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Category Archives: Helium replacement
Solar Atmospheres of Western PA Says Goodbye to Helium
Solar Atmospheres of Western PA is currently installing a new rapid quenching vacuum furnace that will ultimately eliminate the need for costly helium while increasing production throughput. Solar Manufacturing’s 10 bar vacuum furnace, with a revolutionary cooling design, will mimic … Continue reading
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New Method to Cool Superconducting Circuits in Quantum Computers
Researchers from the VTT Technical Research Center in Finland have proposed a solution to cool the superconducting circuits of the quantum computer to an operating temperature, which would be close to zero. The new method proposed does not require the … Continue reading
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Next Level Sensitivity and Efficiency through Combined Technologies
Introduction Clean water is essential for humans and the environment. Monitoring contaminants in water and wastewater is consequently a big and important field in analytical chemistry. Many substances can be found in water. One group is the volatile organic compound … Continue reading
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Liquid helium-free SRF cavities could make industrial applications practical
Copper/Niobium/NiobiumTin cavity connected to the cryocooler. The building blocks of superconducting accelerators are superconducting radiofrequency (SRF) cavities made primarily from niobium that are combined in a vessel and bathed in liquid helium to reach superconducting temperatures. While a large liquid … Continue reading
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MRI Technology Scoops Southern Award
MR Solutions’ liquid helium free preclinical MRI imaging technology won the Digital Engineering/Technology Award at the Made in the South East Awards evening held at the Hilton Hotel Gatwick at the end of November. These prestigious awards are open to … Continue reading
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