Chinese Institutions' Participation and Contributions to the ITER Project
Introduction: The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) is an international collaboration to study and demonstrate the feasibility of nuclear fusion as a large-scale and sustainable energy source.
Participating countries/regions include: European Union, China, United States, Russia, United Kingdom, India, Japan and South Korea.
China has been actively involved in the project since its inception.
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This report provides an overview of Chinese institutions' participation in and their contributions to the ITER project, as well as the development of thermonuclear in their own country.

China's participation in the ITER project is primarily facilitated through its fusion research institutions, universities, and industrial partners.
Key Chinese institutions participating in the ITER project include the Institute of Plasma Physics (IPP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the Southwestern Institute of Physics (SWIP) of the China National Nuclear Corporation.
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The specific tasks/projects that Chinese institutions have participated in and made contributions to ITER include the following:
1.  	Manufacturing and procurement: Chinese industries are involved in manufacturing components and providing procurement services for the ITER project.
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Research and Development: Chinese fusion research institutions, particularly the Institute of Plasma Physics (IPP), have contributed significantly to the research and development of the ITER project.
Chinese scientists and engineers have been involved in areas such as plasma physics, materials science, and advanced engineering, addressing key challenges in fusion energy technology.
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Chinese institutions' participation in the ITER project underscores the country's commitment to advancing nuclear fusion research and addressing global energy challenges.
During the process, their efforts have also enhanced the country’s drive to develop thermonuclear power generating.
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Warning: these questons and answers are not all representative of the way questions will be asked and answered in the pilot, because some questions are compound and some answers do not include citations.

Q: What does ITER stand for?
A: International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor

Q: What is ITER?
A: It is an international collaboration to study and demonstrate the feasibility of nuclear fusion as energy.

Q: Participation countries?
A: European Union, China, United States, Russia, United Kingdom, India, Japan and South Korea

Q: When did China begin to participate in ITER?
A: Since its inception.

Q: General information about China’s participation:
A: Primarily through its fusion research institutions, universities, and industrial partners.

Q: Which institutions in China have participated in ITER?
A: Institute of Plasma Physics (IPP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the Southwestern Institute of Physics (SWIP) of the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), [b2ca5f12-6e7b-483a-985e-7f771a09c4ea]A: [d4f6]A: Ghuizhou Aerosapce Xinli Science & Technology Co., Ltd.

Q: What projects or phases/technical aspects of the projects have China participated or contributed to?
A: Manufacturing and procurement; Research and Development;  Technology Innovation.

Q: What are some of the specific information about the Chinese institutions’ contribution to ITER’s projects?
A: Supplying gravity supporting base, installations of tokamaks;

Q: Which Chinese institution(s) have made significant contributions in particular?
A: Institute of Plasma Physics (IPP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Q: In what major areas have Chinese scientists and engineers have been involved?
A: Plasma physics, materials science, and advanced engineering.

Q: What are China’s domestic efforts in developing thermonuclear power that are associated with and have contributed to ITER?
A: A lot of efforts were made and substantial achievement reached.