INDUSTRIAL & CHEMICALS

Industrial plants and sites that store, use or process chemicals require different and more customized solutions.

Usually, there is a concrete structure that must be lined to contain fuel or harsh chemicals. It has been proven time and time again that a liner will function better than a coating as it will not crack with the concrete structure because of expansion and contraction. Containing those chemicals and corrosive liquids is what we do best. We understand the safety requirements, that’s what our 60 years of experience affords us. Our procedures combined with your site-specific training ensure we are operating safely.

• Process Plants 

• Secondary Containment
• Equalization Ponds

Geomembrane liners are critical for containment and protection in process plants. These high-performance materials offer a reliable solution for protecting the environment, ensuring compliance with regulations, and maintaining the integrity of plant operations.

Key benefits of geomembrane in process plants: 

• Leak Prevention: Secure containment of hazardous materials.
• Durability: Resistant to chemicals, UV exposure, and extreme temperatures.
• Cost-Effectiveness: Long-term savings on maintenance and repair costs.
• Sustainability: Reduces environmental impact by preventing leaks into surrounding ecosystems.

We specialize in the installation of secondary containment geomembrane liners that provide a critical layer of protection for energy and industrial facilities.

Whether you're storing fuel, chemicals, or other hazardous materials, our containment solutions are built to prevent leaks and spills from reaching the environment. 

Our secondary containment liner systems are ideal for:

• Transformer yards and substations

• Fuel storage facilities

• Tank farms

• Chemical storage tanks

An equalization pond is a specially designed basin used to temporarily store wastewater or effluent from a process plant. It acts as a buffer to help manage fluctuations in wastewater flow and quality before it undergoes treatment. By providing a consistent flow to the treatment plant, it allows for more stable and efficient treatment processes.

• Function: Equalization ponds smooth out variations in wastewater flow and composition, allowing treatment facilities to manage peak flows without overloading equipment.

• Size and Design: These ponds are typically designed based on the volume of wastewater generated, and the design can vary depending on factors like the type of plant, the volume of effluent, and the treatment process.