Application areas of helium:
Due to its inactive chemical properties and lighter than air, helium is often used to fill gases in spacecraft or advertising balloons, and this use is also well known. Helium is widely used in respiratory gas mixtures in the field of marine development and in the cooling of superconducting electromagnets in nuclear magnetic resonance imaging equipment in the medical field: military, scientific research, petrochemical, refrigeration, medical, semiconductor, pipeline leak detection, superconducting experiments, metal manufacturing, deep-sea diving, high-precision welding, optoelectronic products production, etc.
Application areas of helium:
Due to its inactive chemical properties and lighter than air, helium is often used to fill gases in spacecraft or advertising balloons, and this use is also well known. Helium is widely used in respiratory gas mixtures in the field of marine development and in the cooling of superconducting electromagnets in nuclear magnetic resonance imaging equipment in the medical field: military, scientific research, petrochemical, refrigeration, medical, semiconductor, pipeline leak detection, superconducting experiments, metal manufacturing, deep-sea diving, high-precision welding, optoelectronic products production, etc.
