MRI coolant refers to a liquid substance, usually liquid helium or liquid nitrogen, that is used in MR*** vibration imaging. In MRI imaging, strong magnetic fields and radio waves are used to produce images, which generates a lot of heat. To prevent the equipment from overheating, a coolant is used to maintain the operating temperature of the equipment.
MRI coolants are an important part of medical equipment. During an MRI scan, the magnetic **** vibration equipment constantly emits energy, which may cause the equipment to crash if not cooled down in time. Therefore, the selection and use of coolants is very important. Liquid helium and liquid nitrogen are relatively common coolants with very low melting points, making them an ideal heat transfer medium.
MRI coolant is an item that is susceptible to environmental influences. Due to its more specialized use, it needs to be stored and delivered under special pressure, which leads to its relatively high cost. In addition, coolants require care to prevent leakage during use, so as not to cause harm to the surrounding environment and human beings. However, based on its importance, the use of coolant is essential and cannot be replaced.