Joule-Thomson effect in case of mixtures of natural gas and hydrogen

The Joule-Thomson effect - the temperature change of real gases when forced through a throttling device, such as a valve - plays an important role in the utilisation and transportation of gases.

This report gives a short introduction to the Joule-Thomson effect, the differences between the behaviour of natural gas and hydrogen, and information about the behaviour of their admixture along with useful references.