All Helium articles – Page 3
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NewsSpaceX investigates faulty valve
SpaceX is investigating the possibility that a leaky valve caused its Crew Dragon spacecraft capsule to explode on a test stand at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida, US, in April.
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This month in 1977: the first ever MRI scan
The “catalyst for tremendous growth in demand for helium”, this month marks 42 years since the first ever MRI scan.
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Man on the Moon
This July marks 50 years since man first stepped on the Moon. gas world pays homage to this truly incredible moment for mankind, as well as the amazing feats of science, engineering and industrial gas application, in a celebratory interview with NASA.
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Necessity is the mother of invention
Noble Helium is driving critical new helium exploration efforts. Chairman Walter Jennings and founder and CEO Justyn Wood explain why fledgling Australian helium explorer Noble Helium has the passion, and increasingly the people, to deliver, in an interview with Rob Cockerill.
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Getting man to Mars
No other planet has captured our collective imagination quite like Mars. In the late 1800s when people first observed the canal-like features on Mars’ surface, many speculated that an intelligent alien species lived there. This led to numerous stories about Martians, some of whom invade Earth, like in the 1938 ...
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In focus… MRI technologies
The first MRI scan of a human took place in 1977, a method of imaging diagnostics that has developed so rapidly that it is now found in almost every major hospital in developed economies.
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Preview: Man on the Moon
This July marks 50 years since man first stepped on the Moon. gas world pays homage to this truly incredible moment for mankind, as well as the amazing feats of science, engineering and industrial gas application, in a celebratory interview with NASA.
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Renergen raises AUS$10m for South African project
Alternative and renewable energy business Renergen has raised AUS$10m ($7m) in a secondary listing on Australia’s stock exchange.
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The impact of helium shortages on critical research
Scientists in the US are concerned about helium supply and its impact on the progress of important cryogenic research projects and medical applications.
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Cryogenic Cluster Day 2019 review
As a result of gradually diminishing helium production capacity, the lack of new helium capacity coming into the market and renewed growth in helium demand, the world is currently experiencing the third shortage of helium since 2006.
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Qualitrol enhances online DGA monitor
Qualitrol has introduced two innovations to enhance the usability of its online Gas Chromatography DGA monitor, TMx.
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Witt highlights technology for economical use of helium
Gas mixtures with helium are suitable for leak-testing of safety-critical components but helium gas is expensive. Witt’s modern gas technology makes it possible to reduce helium consumption, resulting in the lowering the costs.
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China helium market in future-proofing focus
The global helium business is never far from the headlines and with the market currently crunched, as a backdrop of growing demand is met by an ever-decreasing capacity on the commercial table, industry strives for more information on the future dynamics in this sector.
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Staying safe with hydrogen
LifeGuard Technologies explains the benefits of its ultra-high pressure ETFE hydrogen and helium transfer safety hose to News Journalist Molly Burgess.
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Liquid helium, the lifeblood of MRI machines
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a game-changing technology in the medical community, enabling specialist physicians to gather vital information about a patient’s condition in a non-intrusive, radiation-free way.
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Helium Shortage 3.0
As we enter March 2019, Helium Shortage 3.0, the third period of sustained helium shortage since 2006, has now persisted for over a year.
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SeeQC.EU establishes tech labs
Italian company SeeQC.EU is collaborating with the University of Naples to establish R D laboratories at the Monte Sant’Angelo campus, including a cryogenic test lab.
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Rohlfing joins Desert Mountain Energy
Desert Mountain Energy, and and its US subsidiary Desert Energy Corp., has appointed Robert Rohlfing as Executive Vice-President, Head of Technical Operations, as well as a member of the Board of Directors.
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Airlander 10 awarded production approval
The world’s longest aircraft, fuelled in part by helium (He), is due to go into production this year offering “luxury expeditions” to places existing transport can’t get to.
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Desert Mountain Energy acquires Oklahoma project
Desert Mountain Energy Corp. (DME) has completed the acquisition of Kight Gilcrease Sant Unit (KGSU) oil and gas project which it hopes will lead to an expansion of its helium exploration activities.
