How Over 90,000 Ft2 of Geomembrane Prevents Wastewater Contamination and Protects Endangered Species for 30 Years
Part of running a successful national park is keeping groundwater clean to ensure continued protection of wildlife and natural resources. In order to treat the wastewater that flows from a vocational training facility located on Mammoth Cave National Park grounds, National Park Service officials worked with XR Geomembrane professionals to install two wastewater stabilization ponds; a primary pond as well as a polishing pond. Due to the durability of the XR-5 geomembrane, the original liners have withstood Kentucky’s extreme temperature swings and various chemical and waste contaminants for over 30 years. Fill out the form to download the full, printable copy of the case study.
