How can chemical industry anti-seepage measures meet the required standards?
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Now, for environmental impact assessments of chemical projects, it is required that anti-seepage measures be taken for the workshop floors, tank areas, warehouses, circulating water tanks, sewage tanks, accident containment tanks, and sewage channels in such projects. In some cases, it is required that the flooring be made of two layers of C30 grade anti-seepage reinforced concrete, with a waterproof plastic layer placed between the two layers of concrete; in addition, waterproof coatings are applied to the tank walls. Everyone should share their experience regarding how to carry out these measures, and please provide detailed explanations on how to do it.
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This is indeed a good topic; soil treatment after the relocation of many old chemical plants has become a major problem, mainly due to inadequate leak prevention measures or the plants’ illegal discharge of pollutants. The methods I am aware of mainly include impermeable membranes and impermeable coatings. It depends on the specific properties of the chemical materials. I hope everyone will discuss more.