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Does the moisture content in gas change with temperature?

2015-06-17View Original

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How does the moisture content in gas change with temperature? The gas is stored in gas holders, and as the weather temperature changes, the level of these holders rises or falls. Does an increase in the level of the gas holders lead to increased pressure, and does this result in more moisture being removed from the gas?
Reply #22015-06-18
Under normal production, there should not be much change, as the gas temperature remains relatively stable.
Reply #32015-06-19
In the gas holder, the higher the temperature, the greater the water vapor partial pressure, and thus the higher the moisture content.

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