There are specific regulations around the use of canal liners, which vary depending on the country, region, and intended use of the canal. These regulations are often focused on environmental impact, safety, and material standards. For instance, materials used in canal liners must meet certain environmental guidelines to ensure they do not release harmful substances into the water or surrounding soil.
In some regions, regulations may require liners to be designed to minimize water loss and promote efficient water use, especially in areas facing water scarcity. There may also be requirements regarding the installation process, including proper sealing, edge protection, and maintenance to ensure the liner’s longevity and performance. Compliance with local regulations is important in order to avoid legal issues and ensure the protection of ecosystems and water resources.
