by existing codes):(not addressed by existing codes):– Basic geometry of components (toroidal geometry, double

shell structure, several geometrical discontinuities, etc.)– Non-standard manufacturing, inspection and testing

processes– Special materials– Specific design loads (type of design loads, experimental

nature of the machine, etc.)


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C&S ActivitiesC&S Activities• On going activities:On going activities:

– Adaptation of codes to site specific requirement (national laws)– Modification/addition to RCC-MR for ITER VV metallic parts– Technical specifications for ITER VV non-metallic parts– Selection of building code– Implications of using ASME for components installed in Europe– Review of the Structural Design Criteria (SDC) for ITER Magnets

• Short–medium term activities:Short–medium term activities:– Further development of design criteria for In-vessel Components (SDC-

IC)– Selection of standard for manufacturing of in-vessel components– Revision of the code selection for ITER components based on

procurement sharing– Verify compatibility between different codes


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ASME & OthersASME & Others• ASME or other codes could ASME or other codes could notnot be recognized be recognized directlydirectly as as

conforming to all requirements of European regulations, i.e., as conforming to all requirements of European regulations, i.e., as directly satisfying the Essential Safety Requirements (ESRs)directly satisfying the Essential Safety Requirements (ESRs)

• Use of ASME or other codes is possible, provided that:Use of ASME or other codes is possible, provided that:– sufficient evidence is given (by the Manufacturer) of conformance to

ESRs,– conformance to ESRs is assessed by a Notified Body,– procedures & personnel for welding and for NDT are approved

according to the European regulations

This means that use of ASME or other codes cannot only be dealt with by This means that use of ASME or other codes cannot only be dealt with by some additional conformity assessment, involving only a Notified Body. some additional conformity assessment, involving only a Notified Body.

The manufacturerThe manufacturer has also to perform some additional tasks, like for instance has also to perform some additional tasks, like for instance welding qualifications according to European rules.welding qualifications according to European rules.


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Code SelectionCode Selection• General strategy for components code selection:General strategy for components code selection:

– Minimize number of Codes– 1 Code for 1 component (or system)– Minimize number of interfaces where different codes are used

• Vacuum Vessel: the EUPT (EFDA) has proposed RCC-MR with a Vacuum Vessel: the EUPT (EFDA) has proposed RCC-MR with a specific new addendumspecific new addendum

• The Addendum includes some modifications to adapt the code to The Addendum includes some modifications to adapt the code to the ITER special features and shall be finalised shortly in the ITER special features and shall be finalised shortly in accordance with French rules (PED-based & ESPN)accordance with French rules (PED-based & ESPN)

• The Conformity to PED and ESPN is in progress in France:The Conformity to PED and ESPN is in progress in France:– RCC-M modification to conform PED and ESPN during 2007– RCC-MR afterward (date not defined)


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Classification of ITER ComponentsClassification of ITER ComponentsWBS WBS ElementNo. TOKAMAK BASIC MACHINE Design Code Manufacturing Standards Sharing of Procurement Nuclear (ESPN)

1.1 MAGNETS SDC - magnet ASME, ITER technical spec EU, JA, RF, US, CH, KO; + FUND No1.5 VACUUM VESSEL RCC-MR + ITER Addendum RCC-MR + ITER Addendum EU, RF, KO, IN Yes1.6 BLANKET SYSTEM SDC-IC ASME or RCC-MR, ITER

technical specEU, JA, RF, US, CH, KO; + FUND No - TBC

1.7 DIVERTOR SDC-IC ASME or RCC-MR, ITER technical spec

EU, JA, RF No - TBC

1.8 FUELLING AND WALL CONDITIONING SDC-IC ASME or RCC-MR, ITER technical spec

EU, CN, US; + FUND Yes

2.2 MACHINE ASSEMBLY AND TOOLING No specific criteria No specific criteria KO; + FUND No2.3 REMOTE HANDLING (RH) EQUIPMENT, Hot Cell No specific criteria No specific criteria EU, CN, JA; + FUND No2.4 CRYOSTAT ASME Sec, VIII Div 2; ASME

