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Fabrication and Installation of Liners

It's easiest to install a floating cover along with the liner before water is pumped in for storage

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Comparing Geomembranes

As a class, geomembranes work well as floating covers for lagoons and covers because of their durability, flexibility, stretch resistance, UV resistance, and chemical compatibility.

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Building the Ideal Floating Cover: Prioritize Your Needs

Some types of wastewater, like acidic mining and infectious medical waste, are particularly challenging to contain, and covers are no different.

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Ballast Balls and Plates for Wastewater Containment

Floating ballast balls or plates are a new entry into the floating cover market.

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The Nitty Gritty of Floating Covers

Floating covers are flexible, adaptable, and function remarkably well to improve efficiency in wastewater processing.

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What Are the Unique Benefits of Floating Covers?

Floating covers are used to secure wastewater held in tanks, lagoons, and similar impoundments.

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What Kind of Wastewater Needs to be Covered?

Any wastewater that suffers from the afflictions above can profit from covers

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Why Cover Wastewater and Sewage?: Part 2

Organic wastewater contains large amounts of nutrients, which promote plant growth.

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Why Cover Wastewater and Sewage?: Part 1

At first, it may seem odd to put a lid on a pond, but in reality, storage tanks, cisterns, and other facilities usually appear with covers in place.

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Wastewater Management and Containment

Since wastewater storage facilities often serve for extended periods, engineers must consider long-term risks.

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Agricultural Wastewater

Agricultural wastewater is water produced from farming activities, including fertilizer, pesticides, animal slurry, crop residues, or irrigation water.

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What is Wastewater?

Wastewater is an inclusive term referring to water made unsuitable for repeated use either due to the service itself or outside contamination.

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Liners and Toxic Waste

There are various kinds of liners that can be found within a sanitary landfill

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Toxic Waste Management

Since toxic waste can be so harmful, great care must be taken while collecting, transporting, and storing hazardous materials. 

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What’s Toxic Waste?

Toxic or hazardous waste is any kind of waste that can be dangerous or cause harm to humans or the environment. 

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Best Liners for a Sanitary Landfill

The various levels and layers of a sanitary landfill require different forms of liners and sealant. 

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A Waterproof Liner? For Solid Waste?

When we think about solid waste, we don’t really think about water being a consideration

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A Sane and Sanitary Landfill

In 1965, the U.S. government passed the Solid Waste Disposal Act

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What’s in Solid Waste?

Solid waste consists of everything we throw away. 

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Solid Waste: Garbage, Then and Now

Humans have been grappling with our garbage for a very long time. 

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Risks of Tailings Loss and Environmental Exposure

Since the beginning of the modern mining industry, there have been hundreds of tailings collapses, slides, and floods.

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Can Tailings Ever Be Reused?

Mining is full of materials that are not the ore or mineral being targeted for excavation.

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Lining Recommendations for Tailing Storage

With so many challenges to storing and containing tailings in the long run

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Wet vs Dry Storage for Mine Tailings

Mine tailings may be produced in the thousands of tons per mine, but they are not all uniform in their characteristics.

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Primary and Secondary Containment for Tailings

Tailings are a potentially hazardous material, depending on the exact content of the material

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