TABLE 2
Impermeable Reservoir Linings
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Method
Applicability and Procedures
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* Buried Plastic * Impervious liner formed of black colored polyvinyl
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* Liner
* chloride plastic film. Where foundation is rough or
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* rocky, place a layer 2 to 4 inches thick of fine-grained *
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* soil beneath liner. Seal liner sections by
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* bonding with manufacturer's recommended solvent with
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* 6-inch overlap at joints. Protect liner by 6-inch
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* min. cover of fine grained soil. On slopes add a
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* 6-inch layer of gravel and cobbles 3/4 to 3-inch
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* size. Anchor liner in a trench at top of slope.
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* Avoid direct contact with sunlight during construction
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* before covering with fill and in completed
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*
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* installation. Usual thickness range of 20 to 45
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* mils (.020" to 045"). Items to be specified
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*
* include Tensile Strength (ASTM D412), Elongation at
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* Break (ASTM D412), Water Absorption (ASTM D471),
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* (ASTM D746), Ozone Resistance (ASTM D1149), Heat
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* Aging Tensile Strength and Elongation at Break
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* (ASTM D412), Strength - Tear and Grab (ASTM D751).
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* Buried Synthetic* Impervious liner formed by synthetic rubber, most
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* Rubber Liner
* often polyester reinforced. Preparation, sealing,
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* protection, anchoring, sunlight, thickness, and ASTM
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* standards are same as Buried Plastic Liner.
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* Bentonite Seal * Bentonite placed under water to seal leaks after
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* reservoir filling. For placing under water,
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* bentonite may be poured as a powder or mixed as a
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* slurry and placed into the reservoir utilizing
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* methods recommended by the manufacturer. Use at
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* least 0.8 pounds of bentonite for each square foot
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* of area, with greater concentration at location of
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* suspected leaks. For sealing silty or sandy soils,
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* bentonite should have no more than 10 percent larger
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* than 0.05 mm; for gravelly and rocky materials,
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* bentonite can have as much as 40 percent larger than
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* 0.05 mm. For sealing channels with flowing water or
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* large leaks, use mixture of 1/3 each of sodium
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* bentonite, calcium bentonite, and sawdust.
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