Secondary Containment Areas

Geomembranes are commonly utilized for the construction of secondary containment areas for hazardous liquids, which are designed to prevent soil contamination in the event of a primary tank leakage. The design of such areas has become a very common practice due to the environmental protection emphasis of today’s requirements.

The utililization of geomembranes for secondary containment areas provides an economical and long lasting solution for these kinds of projects, and adapts well to the containment requirements of a broad range of chemical substances, due to the exceptional resistance of geomembranes to degradation due to chemical reactions and ultraviolet.