Yes, there are regulations and standards in place for wastewater containment systems. These regulations vary by country and jurisdiction but generally aim to ensure proper design, construction, operation, and maintenance of wastewater containment systems. They often include guidelines for liner materials, installation techniques, leak detection, and monitoring.
Regulatory bodies may also establish discharge limits for treated wastewater to protect water quality. Additionally, standards such as the ASTM International and International Organization for Standardization (ISO) provide guidelines and specifications for the materials and performance of wastewater containment liners. Adhering to these regulations and standards is crucial to promote environmental protection, public health, and the effective management of wastewater.
