Helium problem - Paul Middlestead

What:
Talk
Part of:
Talks 1
When:
11:20 AM, Monday 13 Jun 2022 (12 hours 20 minutes)
Where:
Science campus of the Université du Québec à Montréal - SH-2800
How:

Paul Middlestead

Ottawa University

The physical properties of helium are unique and make it more and more attractive for multiple emerging applications from high end electronics to super magnets found in MRIs.  Helium is always being produced  thru alpha decay and extracted with natural gas.  However processing plants have limited capacities and the US reserve is now closed, conjuncture has created the 4th world crisis and the short term future is uncertain.  To limit the damages, some actions are suggested to limit helium usage, such as closing systems instead of putting them to sleep.

Paul Middlestead
Paul Middlestead
Speaker
University of Ottawa
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