Enviroseal take the lead in AD design
April 2015
The design team at Enviroseal have been working closely with our client and his engineers this month to develop a geosynthetic system for lining a new anaerobic digestion plant in Andover. The project requires a geosynthetic leakage detection system, secondary containment and below ground insulation. We have also worked with our pipe division to design bespoke fittings for the project. They have designed a similar system to line an anaerobic digestion storage lagoon with a bespoke floating cover for a project in Norfolk.
Onsite work has continued on the major lining job for the new mine in Plymouth with works on the 96,000m² scheme expected to be completed in early July. Amongst other ongoing works in landfill capping liners and Anaerobic Digestion the technicians have also installed a geomembrane on a brown field site to act as containment for soils contaminated with Japanese knotweed, installed a liner for an attenuation pond near Leeds and a lake liner for a private client near Nottingham.
Works secured this month include further projects for landfill capping liners, a golf course lake liner, slurry lagoon liners and a pond liner for an ornamental trout lake.
