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FAQ

Geomembranes contribute to soil erosion control by acting as a barrier between the soil and water. They prevent water from infiltrating into the soil, reducing the potential for erosion caused by rainfall or surface runoff. Additionally, geomembranes can be used in slope stabilization and channel lining to prevent soil movement and erosion.

Geomembranes play a crucial role in landfill construction by serving as a barrier that prevents the contamination of soil and groundwater. They act as a lining system, effectively containing the waste within the landfill and preventing its migration into the surrounding environment. Additionally, geomembranes help to control leachate, which is formed as a result of rainfall or decomposition of waste, by facilitating its collection and proper disposal. Overall, geomembranes ensure the long-term integrity and environmental safety of landfills.

Yes, geomembranes can be used in gas containment systems. They are impermeable synthetic liners that can effectively prevent the migration of gases, such as methane or other volatile organic compounds, into the surrounding environment. Geomembranes are commonly used in the construction of landfills, anaerobic digesters, and other gas containment systems to ensure the safety and containment of gases.

Geomembranes help with water conservation by acting as a barrier to prevent the seepage of water. They are used in various applications such as lining reservoirs, ponds, and irrigation canals, effectively reducing water loss due to leakage or evaporation. Additionally, geomembranes can also be used to create impermeable caps for landfills, preventing the contamination of groundwater resources.

Yes, geomembranes can be used for landfill capping. They are often used as a barrier to prevent the escape of contaminants from the landfill into the surrounding environment. Geomembranes provide an impermeable layer that helps to contain the waste and protect the underlying soil and groundwater.

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1, first flatten and tamp original drawing 2, dig 400mm × 600mm ditch at the bottom 3, brush slope - engineering or mechanical side slope brush design 4, pave 50mm-long and 0.8 thick washed-out sand 5, pave geomembrane 6, apply 30mm cement mortar on geomembrane door 7, assembling?reinforcement on cement mortar surface layer 8, asphalt crack pouring

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(there is no manufacturer can produce 12m wide geomembrane at present) if it is SN/PVC-1, using 400g/ ㎡ polyester staple fiber geotextile and 0.35,another possibility is that your product model is wrong At the same time, according to national standard GB/T17642-2008. Combine 35mm thick PVC geomembrane together, using 400g/㎡ polyester staple fiber geotextile and 0. If this is geotechnical material used for seepage-proofing in the projects,

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It depends. Healthy application method of the preservative film. Warm reminder: Most of the cooked food in the supermarket is wrapped with a layer of preservative film, and many consumers think it is a protective film and directly put the food in the refrigerator when going back home. In fact, its preservative film should be torn off before storing. When consumers go back home, they should tear off the preservative film, wrap the food with freshness protection package and then put the food into the refrigerator; they can also store food in the covered ceramic containers; if the container have no cover, when cover it with preservative film, try not to put into too much food to prevent the food from contacting with the preservative film. Finally, I want to remind you that when the food is hot, do not cover it with plastic wrap, because that will increase the loss of vitamins in food. It is best to wait until the food is cooled completely before using the preservative film.