Air - Volume vs. Temperature

Air volume vs. temperature correction factor compared to Normal Air Conditions.

Air Temperature	Volume Correction Factor
-46	-50	0.77
-40	-40	0.79
-34	-30	0.81
-28	-20	0.83
-23	-10	0.85
-18	0	0.87
-9	10	0.89
-5	20	0.91
-1	30	0.93
4	40	0.94
10	50	0.96
18	60	0.98
22	70	1.00
27	80	1.02
32	90	1.04
38	100	1.06
43	110	1.08
49	120	1.10

Example - Volume Change when Air is Heated

2 m³ of air is heated from 22^oC to 43^oC. The volume correction factor is 1.08 and the new volume can be calculated as

(2 m³) 1.08 = 2.16 m³

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Air - Volume vs. Temperature