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What is the pressure caused by the expansion of a liquid as temperature rises?

2020-03-17 View Original

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There is a storage container with a volume of 40 cubic units, filled with gasoline; 5% of the space at the top is reserved for the gas phase. A vent valve is installed at the top, and it opens when the pressure inside exceeds 6–12 KPa compared to the external pressure. The normal temperature is 20°C; what is the pressure resulting from the expansion of the liquid when the temperature rises to 50°C?

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