Helium Recovery and Energy Efficiency in CERN’s Future Particle Collider

AKAP
Jul 24
2 min read

Updated: Jul 28

A new research paper outlines a cryogenic system design for CERN’s planned new particle collider, which will operate using superconducting cavities cooled by helium to extremely low temperatures.

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