The requirements for geomembranes used in wastewater treatment plants include resistance to chemicals, durability, flexibility, and impermeability to prevent leakage of pollutants into the environment. They should also have high tensile strength to withstand stress and puncture resistance to prevent damage during installation and operation. Additionally, geomembranes should be UV resistant to prevent degradation from sunlight exposure and have low permeability to ensure effective containment of wastewater.
The requirements for geomembranes used in wastewater treatment plants include being chemically resistant to various contaminants and corrosive substances found in wastewater, having high tensile strength and puncture resistance to withstand potential stress and impacts, demonstrating durability and long-term performance in harsh environmental conditions, and being impermeable to prevent leakage and seepage of wastewater. Additionally, the geomembrane should be compatible with the installation methods and equipment used in wastewater treatment plants and meet regulatory standards for water quality and environmental protection.
