Crepe

The crepe is an essential component in water and wastewater filtration systems, designed to distribute and collect water evenly in sand, charcoal, pebble and other filter media.

Made of durable and resistant materials, the crepe ensures the efficiency of the filtration process, preventing the passage of larger particles and promoting an even distribution of the water flow.

How does the crepina work in the filtration system?

The crepina is installed at the bottom of the filters, acting as a means of distributing and collecting the water.
During the filtration process, the water passes through the filter media and reaches the crepina, which collects the filtered water and distributes it evenly throughout the system.
This process ensures that the water passes through the entire filter bed, maximizing the efficiency of particle and impurity removal.

Benefits of crepe in water treatment

Uniform distribution

Promotes uniform distribution of the water flow, increasing the efficiency of the filtration process.

Preventing blockages

It prevents the passage of larger particles that can cause blockages, ensuring continuous and efficient operation.

Durability

Made from corrosion- and wear-resistant materials, providing a long service life.

Improved water quality

It contributes to more efficient filtration, resulting in high-quality water suitable for human consumption and industrial use.

Crepe applications

Drinking water treatment

The crepe is widely used in drinking water treatment systems to ensure the uniform and efficient distribution of water through the filter media. Its ability to prevent clogging and distribute the flow of water significantly improves the quality of water intended for human consumption.

Treatment of industrial effluents

Essential for industrial effluent treatment systems, the crepin helps to guarantee filtration efficiency and the removal of suspended solids before disposal or reuse. It is used in primary and secondary treatment processes to ensure that the treated water meets environmental standards.

Filtration systems in water treatment plants

Used in municipal and industrial water treatment plants, the crepina distributes and collects water evenly, removing impurities and unwanted particles and guaranteeing high-quality water for various applications.

The crepe is an essential component for water and effluent treatment, offering uniform distribution and efficiency in the removal of particles and sediments.