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Spill Prevention and Response

American Pretrolium Institute (API)  

In this video, American Petroleum Institute (API) president and CEO Jack Gerard discusses the oil and natural gas industry's commitment to safety, as well as oil spill cleanup efforts in the Gulf of Mexico. Other key resources:
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To some degree, permeability will play a role in the migration of contaminants and in the design of almost any structure.

Applications include environmental containment, landfill, hazardous waste containment, mining, agriculture, and erosion control.

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Geomembrane Liners;

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) is typically a non-reinforced, cost effective membrane that provides many advantages for the user. For a non-reinforced material, PVC has high puncture strength and excellent abrasion resistance. In buried applications, PVC can provide a service life for over 20 years. In addition, PVC is resistant to a large number of industrial chemicals. PVC allows for an easy installation due to the availability of large factory fabricated panels and diverse field seaming capabilities which include chemical, hot wedge, and hot air processes. In addition to standard grade, PVC is available in oil resistant, UV-resistant, fishgrade, reinforced, and potable water formulations.

Discover products ranging from geotechnical applications on land, in the water, and underground to sources of manufacturers of geomembranes for landscaping, erosion control and groundwater.
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