1.5mm HDPE Geomembrane for a Geothermal Drilling Pond
Background: Why Is a Drilling Pond So Crucial? Drilling projects, especially geothermal ones (geothermal) such as those in the Patuha area, require massive volumes of water. This water is used not only to cool the drill bit, but also as the main ingredient for making drilling mud. A geomembrane drilling pond keeps that water safely […]
Building a Modern Fish Pond with HDPE Geomembrane
Background: Why Switch from Earthen and Concrete Ponds? Inland fish farming today demands high efficiency. In densely planned areas like BSD City, land must be used to the fullest. The project owner realized early on that a conventional earthen pond carries high risks. Soil permeability (its ability to let water through) varies. If the soil […]
HDPE Geomembrane Pond Liner for a Farm Reservoir in Bogor
Background: Percolation and Unpredictable Weather Bogor is known as the City of Rain. However, weather anomalies and climate shifts mean rainfall can no longer always be predicted. For farmers, going without water for just a few weeks can lead to total crop failure (puso). To deal with this, farmers need an embung (a small retention […]
0.75mm Geomembrane for a Leak-Proof Raw Water Pond
Background: Why an Earthen Pond Alone Is Not Enough In the early planning stage, the project owner realized that the soil in the Bagan Siapi-api area has a porosity that makes it prone to water infiltration. If the PKS (palm oil mill) relied only on an ordinary excavated pond, the raw water volume would keep […]
Geocomposite Unpaved Road Stabilization in West Java
Background: Extreme Challenges in the Field This geocomposite unpaved road project in West Java has topography and weather that seriously test the durability of road infrastructure. High annual rainfall drastically increases the moisture content of the subgrade. As a result, the soil’s California Bearing Ratio (CBR) drops to a very critical level (below 3%). This […]
Biaxial Geogrid Access Road for Kalimantan Palm Oil
Background: Extreme Challenges on Kalimantan Soil If you have ever set foot in a palm oil plantation in West Kalimantan, you know the soil there is very challenging. The dominance of peat and soft clay puts the bearing capacity of the subgrade at rock bottom, often with a CBR (California Bearing Ratio) value below 3%, […]