B31.3ASME IN No - TBC

2.4bis VACUUM VESSEL PRESURE SUPPRESION SYSTEM ASME Sec, VIII Div 2; ASME B31.3

ASME IN No - TBC

2.6 COOLING WATER SYSTEM ASME Sec, VIII Div 2; ASME B31.3, Cat M

ASME US, IN; + FUND Yes

2.7 THERMAL SHIELDS ASME Sec, VIII Div 2; ASME B31.3,

ASME KO No

3.1 VACUUM PUMPING ASME Sec, VIII Div 2; ASME B31.3,

ASME EU, CN, US; + FUND No - TBC

3.2 TRITIUM PLANT ASME Sec, VIII Div 2; ASME B31.3, ASME B73.1/B73.2M,

ASME B16.34

ASME EU, JA, KO, US; + FUND Yes

3.4 CRYOPLANT AND CRYODISTRIBUTION ASME Sec, VIII Div 2; ASME B31.3, ASME B73.1/B73.2M,

ASME B16.34

ASME EU, IN; + FUND No

5.1 ION CYCLOTRON HEATING & CURRENT DRIVE (IC H&CD) SYSTEM

SDC-IC, ASME Sec. VIII, Div 2, ASME B31.3

ASME, ITER technical spec EU, IN, US; + FUND No - TBC

5.2 ELECTRON CYCLOTRON HEATING & CURRENT DRIVE (EC H&CD) SYSTEM


ASME, ITER technical spec EU, JA, KIN, RF, US; + FUND No - TBC

5.3 NEUTRAL BEAM HEATING & CURRENT DRIVE (NB H&CD) SYSTEM


ASME, ITER technical spec EU, JA, IN No - TBC

5.4 LOWER HYBRID HEATING & CURRENT DRIVE (LH H&CD) SYSTEM


ASME, ITER technical spec No - TBC

5.5 DIAGNOSTICS SDC-IC, ASME Sec. VIII, Div 2, ASME B31.3

ASME, ITER technical spec EU, IN, JA, RF, US, CH, KO; + FUND No - TBC

5.6 TEST BLANKETS SDC-IC - new version for TBM ITER technical spec EU, IN, JA, RF, US, CH, KO Yes

6.5 LIQUID AND GAS DISTRIBUTION conventional conventional EU No

DRAFT - Courtesy by ITER


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C&S for Buildings C&S for Buildings (1)(1)The ITER nuclear complex shall be designed and fabricated The ITER nuclear complex shall be designed and fabricated

according to according to ITC-CITC-C (ITER Technical Code for Civil Works) (ITER Technical Code for Civil Works) fully compliant with fully compliant with EurocodesEurocodes

Industrial Structures

Industrial Buildings

Nuclear Buildings

Reserved Area for New/Expanded Buildings

Operations Buildings

Outdoor Storage

Staff Buildings

Paved Road Way

Industrial Structures

Industrial Buildings

Nuclear Buildings

Reserved Area for New/Expanded Buildings

Operations Buildings

Outdoor Storage

Staff Buildings

Paved Road Way

Nuclear Buildings11 Tokamak Hall & Pit

12 Laydown Hall

14 Tritium Building

21 Hot Cell Building

22 Tokamak Access Control Structure

23 Radwaste Building

24 Personnel Access Control Building


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C&S for Buildings C&S for Buildings (2)(2)

• ITC-C derived from ITC-C derived from ETC-CETC-C, the Technical Code for , the Technical Code for European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) Civil WorksCivil Works

• ETC-C constitutes the code used as base for the ETC-C constitutes the code used as base for the design and for the fabrication of the safety classified design and for the fabrication of the safety classified civil-engineering works for EPRcivil-engineering works for EPR

• The design rules for civil engineering structures in The design rules for civil engineering structures in ETC-C and ITC-C are based on ETC-C and ITC-C are based on EurocodesEurocodes approach & approach & philosophyphilosophy

• ETC-C and ITC-C may be considered as practice ETC-C and ITC-C may be considered as practice guidelines on how apply Eurocodes for specific guidelines on how apply Eurocodes for specific projects (EPR and ITER respectively) projects (EPR and ITER respectively)


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Euro

code

sEu

roco

des

1990:2002 Eurocode: Basis of structural design 2002-04

EN 1990/ A1:2005 Eurocode: Basis of structural design (Amendament) 2005-12

EN 1991-1-1:2002 Eurocode 1: Actions on structures -Part 1-1: General actions -Densities, self-weight and imposed loads for buildings 2002-04

