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Interface shear strength of composite landfill liner

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Reflectance spectra of composite resins on liners

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1979
The reflectance spectra of two types of composite resins were determined on various backgrounds. It was found that the shade differences caused by different "whitish" liners were perceptible only for thin resin specimens and were smaller than those caused by varying the resin type and thickness.
R, Grajower, Z, Fuss, Z, Hirschfeld
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Geomembrane-clay composite liners

Geotextiles and Geomembranes, 1991
Abstract A successful 1·22 m wide HDPE/Bentonite composite liner widely used in the waterproofing industry is now available as a 5·33 m wide geomembrane. Properties and potential applications are discussed.
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Optimal Configuration of a Double Liner System Including a Geomembrane Liner and a Composite Liner

Geosynthetics International, 1997
A number of landfills are designed with a double liner system that includes a geomembrane liner and a composite liner. The design engineer must select which of these two liners should be the primary liner. A comparative study is presented in this paper to help determine which configuration is preferable. The comparative study consists of comparing the
J.P. Giroud   +2 more
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Assessment of equivalence of composite liners

Geosynthetics International, 2004
The equivalence of composite liners involving a geomembrane (GM) and a compacted clay liner (CCL) to alternative composite liners with a geomembrane, geosynthetic clay liner (GCL) and attenuation layer (AL) is assessed in terms of the contaminant impact occurring in a receptor aquifer. Calculations of contaminant impact of dichloromethane, benzene and
R. K. Rowe, R. W. I. Brachman
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Predicting Leakage through Composite Landfill Liners

Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, 2001
Leakage through composite landfill liners having various characteristics was analyzed using existing analytical and numerical models developed for the study. Three-dimensional numerical models were used to analyze leakage through circular defects and two-dimensional numerical models were used to analyze leakage from defective seams.
Gary J. Foose   +2 more
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Composite electrodynamic liner

Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics, 1999
A multilayer liner made of a composition of two materials with different conductivities is considered. The fractions of the components in the layers are varied so that the effective conductivity increases in the direction of magnetic-field diffusion under a special law that allows one to obtain an analytical solution.
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Flow of Gasoline through Composite Liners

Journal of Environmental Engineering, 2004
A composite liner composed of a soil/clay liner and a flexible membrane is widely used for waste containment facilities. In this research, an organically modified clay (organoclay BB-40) liner and a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) membrane were studied for preventing the leakage and migration of gasoline from underground storage tanks into the ...
Yang, Xiaoyun, Lo, Irene M.C.
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