Date
Monday October 26, 2026 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PMLocation
MS TeamsPrice
Free
You are warmly invited to join this EIRES Hydrogen Masterclass
The masterclass is scheduled as follows:
Date
Friday 26 October 2026
Time
14h00-15h00 CET
Location
Online
Speaker
Brian R. Greenhalgh
Organized by
Varsha Pridhivi | 黑料福利网, EIRES
Topic: Hydrogen and The Joule-Thomson Effect
Introduction
The Joule-Thomson effect is a fascinating example of the application of thermodynamics to real world processes, with the standard example of reducing the pressure of a fluid across a valve in a process called throttling. In many cases throttling a gas will result in significant temperature reduction. In the general case, a fluid's temperature may increase, decrease or remain unchanged, depending on the substance and the conditions. This leads to the erroneous view that some fluids behave 'strangely', increasing in temperature upon depressurization, a good example being hydrogen. In this talk we will examine the fundamentals behind the Joule-Thomson effect, and rationalize the observed behaviour of hydrogen compared with other fluids.
About the speaker
Brian Greenhalgh is a specialist in computational thermodynamics. He previously worked for NOVA Chemicals (now Borouge Int'l) in Calgary, ExxonMobil in Houston and Shell in Amsterdam. He has 16 years of experience in the application of thermodynamics to industrial processes, including chemicals, polymers and oil & gas. He also recently published his first text, An Introduction to Computational Thermodynamics: Phase Equilibrium and Equations of State (Springer 2026).
Format
Online
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