Does a higher PSI setting on an air compressor also mean a higher % of condensation?

Question

I have an air compressor hooked up to a ventilator and I'm trying to stop condensation/water from getting into the ventilator. I already have two water traps connected to the ventilator. Any ideas?

Answer 1

yes, a higher psi means a lower amount of water can be held by the air when it cools to room temp.
If you add a chemical drying stage or cooling stage (to condense out the water vapor) before compression, then there will be less water vapor in the compressed air when it cools, and it would be less likely that the room temperature air reaches the dew point.