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Enviro Technical Systems operate an ISO 9001 quality management system

CSWIP - Certification Scheme for Personnel.  A mark of competence for a wide range of people engaged in welding and/or inspection related jobs in building, operating, inspecting and repairing high integrity welded plant.
lloyd's Register
All welding technicians are certified according to the Scheme for Welding and Inspection Personnel (CSWIP) or Lloyd's Register

British Geomembrane Association member (BGA)
Member of the British Geomembrane Association (BGA)

Enviro Technical Systems
Royds Enterprise Park
Future Fields
Bradford
BD6 3EW
United Kingdom

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Landfill / Basal Lining

The essential component for environmental protection in Landfills, is the main geomembrane liner. A correctly specified and installed liner can hold and divert leachate contaminants, organic landfill pollutants and prevent their entry into the groundwater over a long period of time.

Slope stability and waste stability are important considerations within the basal lining to any landfill cell. The smooth HDPE linings are well suited to the relatively flat conditions of the base but where steeper side slopes (batters) are required, it is often desirable to choose a liner with a textured surface which can help to resist any sliding movements between the liner surface and the waste body itself.

The essential elements for the basal liner system are made up of the leachate collection system within the protection layer, the main liner system which is usually a minimum of 2.0mm HDPE, the leachate detection / collection zone if applied and then a basal composite layer using a Geosynthetic Clay Liner (GCL) and/or a compacted low permeability soil.

The overall cost of any liner system is often only a fraction of the total project and yet it frequently is the most critical element for the protection of the environment.

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