Regarding hybrid refrigeration
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Under certain conditions, a refrigerant can be compressed to a certain pressure and then subjected to throttling expansion, thereby inducing the Joule-Thomson effect (J-T effect), which enables cooling. Scientific practice has proven that: \"By mixing one gas with another at a high enough pressure, this second gas can also be used for cooling.\" This is because, with the total system pressure remaining constant, the partial pressure of the gas decreases after it is incorporated into the mixture. The problem is this: the nitrogen pressure is 6 MPa, and when mixed with H2 at 5 MPa, cooling can occur – I can understand that ； May I ask if nitrogen at 6 MPa is mixed with hydrogen at 6 MPa or higher pressure, can it still be used for cooling?
I have only seen refrigeration based on the Joule-Thomson effect