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serial number item indicator common environmental protection 1 thickness mm 0.2 to 4 2 width m 2.5 to 8 3 tensile strength (vertically and horizontally) MPa≥17 ≥25 4 breaking elongation rate (vertically and horizontally) % ≥450 ≥550 5 angle tear strength N/mm ≥80 ≥110 6 carbon black content % 2.0 to 3.0 2.0 to 3.0 7 resistance to environment stress cracking F20   ≥1500 8 low-temperature impact in -70℃ approved 9 oxidative inductive time in 200℃   ≥20
When selecting a geomembrane for a specific application, there are several factors that need to be considered. These include the required strength and durability of the geomembrane, its compatibility with the intended environment and chemicals, the desired permeability or impermeability, the installation method and ease of installation, as well as the overall cost and availability of the geomembrane. Additionally, factors such as the expected lifespan, maintenance requirements, and environmental sustainability should also be taken into account.
Geomembranes contribute to erosion control in railway and train track construction by providing a strong barrier against water and soil movement. They are used as liners on slopes, embankments, and subgrades to prevent erosion caused by heavy rainfall, runoff, and seepage. Additionally, geomembranes help to stabilize the soil, reduce sedimentation, and protect the underlying infrastructure from damage, ensuring the long-term stability and durability of railway and train tracks.
Yes, geomembranes can be used in stormwater treatment and filtration systems. They are often used as liners or barriers to prevent the contamination of soil and groundwater, and can effectively separate and control the flow of stormwater, allowing for proper treatment and filtration processes to take place.
Geomembranes prevent wastewater seepage in lagoons by creating a barrier between the wastewater and the surrounding environment. These impermeable synthetic liners are made of materials like high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which are resistant to chemical degradation and have low permeability. When installed properly, geomembranes effectively prevent the seepage of wastewater into the ground or nearby water bodies, ensuring that the lagoon remains contained and environmentally safe.
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It is recommended to wipe with cleaning solution first, and find the interface, then tear it down. If it is hard to deal with, you can get a professional to help you,
Geomembrane is how the construction
Geomembrane construction methods are as follows: 1, in the determination of the scope of laying. Laying the composite geomembrane according to the requirements before the laying of sand cushion on the roadbed, laying width according to the design requirements set; 2, laying when not allowed to fold, try to tighten. 3, laying composite geomembrane, the sand cushion layer surface is smooth, no hard protrusion, paved and filled with sand in time to avoid the sun for a long time before the direct 5, composite geomembrane spread, the timely filling of the filler, to be covered with light after the use of light compaction mechanical compaction, only when the composite geomembrane laying, horizontal lap and longitudinal lap length to meet the design requirements; 6, composite geomembrane according to the design requirements can be divided into longitudinal and transverse force in two forms, the laying of composite geomembrane before the understanding of the design of the composite geomembrane Intent, in strict accordance with the design requirements laying.
Yes, geomembranes can be used for waterproofing. They are impermeable membranes made from synthetic materials that are designed to prevent the passage of water. Geomembranes are commonly used in various applications such as lining ponds, landfills, and tanks to effectively waterproof and control water flow.