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FAQ

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1. Flatness: ± 2cm / m2, smooth and straight; 2. Compactness: 95%, it is only after rolling that the geomembrane can be paved; 3. Longitudinal and transverse slope: more than 2%, the contour boundary and structure of landfill bottom must be conducive to percolation.

Yes, geomembranes can be used in rooftop gardens and green roofs. They are commonly used as a waterproofing layer to prevent water leakage and protect the underlying structures. Geomembranes also help retain moisture, control drainage, and protect plants from root penetration.

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Seen from the naked eye, particulate is because the feed back material is added too much. Secondly, take samples of the material on site and sent to relevant national authorities to be tested, while adding too much back material will cause the HDPE membrane not reaching American standard index, indicating that the material is not very good, but one thing you can see, as well as some granular things, sand holes on the membrane, which is difficult to distinguish

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Water proof geotextiles can protect the embankment and dam from the impact from the water outsides. Seepage control means prevecting the water insides from getting out. For example, impervious barriers should be laid in landfills to prevent the diffusion of sewage and noxious substance.

Geomembranes are inspected for damage or leaks through various methods such as visual inspections, electronic leak detection techniques, and conducting pressure tests. Visual inspections involve physically examining the geomembrane surface for any visible signs of damage or punctures. Electronic leak detection techniques utilize specialized equipment to detect leaks by creating an electric field or transmitting electrical signals through the geomembrane and identifying any disruptions in the flow. Pressure tests involve applying pressure to the geomembrane system and monitoring for any pressure drops that could indicate leaks. These inspection methods help ensure the integrity and functionality of geomembranes.

Geomembranes play a critical role in landfill construction as they act as a barrier to prevent the leakage of hazardous substances and contaminants into the surrounding soil and groundwater. They are used as liners or covers on the base and slopes of landfills, effectively containing and isolating waste materials. Additionally, geomembranes help to control gas emissions, minimize odors, and provide stability to the landfill structure.

Yes, geomembranes can be used in canal lining applications. Geomembranes are impermeable liners that can effectively prevent seepage and leakage in canals, ensuring efficient water conveyance and storage. They are durable, flexible, and resistant to chemicals and UV exposure, making them a suitable option for canal lining to enhance water management and conservation.

Geomembranes perform well in high temperature liquid containment applications. They are designed to withstand high temperatures and are often made from materials like polyethylene or polypropylene, which have excellent thermal stability. These materials have a high melting point and can withstand temperatures up to 200 degrees Celsius or higher, depending on the specific type of geomembrane. Additionally, geomembranes are also resistant to chemical degradation, making them suitable for containing a wide range of liquids at high temperatures.