GeoTech Lining

GeoTech Lining Supplies products and
installation services of products like Geomembrane, Geo Textile, HDPE
Geomembrane, LLDPE Geomembrane, PVC Geomembrane, Geo-Textile, Geo-composite
Membrane, Polypropylene Membrane, Bitumen Membrane, PVC Water Stopper etc
are widely used as liners for potable water, As liners for reserve water (e.g.,
safe shutdown of nuclear facilities), As liners for waste liquids (e.g., sewage
sludge), Liners for radioactive or hazardous waste liquid, As liners for
secondary containment of underground storage tanks, As liners for solar ponds, As
liners for brine solutions, As liners for the agriculture industry, As liners
for the agriculture industry, such as fish/shrimp pond, As liners for golf
course water holes and sand bunkers, As liners for all types of decorative and
architectural ponds, As liners for water conveyance canals, As liners for
various waste conveyance canals, As liners for primary, secondary, and/or
tertiary solid-waste landfills and waste piles, As liners for heap leach pads, As
covers (caps) for solid-waste landfills, As covers for aerobic and anaerobic
manure digesters in the agriculture industry, As covers for power plant coal
ash, As liners for vertical walls: single or double with leak detection, As
cutoffs within zoned earth dams for seepage control, GeoTech Lining’s geomembrane
have been used in the following environmental, geotechnical, hydraulic,
transportation, and private development applications, As linings for emergency
spillways, As waterproofing liners within tunnels and pipelines, As waterproof
facing of earth and rock fill dams, As waterproof facing for roller compacted
concrete dams, As waterproof facing for masonry and concrete dams, Within
cofferdams for seepage control, As floating reservoirs for seepage control, As
floating reservoir covers for preventing pollution, To contain and transport
liquids in trucks, To contain and transport portable water and other liquids in
the ocean, As a barrier to odors from landfills, As a barrier to vapors (radon,
hydrocarbons, etc.) beneath buildings, To control expansive soils, To control
frost-susceptible soils, To shield sinkhole-susceptible areas from flowing
water, To prevent infiltration of water in sensitive areas, To form barrier
tubes as dams, To face structural supports as temporary cofferdams, To conduct
water flow into preferred paths, Beneath highways to prevent pollution from
deicing salts, Beneath and adjacent to highways to capture hazardous liquid
spills, As containment structures for temporary surcharges, To aid in
establishing uniformity of subsurface compressible and subsidence, Beneath
asphalt overlays as a waterproofing layer, To contain seepage losses in
existing above-ground tanks, As flexible forms where loss of material cannot be
allowed.