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The Application of Composite Geomembrane in Channel Anti-seepage Engineering: In recent years,
the extensive application and remarkable achievements of geosynthetic materials in civil engineering, es-
pecially in flood control and emergency rescue projects, have drawn significant attention from engineering
and technical personnel. The state has put forward normative technical requirements for the application
technology of geosynthetic materials from aspects such as anti-seepage, reverse filtration, drainage, rein-
forcement and protection, which has greatly accelerated the pace of promotion and application of new
materials. This material has been widely applied in the anti-seepage projects of irrigation district channels.
Based on construction practice, this paper briefly discusses the application technology of composite geo-
membrane.
1. Performance of composite geomembrane
Composite geomembrane (composite anti-seepage membrane) is divided into one fabric and one
membrane and two fabrics and one membrane. It has a width of 4-6m and a weight of 200-1500g per square
meter. It has high physical and mechanical performance indicators such as tensile strength, tear resistance
and puncture resistance. The product features high strength, good elongation performance, large deformation
modulus, acid and alkali resistance, corrosion resistance, aging resistance and good anti-seepage performance.
It can meet the needs of civil engineering such as anti-seepage, isolation, reinforcement, and crack prevention
and reinforcement in water conservancy, municipal, construction, transportation, subway, tunnel, and engine-
ering construction. Because it is made of high molecular materials and anti-aging agents are added in the
production process, it can be used in unconventional temperature environments. It is often used for anti-seepage
treatment of DAMS and drainage channels, as well as anti-pollution treatment of waste sites.
2. Construction of composite geomembrane
Composite geomembrane is formed by attaching geotextile to one or both sides of the film. Its forms
include one fabric and one film, two fabrics and one film, two films and one fabric, etc. Geotextile, as the
protective layer of geomembrane, protects the anti-seepage layer from damage. To reduce ultraviolet rad-
iation and enhance anti-aging performance, it is best to lay it by the burial method.
During construction, the base surface should first be leveled with fine-grained sand or clay, and then the
geomembrane should be laid. Do not stretch the geomembrane too tightly. The parts buried in the soil at both
ends should be in a wavy shape. Finally, cover the laid geomembrane with a transition layer of about 10cm of
fine sand or clay. Build a 20-30cm layer of block stones (or concrete precast blocks) as a protective layer against
erosion. During construction, efforts should be made to avoid direct impact of stones on the geomembrane.
It is best to carry out the construction of the protective layer while laying the membrane. The connection between
the composite geomembrane and the surrounding structures should be anchored with expansion bolts and steel
plate pressure strips. The connection parts should be coated with emulsified asphalt (2mm thick) for bonding to
prevent leakage at this location. The seam treatment of composite geomembrane is a key process, which directly
affects the anti-seepage effect. The common joint methods include: ① Lap joint: The lap width should be greater
than 15cm; ② Hot welding: It is suitable for slightly thicker geomembrane base materials, and the lap width of
the weld seam should not be less than 5CM.(Adhesive bonding is not recommended. It is prone to delamination
after long-term water immersion and has poor anti-seepage effect.)
Years of practical experience have shown that the thickness of geomembrane should not be less than 0.25mm.
If it is too thin, air holes may occur and it is prone to damage during construction, thereby reducing the anti-seepage
effect. During the construction of geomembrane, special attention should be paid to ensuring that the laying is not
too tight, no wrinkles are allowed, and the splicing is firm. Construction must be carried out strictly in accordance
with technical specifications, and the five quality control points of preparation, laying, splicing, inspection and back-
filling must be well controlled. Due to the excellent anti-seepage effect of the composite geomembrane, it is widely
used in the water-saving renovation and follow-up supporting projects of the Baojixia Irrigation District at present,
and has received widespread praise from the design and construction units.

