heliumleaktestaus
Helium leak testing is a non-destructive method used to detect and quantify leaks in sealed components or systems. This technique relies on helium's properties as a small, inert, and easily detectable gas. The process typically involves introducing helium into the part or system under test, either by flooding the exterior or by filling it internally. A mass spectrometer, specifically tuned to detect helium, is then used to scan the exterior of the component. If a leak is present, helium atoms will escape from the pressurized area and be detected by the spectrometer, indicating the presence and location of the leak.
The sensitivity of helium leak detection makes it suitable for identifying even very small leaks, often in