🚨🩺Watch this hyper-realistic 3D animation of an MRI magnet quench—from stable 1.5T superconducting coils in liquid helium (-269°C) to sudden failure, explosive boil-off (700L He → 500,000L gas), and safe rooftop venting. Key takeaways: Instant evacuation, O2 monitoring prevents asphyxiation, no fire risk, 24-48hr rewarm needed.Essential for radiographers, allied health students & hospital safety teams. Follow CAHO India protocols! #MRISafety #QuenchProtocol #RadiologyEducation #MedicalAnimatio

🔹 What happens if helium gas comes out of an MRI machine? This is called a “Quench”. 🔹 What is a Quench? In an MRI machine, liquid helium is used to keep the superconducting magnet extremely cold (around –269° C). If suddenly the liquid helium changes into gas and escapes from the system, it is called a Quench. 🔹 Why does it happen? Due to technical fault in the machine Manually pressing the "quench button" in an emergency Sometimes it can happen spontaneously 🔹 What dangers can occur? 1. Ox