Separation and Coalescence: As the wastewater flows through the inclined plates, the oil droplets and suspended solids collide, forming larger particles that rise to the surface.
Outlet Section: Clarified water is collected from the lower portion of the TPI and is discharged for further treatment or environmental release.
The single stage TPI is used to remove Oil globule sizes of 50 micron or higher, while the two-stage TPI is used to remove oil globules of 20 microns and above. Krofta TPI can remove up to 99% of free-floating oil from the wastewater. After this process, the wastewater is usually taken for dissolved air flotation (DAF) treatment to remove suspended solids and emulsified oil.
Main Advantages
  • Compact design and very small footprint
  • Can be constructed in a fully metallic structure or in a civil tank with metallic internal parts. There is no bar on the maximum flow a single unit can treat.
  • Zero maintenance machine since there is no power or chemical consumption after installation
  • Highly efficient in removing free floating oil
Popular Applications
  • Oil Refineries
  • Petrochemical Plants
  • Power Plants
  • Automotive Paint Shops

Detail About CPI/TPI