Dehydration of compressed air pipelines
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In addition to using adsorption dryers and refrigeration dryers to remove water, are there any more convenient methods or simple modifications that can be made to remove 60%-80% of the moisture content in pipes?
Add a buffer tank, and after that add a steam-water separation device. You can check the mechanical design manual for the specific specifications; it seems to be in the first volume.
Generally, freeze-dryers and adsorption dryers are used for post-treatment followed by a buffer tank; air filters are also installed on the pipelines ahead of the points where compressed air is used, and they serve to remove water as well.
Draining water from beneath the buffer tank can indeed remove a considerable amount of water
There is also no buffer tank; how should a steam trap be installed on the pipeline?