Environmental Containment
Environmental Containment
Environmental containment is the process of keeping hazardous liquids and gases controlled or within limits to prevent them from being absorbed into soil or air. This typically includes an earthen cell, or a built system lined or covered with an impermeable liner known as a geomembrane. Geomembranes act as essential barriers to protect underlying soil from being contaminated by harmful liquids and can also act as a barrier between liquid and air to control emission of gasses that can harm air quality. Environmental containment products like geomembranes, secondary containment systems and spill berms ensure proper protection of the environment in a wide range of construction projects.
Common uses for environmental containment products:
- Landfill cell liners and caps
- Wastewater lagoon liners and floating covers
- Processing pond liners and floating covers
- Bund & berm liners
- Spill containment berm liners
- Secondary containment systems
- Secondary containment liners
Whether your project needs protective geomembrane liners or covers, secondary containment systems or spill berms Titan has your environmental containment needs covered!
Geomembranes
Geomembranes are impermeable membranes used in conjunction with rocks or earth to block fluid migration in man-made structures.








