Helium Recovery Enhanced in Molten Salt Reactor via VPSA Tech

AKAP
Aug 4
2 min read

A recent study demonstrated the effectiveness of vacuum pressure swing adsorption (VPSA) using microporous activated carbon for separating xenon (Xe) from helium (He) in molten salt reactor (MSR) off-gas streams.

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