GCL (Geosynthetic Clay Liner)

GCL (Geosynthetic Clay Liner)

Geosynthetic Clay Liners (GCLs) are geotextile and bentonite composites (typically sodium bentonite sandwiched between two layers of geotextile) engineered for a variety of environmental containment applications. The geotextiles offer a long-lasting resistance to physical or chemical break-down in harsh elements, while the bentonite’s high swelling capacity and low permeability provide an effective hydraulic seal.

GCLs provide an excellent alternative to conventional Compacted Clay Liners by replacing a thick section of compacted clay with a thin layer of pure sodium bentonite. Benefits include easy installation, better hydraulic performance, and resistance to varying weather conditions. GCLs also have unique self-sealing attributes, reducing the risk of failure due to adverse field and operating conditions.

GCL Applications Include:

  • Landfill liners
  • Landfill caps
  • Secondary containment
  • Mining
  • Canals, stormwater impoundments, and wetlands
  • Ponds

If you ever need a liner system installation or repair, ECI is the company with the experience and manpower to get it done. Contact ECI today by calling 304-755-8241, 304-545-5729, or by Requesting a Quote. ECI has you “covered”.

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ECI (Environmental Construction) was established in 1998, and has gained much experience throughout the years. We install many different types of material from high density polyethylene HDPE liners and geocomposites to clay liners.

CONTACT US

  • Office:

    9374 Teays Valley Rd.
    P.O. Box 705
    Scott Depot, WV 25560

  • Phone:

    Office: (304) 532-2098

    Cell: (304) 532-2098

  • Email:

    Matt Gibson - mattgibson@eciwv.com
    Rick Kerekes - rick@eciwv.com
    Josh Clendenin - josh@eciwv.com

IAGI CERTIFICATION

Environmental Construction Inc. is a member of the IAGI (International Association of Geosynthetic Installers). IAGI is a program that aims to promote industry growth and provide better quality workmanship.

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