Geomembranes

Geomembrane is a polymer material that functions as an impermeable barrier to control fluid transitions in a project. Geomembranes are used in environmental, hydraulic, transportation, oil and gas applications as well as in the waste industry. Geomembrane is a type of polymer material used in geotechnical engineering applications. It is used in areas where water must form an impermeable barrier. Geomembranes are produced from polyethylene, polypropylene, PVC or EPDM materials with high strength and waterproof durability. The main features of geomembranes are:

1. Impermeability: Geomembranes are designed to create an impermeable barrier to water. This prevents water from seeping underground and controls the passage of water underground.

2.Chemical Resistance: Geomembranes must be resistant to chemicals, so they can be used safely in areas such as landfills, waste storage areas and industrial uses.