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FAQ

Yes, geomembranes can be used in floating fountains and decorative water features. Geomembranes are impermeable barriers that are commonly used in various water containment applications, including lining ponds, lakes, and reservoirs. They can effectively prevent water leakage, maintain water levels, and provide stability for floating fountains and decorative water features.

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Its anti-seepage effect is not as good as composite geomembrane and the cost of it is much higher than the composite geo-membrane. There are woven geotextile and composite woven geomembrane. Woven geotextile is not seepage-proof. Currently the seepage-proof geomembrane for planting lotus is generally blow molding geomembrane or composite geo-membrane.Composite woven geomembrane is seepage-proof. There isn't a product named wowen geomembrane.

Yes, geomembranes are effective in preventing soil contamination. They act as a barrier between the soil and potential contaminants, such as chemicals or pollutants, thereby preventing them from infiltrating and contaminating the soil. Geomembranes are impermeable and provide a reliable solution for various applications like landfills, mining sites, and agricultural fields, where they effectively protect the soil and surrounding environment from contamination.

Yes, geomembranes can be used in rooftop gardens. They are commonly used as a protective barrier between the rooftop and the garden soil, preventing water leakage and root penetration. Additionally, geomembranes can help retain moisture in the soil and provide a stable foundation for plants, making them a suitable choice for rooftop gardening.

Geomembranes are commonly used in various applications such as landfill liners, pond liners, mining containment, water storage and irrigation, wastewater treatment, and oil and gas containment.

Geomembranes handle high water pressure by their inherent strength and impermeability. They are typically made from materials like high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which have excellent tensile strength and resistance to water penetration. When subjected to high water pressure, geomembranes distribute the force evenly across their surface, preventing localized points of stress. The impermeable nature of geomembranes ensures that water cannot pass through, thus maintaining the desired containment or separation. In addition to their material properties, geomembranes can be reinforced with geotextiles or other support layers to enhance their ability to withstand high water pressure. These reinforcement techniques further distribute the pressure and help prevent deformation or rupture of the geomembrane. Overall, geomembranes are designed and engineered to effectively handle high water pressure, making them suitable for various applications such as landfills, reservoirs, dams, and containment ponds.

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The open cut method refers to a construction method that first the rocks (soil) of the part of the tunnel are all removed, the barrel and tunnel portal is built and then the tunnel is backfilled. The advantage of this method is that it is simple, rapid, economic and safe. It is chosen as the first excavation technology in the early stage of urban underground tunnel project.The disadvantage is that it may have larger impact on the surrounding environment.

Yes, geomembranes are suitable for use in hazardous waste containment. They are impermeable and provide an effective barrier to prevent the migration of contaminants from the waste into the surrounding environment. Geomembranes are also resistant to chemical degradation, making them highly suitable for containment of hazardous materials.