Your operating record
Keep this sheet with the compressor documentation and the supplier quotation. Leave an unanswered item marked not yet confirmed.
| Item | Your record |
|---|---|
| Compressor model and document revision | Not yet confirmed |
| Delivered flow, original units and reference conditions | Not yet confirmed |
| Pressure at the dryer inlet | Not yet confirmed |
| Hottest expected dryer inlet temperature | Not yet confirmed |
| Room temperature around the dryer | Not yet confirmed |
| Required pressure dew point and application specification | Not yet confirmed |
| Supply voltage, phase and frequency | Not yet confirmed |
| Pipe connection and adapter package | Not yet confirmed |
Use the interactive sizing worksheet to prepare a record with your values. It can export incomplete records while you collect the missing information.
Questions for the quotation
- What exact model and SKU does this quote cover?
- Which document and revision support its flow and dew-point ratings?
- What capacity will it deliver at the stated pressure, inlet temperature and room temperature?
- Does that calculation use the same flow reference as the compressor data sheet?
- What pressure dew point will it maintain at those conditions?
- Which filters, drain arrangements, adapters and electrical provisions does this package require?
- What maintenance and consumables does the supplied manual specify?
- What pressure loss should be allowed for this arrangement?
Ask the supplier to return the completed answers with the quotation. A higher nominal flow value alone does not close the unanswered questions.
Compare the answer with the record
Check that the quoted SKU agrees with the model reference and that its power supply matches the proposed installation. Keep any changed specification with the quotation date and source revision. Report a discrepancy through contact and corrections.
Source and editorial scope
Prepared by the AirDryerSizing editorial team on November 12, 2026. These are enquiry prompts, not an installation specification. CAGI's Compressed Air and Gas Drying, printed page 8, lists inlet, performance, design and utility fields for a dryer specification. Publication date unavailable; source captured November 12, 2026. See our evidence method for how model claims are handled.