How should the finished product of GCL be protected?As for the protection of the finished product, how to protect the GCL for the protection of the GCL. Taian Hongyuan Geosynthetics Co., ltd., as a manufacturer of GCL, will take you to understand how the finished product of the GCL should be protected!

1. After laying the GCL, it is necessary to lay geomembrane in time to avoid the erosion of wind and rain;

2. After laying the GCL, if the geomembrane cannot be laid in time, it should be covered with colored stripe cloth or film to avoid the erosion of wind and rain;

3. After laying the GCL, avoid rolling and other foreign body damage;

4. After the construction is completed, no foreign matters such as mud, dirt, debris, etc. that may damage the impermeable layer shall be present on the bentonite mat. Storage and transportation a. The GCL rolls should be protected from damage before installation and deployment. GCL rolls should be stacked in a place where there is no water accumulation, and the pile height should not exceed the height of four rolls, and the identification plate of the roll can be seen.

5. The damage of GCL caused by improper storage and operation is not allowed to be used in this project.

6. During the transportation process (including the transportation from the material storage site to the work site, the GCL roll should be protected from damage.

7. Physically damaged GCL rolls need to be repaired. Seriously damaged Bentonite Mattress (GC)L cannot be used. We will remove and replace it from the site.

8. Any GCL materials that come into contact with leaking chemical solvents are not allowed to be used in this project according to the judgment of the supervision engineer.

9. If the bentonite blanket is damaged during the installation process (tearing, puncturing, etc., a "patch" can be cut from a new roll of bentonite blanket to cover the damaged area for repair. The length of the four sides of the patch should be no less than 300mm from the place of damage. Before laying the "patch", some granular bentonite or bentonite slurry should be scattered around the damage. If necessary, use some adhesive to prevent the “patch” from shifting, or place a small piece of bentonite blanket under the damaged area.