EN 1991-1-2:2002 Eurocode 1: Actions on structures -Part 1-2: General actions - Actions on structures exposed to fire 2002-11

EN 1991-1-3:2003 Eurocode 1 - Actions on structures -Part 1-3: General actions - Snow loads 2003-07

EN 1991-1-4:2005 Eurocode 1: Actions on structures -Part 1-4: General actions - Wind actions 2005-04

EN 1991-1-5:2003 Eurocode 1: Actions on structures -Part 1-5: General actions - Thermal actions 2003-11

EN 1991-1-6:2005 Eurocode 1 - Actions on structures Part 1-6: General actions - Actions during execution 2005-06

EN 1991-1-7 Eurocode 1 - Actions on structures -Part 1-7: General actions -Accidental actions (2006-07)

EN 1991-4 Eurocode 1 - Actions on structures -Part 4: Silos and tanks 2006-05

EN 1992-1-1:2004 Eurocode 2: Design of concrete structures - Part 1-1: General rules and rules for buildings 2004-12

EN 1992-1-2:2004 Eurocode 2: Design of concrete structures - Part 1-2: General rules -Structural fire design 2004-12

EN 1993-1-1:2005 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-1: General rules and rules for buildings 2005-05

EN 1993-1-1:2005/ AC:2005 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-1: General rules and rules for buildings 2005-12

EN 1993-1-2:2005 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-2: General rules -Structural fire design 2005-04

EN 1993-1-2:2005/ AC:2005 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-2: General rules -Structural fire design 2005-12

EN 1993-1-3 Eurocode 3 - Design of steel structures - Part 1-3: General rules -Supplementary rules for cold-formed members and sheeting (2006-07)

EN 1993-1-4 Eurocode 3 - Design of steel structures - Part 1-4: General rules -Supplementary rules for stainless steels (2006-07)

EN 1993-1-5 Eurocode 3 - Design of steel structures - Part 1-5: Plated structural elements (2006-07)

EN 1993-1-8:2005 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-8: Design of joints 2005-05

EN 1993-1-8:2005/ AC:2005 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-8: Design of joints 2005-12

EN 1993-1-9:2005 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-9: Fatigue 2005-05

EN 1993-1-9:2005/ AC:2005 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-9: Fatigue 2005-12

EN 1993-1-10 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-10: Material toughness and through-thickness properties 2005-05

EN 1993-1-10:2005/ AC:2005 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-10: Material toughness and through-thickness properties 2005-12

EN 1993-1-11 Eurocode 3 - Design of steel structures - Part 1-11: Design of structures with tension components (2006-07)

EN 1993-1-12 Eurocode 3 - Design of steel structures - Part 1-12: Additional rules for the extension of EN 1993 up to steel grades S 700 (2006-11)

EN 1994-1-1:2004 Eurocode 4: Design of composite steel and concrete structures - Part 1-1: General rules and rules for buildings 2004-12

EN 1997-1:2004 Eurocode 7: Geotechnical design -Part 1: General rules 2004-11

EN 1997-2 Eurocode 7 - Geotechnical design -Part 2: Ground investigation and testing (2006-10)

EN 1998-1:2004 Eurocode 8: Design of structures for earthquake resistance - Part 1: General rules, seismic actions and rules for buildings 2004-12

EN 1998-3:2005 Eurocode 8: Design of structures for earthquake resistance - Part 3: Assessment and retrofitting of buildings 2005-06

EN 1998-4 Eurocode 8 - Design of structures for earthquake resistance - Part 4: Silos, tanks and pipelines (2006-07)

EN 1998-5:2004 Eurocode 8: Design of structures for earthquake resistance Part 5: Foundations, retaining structures and geotechnical aspects 2004-11

EUROCODE 7

EUROCODE 8

EUROCODE 1

EUROCODE 2

EUROCODE 3

EUROCODE 4


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Quality AssuranceQuality Assurance• EFDA, as one of the main contributors to ITER design EFDA, as one of the main contributors to ITER design

and R&D activities, has started the development of a and R&D activities, has started the development of a QA System compatible with licensing requirements in QA System compatible with licensing requirements in FranceFrance

• The structure of this QA system is considered as a The structure of this QA system is considered as a basis for the QA System for the EU-DAbasis for the QA System for the EU-DA

