UV-Resistant Geotextile Waterproof Membrane for Tunnels and Underground Structures
Geotextile Waterproof Membrane Description
- Geotextile waterproof membranes are typically made from synthetic polymers, such as polypropylene, polyester, or polyethylene.
- The choice of material is based on the specific performance requirements, environmental conditions, and compatibility with other construction materials.
| Parameter | Description |
| Material | Geotextile waterproof membrane |
| Impermeability | Waterproof |
| Strength | High |
| Durability | High |
| Chemical Resistance | Varies (depending on materials used) |
| Flexibility | Flexible |
| UV Resistance | Varies (some membranes are UV-resistant) |
| Soil Compatibility | Compatible with various soil types |
| Applications | Landfill liners, retaining wall waterproofing, pond and reservoir liners, tunnels and underground structures, roofing applications, canal and waterway linings |
| Manufacturer's Guidelines | Follow the manufacturer's instructions for specific applications, recommended installation techniques, and care instructions |
Geotextile Waterproof Membrane Application
- Geotextile waterproof membranes are commonly used in the following applications:
- Foundation and basement waterproofing
- Roofing systems (e.g., under roof tiles or as a vapor barrier)
- Below-grade and underground structures (e.g., retaining walls, tunnels)
- Pond and canal liners
- Green roof systems
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