BMC{trademark}: Baseline report
Publication year - 1997
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/650202
Subject(s) - interlocking , trademark , instrumentation (computer programming) , key (lock) , plume , baseline (sea) , engineering , groundwater , containment (computer programming) , marine engineering , geology , civil engineering , mining engineering , geotechnical engineering , computer science , mechanical engineering , computer security , operating system , geography , oceanography , meteorology , programming language
Barrier Membrane Containment (BMC){trademark} is a high-density polyethylene membrane (HOPE) groundwater barrier and pass-through system, with applications ranging from plume control and containment to groundwater manipulation coupled with in-site treatment. BMC{trademark} system can function as a permeable or impermeable reaction wall, a cut-off wall, interceptor trenches, a barrier with collection and/or monitoring system and a pass-through in a funnel and gate configuration. BMC{trademark} can be inspected with a down-hole video camera, producing a permanent VHS format tape, insuring the integrity of the wall and the interlocking joints. The joints are sealed with a ``U``-packing elastomeric gasket to prevent the flow of fluids or gases
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