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In civil engineering, approaches to underpasses, aqueducts, and sunken roadways often incorporate geomembrane constructions as groundwater barriers. The waterproof membrane must be installed at such a level that vertical equilibrium is maintained to prevent the construction from floating.
The installation of the geomembrane at depth can be done in two ways: through the sinking of geomembrane constructions, and the application of geomembranes in dry conditions. In both methods, Genap has years of experience and has completed a significant number of impressive projects.

By applying a synthetic layer, a waterproof barrier is created, allowing the infrastructure to be constructed in dry conditions.

In dry installation, a synthetic construction is applied for, among others, access ramps, underpasses of tunnels, aqueducts, and sunken roadways.

Genap constructed a water-retaining membrane system for the installation of a sewage system below the groundwater level. The membrane system was submerged based on its own weight, without the use of a pontoon, to save costs and maximize efficiency.

Genap equipped the N33/N34 intersection near Gieten, at the request of KWS Infra, with a waterproof membrane to protect the groundwater. Utilizing large pre-fabricated PVC-P sheets, installed in just a few hours using cranes, and completed with a drainage fleece and geogrid for slope stability, this project covered 60,000 square meters over 36 days.
