Pressurized kegs in storage?

[FuzzeWuzze]

Figured I'd ask here, while moving our stuff had to go into storage including my 4 corny kegs with beer that are pressurized to 10psi or so. I realized it's getting warm here in the 90s now, I shouldn't need to worry about them exploding should I? I mean they are rated for a lot higher pressure and they shouldn't get that crazy hot in there?

 

[FloppyKnockers]

I'm right down the street and would be happy to help you empty them before storing if that'll make you sleep at night.

 

[day_trippr]

Most of my ball lock kegs are rated for 135 psi or higher burst pressure, and I have read that the ring-tab style PRVs are rated for 85 psi. (When new. And fully functional. Lord only knows if mine would go early - or late )

Anyway, as long as there is some compressible head space I doubt you could pop keg or even PRV just by heating the beer to 100°F...

Cheers! (Me, I'd have had one hella big party instead )

 

[FuzzeWuzze]

Most of my ball lock kegs are rated for 135 psi or higher burst pressure, and I have read that the ring-tab style PRVs are rated for 85 psi. (When new. And fully functional. Lord only knows if mine would go early - or late )

Anyway, as long as there is some compressible head space I doubt you could pop keg or even PRV just by heating the beer to 100°F...

Cheers! (Me, I'd have had one hella big party instead )

I guess the better question is will it be good when I chill it again Month later just fruit beer,..

 

[day_trippr]

I imagine there will be some character attenuation from the heat over a month, but as long as your sanitation regimen was sound they probably won't be all that different from expectations...

Cheers!