Helium is known as a noble gas that is get produced underground with the help of the radioactive decay of heavy elements.
The main commercial source of helium is known as natural gas, which contains an average of Helium.
The first step in extracting helium from natural gas is pretreatment, where the gas is pressurized to approximately of pressure, which then flows through a scrubber where it is subjected to a spray of monoethanolamine which is used to absorb the carbon dioxide.
In the next step, heavy hydrocarbons are collected on the activated carbon bed.
The next step is to extract the helium gas from the natural gas, which can be achieved through a cryogenic piping system.
In this, the natural gas is pressurized and then passed through a sieve during which, Helium is separated from natural gas so that only crude Helium remains.
Hence, the name of the main commercial source of Helium is natural gas.