• As one of the ITER organization main suppliers, the As one of the ITER organization main suppliers, the EU-DA will implement a Quality Management System EU-DA will implement a Quality Management System which main objective is to ensure ITER that the which main objective is to ensure ITER that the delivered items fulfill the ITER requirements in the delivered items fulfill the ITER requirements in the agreed time, by:agreed time, by:– Controlling the EU-DA internal activities – Controlling the EU suppliers activities


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QA Regulatory/Legal RequirementsQA Regulatory/Legal Requirements

• The reference for QA, for Safety Important Components (SIC), is The reference for QA, for Safety Important Components (SIC), is given by French law, with the given by French law, with the Order of August 10, 1984 Order of August 10, 1984 concerning ‘concerning ‘Basic Nuclear Installation design, construction and Basic Nuclear Installation design, construction and operation quality’operation quality’ , and the associated , and the associated explicatory noteexplicatory note that that gives more extensive explanation on its applicationgives more extensive explanation on its application

• The legal requirements are fulfilled by a QA system that The legal requirements are fulfilled by a QA system that complies with the rules of complies with the rules of IAEA Series 50-C-QIAEA Series 50-C-Q, and the , and the instructions contained in the related instructions contained in the related Safety Guides, 50-SG-Q1 Safety Guides, 50-SG-Q1 to Q14to Q14

• IAEA Series 50-CQ is largely equivalent to ISO 9001:2000IAEA Series 50-CQ is largely equivalent to ISO 9001:2000 with a with a limited number of limited number of deviations and integrationsdeviations and integrations explained in the explained in the IAEA publicationIAEA publication Safety Report- Series No.22 Quality Standards: Safety Report- Series No.22 Quality Standards: Comparison between IAEA50-C/SG-Q and ISO9001:2000’Comparison between IAEA50-C/SG-Q and ISO9001:2000’


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EFDA QA System – Generalities EFDA QA System – Generalities

• A QA documentation for EFDA for ITER related A QA documentation for EFDA for ITER related activities activities (not approved for implementation)(not approved for implementation) is is available.available.

• Set of quality documents based on IAEA Set of quality documents based on IAEA Safety series 50-C/SG-Q and Safety series 50-C/SG-Q and compatible/complemented with ISO 9001 compatible/complemented with ISO 9001 (2000).(2000).

• The general structure has been presented to The general structure has been presented to ITER and other Parties (QA Meeting March ITER and other Parties (QA Meeting March 2006) 2006)

• All the QA is written on the assumption that All the QA is written on the assumption that Procurement management for ITER is the Procurement management for ITER is the main EFDA (and ELE) process implemented main EFDA (and ELE) process implemented ((no internal design activity is foreseenno internal design activity is foreseen))

Documentation& info

management

Non-conf.management

Procurementmanagement

Quality Manual

Resources management

Audit &int. control

Config.management

OrganizationResponsibilities


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EFDA QA System for ProcurementEFDA QA System for Procurement• The control of the activities of EFDA suppliers (including Associations) is The control of the activities of EFDA suppliers (including Associations) is

made through three contractual documents dedicated and tailored for each made through three contractual documents dedicated and tailored for each contract placed by EFDA to European industry or laboratories.contract placed by EFDA to European industry or laboratories.

– The technical specification defines the object of the contract (the « as specified » configuration of the product)

– The management specification defines the quality requirements to be met by the supplier.

– The contract defines the commercial and legal requirements and provisions that are applicable

• These documents are issued by EFDA, reviewed and approved by ITER. These documents are issued by EFDA, reviewed and approved by ITER. They are tailored according to ITER requirements including quality They are tailored according to ITER requirements including quality classificationclassification

• To achieve these requirements, the To achieve these requirements, the Supplier shall provide a dedicatedSupplier shall provide a dedicated Quality PlanQuality Plan describing the quality provisions it will implement to perform describing the quality provisions it will implement to perform the workthe work


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Technical SpecificationTechnical Specification

• This document collects all the design This document collects all the design input data. input data. It specifies completely and It specifies completely and unambiguously the product to design unambiguously the product to design and the details to achieve (preliminary and the details to achieve (preliminary or detailed design). The technical or detailed design). The technical specification details the quality specification details the quality requirements of the product’s design requirements of the product’s design and defines precisely the deliverables and defines precisely the deliverables and their associated documentation.and their associated documentation.

