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Inlet air pressure and temperature work together in determining the actual dryer size. Low inlet temperatures in conjunction with high inlet pressure will use a smaller dryer size for a given flow rate. Conversely, an inlet temperature with a low inlet pressure will require a larger dryer size for a given flow.
