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Historically, water has been one of the most serious problems encountered in underground works and it requires extremely expensive repair and renovation works. The essential characteristics of a waterproofing liner for tunnel works are a high physical-chemical performance with minimum maintenance during its lifespan. This means optimisation of results from every perspective: mechanical resistance, resistance to ageing, flexibility, ease of installation and – last but not least – environmental protection. The main characteristics of liners for tunnel works are: |
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Another basic aspect is ease of application, where
the sealing of the waterproofing membrane should allow for the execution
of complex details and particulars, especially in difficult situations
on site.
This is essential for the successful result of the overall system. The following characteristics should be considered:
Selecting the correct waterproofing membrane with the required mechanical characteristics is essential to the success and durability of the project. The membrane must be able to adapt to the extreme conditions that may be encountered in this type of project. All synthetic liners for tunnel works (PVC or TPO) are formulated and manufactured to meet these specific requirements. They can be selected according to their mechanical and performance characteristics, as regards: ultimate elongation, tensile strength, resistance to static and dynamic puncturing, chemical and biological resistance, fire resistance, compatibility with drinking water. The synthetic liners can be used in all type of tunnelling works:
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