The Future of Soil Stabilization
LLDPE Geomembrane
Features
1. What is LLDPE geomembrane?
LLDPE is made from linear low-density polyethylene resin. Compared to HDPE, its molecular structure is more flexible. If HDPE is like a hard plastic sheet, then LLDPE is more like a thick, tough “rubber sheet.”
2. Core Advantages
Excellent Flexibility: It can closely conform to uneven substrates, making it ideal for construction at corners, pipe openings, and complex shapes.
Superior Tear and Puncture Resistance: LLDPE has better cushioning properties against the pressure of sharp stones or irregular objects and is not easily punctured.
Exceptional Elongation at Break: It has extremely high elongation (typically exceeding 700%-800%). When uneven settlement occurs in soft soil foundations, the membrane will stretch without easily breaking.
Low Temperature Resistance: It remains flexible in cold climates and will not become brittle or crack.
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APPLICATION
Main Application Scenarios
Landfill Closure: Landfill roofs experience significant settlement as waste decomposes; LLDPE’s high elongation ensures the closure membrane remains intact.
Irregular Landscape Lakes/Artificial Lakes: Suitable for complex lakebed shapes, simplifying construction and welding.
Mine Heap Leaching Yard Edges: Used for slopes or joints to address gravity-induced displacement.
Flexible Reservoirs: Ideal for areas with unstable geological conditions.
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