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Methane semi-automatic switch bus pressure

2024-04-27View Original

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I am maintaining pressure in the methane manifold; the temperature is 28 in the afternoon and 20 in the morning. Does the pressure of the methane gas change with temperature?
Reply #22024-04-27
The pressure of methane gas does indeed change with temperature. According to the ideal gas law, gas pressure is directly proportional to temperature; as the temperature rises, the movement of gas molecules intensifies, resulting in an increase in pressure ; Conversely, as the temperature decreases, the pressure decreases. Therefore, the pressure changes of the bus methane gas that you observed in the morning and afternoon are consistent with the temperature changes. .

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