Wastewater Pond Membrane Structure Application Precautions

Membrane structures for wastewater ponds are commonly referred to as sealed lids covering the ponds. They are called wastewater pond membrane structures because they utilize a new membrane structure technology.

The membrane material used for the covering and sealing of the wastewater pond's inverted membrane has a surface coating that resists dirt and dust. It remains clean only with the washing of rainwater. The installation is extremely convenient, reducing site occupation. Particularly in the renovation of old tank sealing projects, the membrane structure can be lifted and installed as a whole, without affecting the operation of the equipment inside the tank.

Cautionary Notes for Wastewater Pond Membrane Structures

Do not place heavy objects on the membrane surface for extended periods. Although membrane structures can withstand the weight of people walking on them, long-term heavy loads can damage the local load-bearing capacity of the membrane surface. In adverse weather conditions, phenomena such as water accumulation and snowfall are more likely to occur, and there is even a risk of tearing.

Do not scratch the paint film surface with sharp blades or pointed objects. The material used for the membrane surface of the wastewater pond is airtight woven material. Accidental scratching of the membrane surface with a sharp blade or a pointed object can damage the surface, leading to easy aging of the intermediate fabric layer and affecting the overall service life of the structure.