Geomembranes are manufactured through a process called extrusion, which involves melting and shaping high-density polyethylene (HDPE) into thin sheets. These sheets are then cooled, rolled, and cut into the desired dimensions. Additional layers or coatings may be added to enhance the geomembrane's strength, flexibility, or resistance to chemicals.
Geomembranes are manufactured through a process called extrusion, where polymers such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE) are melted and then forced through a die to form a continuous sheet. This sheet is then cooled, stretched, and rolled to achieve the desired thickness and width. The manufacturing process also involves adding various additives, such as antioxidants and stabilizers, to enhance the geomembrane's performance and durability.
Geomembranes are manufactured through a process known as extrusion. This involves melting the raw materials, typically polymers like HDPE or PVC, and then forcing them through a die to form a continuous sheet. The sheet is then cooled and either rolled or cut into the desired size and thickness. Various additives can be incorporated during the manufacturing process to enhance the geomembrane's performance and durability.
