Black Polyethylene Compound for Geo-Membrane Sheet
DenaComp
Geomembrane, geosynthetic material, is a gas, fluid and humidity barrier. Geomembrane sheets can be installed side by side and connected to each other with thermal welding. Though not 100% impermeable, geomembrane sheets are considered impermeable compared to geo-textiles, soils, and even clay.
Geomembrane sheets are either based on Polyethylene (LLDPE, HDPE, and VLDPE) or PVC. Among these HDPE is the most common due to its desirable properties, such as ample supply, high resistance against UV light, chemicals, cracks in tough environments (ESCR), high flexibility, good welding ability, and ultimately, low costs.
Padena Polymer produces HDPE Geomembrane compounds according to USA’s Geosynthetic Research Institute (GRI) GM-13 Standard.
Advantages
– Reduce the cost of running the geomembrane pool compared with concrete or stone and cement pools
– The running time for geomembrane pools is much less than concrete pools
– Insulation of geomembrane sheets is much higher compared to other conventional coatings
– High resistance to environmental factors (such as sunlight, UV, low temperatures and etc.)
– Resistant to chemical substances
– Resistant to environmental and biological agents
– High resistance to landslides or earthquakes
– High flexibility
– Resistant algae growth
– Resistant to algae growth
Applications
– Insulating Agricultural ponds and other water sources pool
– Insulating manmade lakes, ponds
– Insulating fish farms
– Insulating walls and roofs of tunnels
– Insulating water or waste channels
– Insulating medical waste disposal sites
– Insulating leaching ponds (such as copper and stone mines)
– Insulating swimming pools