• For the supplier of the design For the supplier of the design activities, these inputs are assumed to activities, these inputs are assumed to be fully completed and approved. be fully completed and approved.

– Scope of the supply– Items supplied by ITER– Technical requirements– Functional requirements– Interfaces requirements– Safety and regulation requirements– Environmental requirements– Physical requirements– Operational requirements– Human factor requirements– Integrated logistic support requirements– Product assurance requirements– Configuration requirements– Codes and standards– Verification and approval requirements– Documentation requirements– Identification requirements


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Management SpecificationManagement Specification– Introduction – Subject– Reference and applicable documents– Management requirements

• Responsibilities requirements– The bidder shall identify the different organizations involved to perform the contract and detail

the breakdown of responsibilities.• Project management

– Frequency and location of the progress meetings– Content and frequency of the progress report

• Work plan– Sequences of the work, milestones, key points, reviews, – Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

• Resources requirements– Specific training for personnel– Specific qualification for particular operations

• Non-conformance requirements– Transfer to EFDA non-conformance report before any actions for all major non-conformances– Communicate to EFDA the list of all the non-conformances and the associated actions on a

regular basis • Change and configuration requirements

– Ensure changes are approved by EFDA before any implementation.• Time schedule requirements• Information and documentation requirements

– Language to use– List of the documents and records to be issued and controlled

• Risk management– Preliminary risk analysis

• Procurement requirements– Evidence of effectiveness of the subcontractor quality system– EFDA approval of the proposed suppliers or subcontractors

• Assessment and validation requirements– Signature and dating of progress reports for each completed operation– Issue and up-dating of a conformity matrix

• Acceptance and delivery requirements– Review of the documentation (Acceptance Data Package) to be provided – Provide a formal Contractor Release Note

This document outlines all the This document outlines all the quality requirements of the design quality requirements of the design

process management. process management.

The purpose is to ensure that all The purpose is to ensure that all personnel involved in the personnel involved in the

procurement process use the procurement process use the same management rules and to same management rules and to allow the allow the EFDA Work Package EFDA Work Package

ManagerManager to monitor properly the to monitor properly the contract.contract.


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The Quality Plan as a toolThe Quality Plan as a tool for QA implementation for QA implementation

• The Supplier shall be requested to provide a The Supplier shall be requested to provide a Quality PlanQuality Plan indicating how the indicating how the requirements set in the Management specification are actually fulfilled requirements set in the Management specification are actually fulfilled

• At the At the tender level, the bidder shall provide a meaningful summarytender level, the bidder shall provide a meaningful summary of the overall of the overall content of the final Quality Plan. This Quality Plan is one criterion of the bid content of the final Quality Plan. This Quality Plan is one criterion of the bid assessment. In response to the management specification, it describes the assessment. In response to the management specification, it describes the quality disposals that the bidder will implement for the work.quality disposals that the bidder will implement for the work.

• The content of the The content of the Quality Plan depends on the nature and criticality of the workQuality Plan depends on the nature and criticality of the work (including quality classification).(including quality classification).

• Guidance notesGuidance notes will be sent to the bidders in order to help them to issue their will be sent to the bidders in order to help them to issue their Quality Plan according to the work to be performed:Quality Plan according to the work to be performed:– Quality management in Design contracts– Quality management in R&D contracts– Quality management in Manufacture contracts– Quality management in Integration contracts– Quality management in Test and Acceptance contracts– Quality management in Construction contracts

• The compliance with the Quality Plan shall replace certifications and shall be The compliance with the Quality Plan shall replace certifications and shall be limited to the actual part (division, department, workshop, laboratory) of the limited to the actual part (division, department, workshop, laboratory) of the Industry that is performing the work.Industry that is performing the work.


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Conclusion on QAConclusion on QA

• No specific problem appears in the implementation of No specific problem appears in the implementation of QA procedures compatible with lTER actual QA procedures compatible with lTER actual requirementsrequirements

butbut• The ITER QA documentation shall be progressively The ITER QA documentation shall be progressively

complemented with a series of complemented with a series of internal standardsinternal standards and and codes of practicecodes of practice reviewing and integrating reviewing and integrating documents likedocuments like– CAD Manual– Vacuum Handbook– Remote Handling Manual– Radiation Hardness Manual – Etc..

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