Geomembrane Polyethylene HDPE
Geomembrane Polyethylene HDPE – is a type of synthetic membrane liner or barrier used extensively in a variety of applications, particularly in environmental and geotechnical projects. Here’s a breakdown of what it is and its key features:
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What is HDPE Geomembrane?
- Material: HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) is a thermoplastic polymer made from petroleum. It is known for its high strength-to-density ratio.
- Form: As a geomembrane, HDPE is typically produced in large, flexible sheets that can be spread over surfaces to act as a barrier.
Common Applications
- Landfill Liners: Used to prevent leachate (contaminated liquid) from seeping into the ground.
- Water Containment: For lining ponds, reservoirs, and canals.
- Mining Operations: In heap leach pads and tailings dams to prevent contamination.
- Agriculture: Used in irrigation ponds and water reservoirs.
- Aquaculture: For lining fish and shrimp ponds.
- Wastewater Treatment: To contain hazardous waste.

# Types of Geomembranes #
- High-Density Polyethylene
Known for its strength and chemical resistance. - Low-Density Polyethylene
More flexible than HDPE, suitable for applications requiring conformability. - Polyvinyl Chloride
Flexible and cost-effective, commonly used in water and waste containment. - Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer
Highly flexible and durable, often used in applications with exposure to the elements.
Geomembrane memiliki beberapa fitur unggulan seperti:
- Anti korosi
- Tahan panas hingga 97°C
- Tahan UV
- Dapat bertahan hingga 15 tahun
- Dapat meningkatkan produksi dan efisiensi sehingga lebih hemat
