Our
mission is to provide the most effective lining alternatives at the lowest operating cost
to you. Our vision is in the long term of your liner. You will save with our systems. Your
phone calls will be for more orders, not to address problems.
Typically, we recommend potable grade reinforced
polypropylene liners for this application. Our polypropylene liners consist of
"clean" polymers that impart nothing into the water. They are engineered to be
used in potable applications and endure weather with product warranties up to 20 years.
Our potable grade liners are certified to meet National Sanitation Foundation Standard 61
compliance requirements for potable applications.
We can also provide Hypalon®, HDPE, EPDM and PVC liners.
When evaluating liners for this application, it is
important to investigate the following aspects:
- Is there sufficient puncture and abrasion
resistance for a long service life in such an environment?
- Reparability. Can effective long-term
repairs be made inexpensively and without the need to mobilize personnel with special
equipment?
- How viable are the field joints? Lining
systems almost always require field seaming. If the seaming can only be done using a tape,
this will not be a viable bond over time. It is important to choose a material that can be
seamed or repaired using heat and/or chemicals giving bonds at least 75% as strong as the
liner material itself.
- Is the material suitable for food grade
applications? Does it have resistance to cleaning agents?
- Is the material resistant to microbial
attack from both soil and water borne sources?
- Is the material suitable for soil burial
and/or direct contact with sunlight?
- Is the material suitable for foot
traffic? Is it slippery before its even wet?
- Are long term warranties available?
We can assist you in specifying a lining material
and answer all of these questions for you.
We would be happy to address any inquiries that you
have about lining systems. Layfield Environmental Systems also fabricates and installs storage tanks
and elevated wall reservoir systems.
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