Stormwater management systems often use geomembranes to prevent pollution and control the flow of water. They are commonly used in applications such as stormwater ponds, retention basins, and detention basins to line the bottom and sides, creating impermeable barriers that prevent water from infiltrating the surrounding soil.
Geomembranes help contain stormwater runoff, allowing for its controlled release or treatment, and reducing the risk of flooding, erosion, and contamination of natural water bodies. Geomembranes can also be combined with other geosynthetic materials to enhance stormwater management systems' effectiveness and longevity.
