CO2 volume with temperature change?

[whoaru99]

I understand if I want X volumes CO2 at Y temperature I need Z psi CO2 in the keg.

What is not clear to me is if (for example) I had beer @ 40F @ 2.5 vol equilibrium, then shut off the CO2 leaving the pressure in the keg, what happens to the carb level if I allow the keg to go up to 50F?

 

[day_trippr]

Nothing happens. Assuming no leaks, 2.5 volumes is 2.5 volumes regardless of temperature...

Cheers!

 

[Broken Crow]

If it helps, just read the carb-chart diagonally:

 

[Bobby_M]

I understand if I want X volumes CO2 at Y temperature I need Z psi CO2 in the keg.

What is not clear to me is if (for example) I had beer @ 40F @ 2.5 vol equilibrium, then shut off the CO2 leaving the pressure in the keg, what happens to the carb level if I allow the keg to go up to 50F?

The carbonation level stays exactly the same. Now, the ability to dispense that beer changes drastically.