Autostructurizing solid phase of a refrigerant as a multi-functional low-temperature unit of a cooler

It has been shown that under certain conditions the solid phase of a refrigerant with a peculiar internal capillary-porous structure can be formed in the working circuit of a refrigerating machine. That solid porous phase does not cease circulation of the refrigerant and possess a unique ability to bring its dimensions and internal structure in correspondence with internal and external heat flows that turns it at once into an auto-adjusted combined ‘throttling-heat exchanging’ unit of the refrigerating machine. The discovered effect opens a prospect of new advanced technologies developing in the field of refrigeration engineering and cryogenics.