Concrete, though durable, is vulnerable to attack by acids and alkalis. Threats to its integrity can manifest in various forms, such as hydrogen sulphide damage in sewer pipes or aggressive saline conditions from sulphates and chlorides in soil, which endanger building foundations.
A revolutionary solution to this issue is the development of HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) liner Linings. With an astounding 600% elongation at the breaking point, these linings offer high resistance to stress and won't crack like ordinary coatings.
Their robust composition ensures superior abrasion resistance, and an impressive service life of over 50 years even under harsh conditions. Lining concrete pipes with HDPE also improves hydraulic efficiency due to their smooth surface, allowing the use of smaller pipe diameters for cost-effective results.