Geosynthetic liners play a crucial role in groundwater recharge in water storage facilities by preventing the loss of water through seepage. These impermeable liners act as a barrier, preventing water from penetrating the soil and instead directing it towards the underlying aquifer. This allows for the efficient collection and storage of water, ensuring that valuable water resources are replenished and available for future use.
Geosynthetic liners act as a barrier between the stored water and the underlying soil, preventing any seepage or leakage. By maintaining the integrity of the water storage facility, these liners ensure that water is not lost through infiltration into the ground. As a result, more water is retained within the storage facility, allowing for increased groundwater recharge as the stored water gradually percolates down into the underlying aquifers, replenishing the groundwater supply.
Geosynthetic liners help to prevent water from leaking out of water storage facilities, ensuring that more water is retained. This retained water can then slowly seep into the ground, replenishing groundwater sources and contributing to groundwater recharge.
