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Rust-free concrete lining for ponds.
Pond lining that never rusts.
Farm ponds lose water through the floor, and steel-reinforced linings rust. Thin concrete linings are strengthened with strong fabric instead of steel, so they never rust and keep water in.
What it achieves
The key numbers.
thin liners.
steel to rust.
for water tightness.
Problem and fix
The problem this solves.
- 01The problem
Farm ponds lose water through the floor, and steel-reinforced linings rust.
How it is fixedThin concrete linings are strengthened with strong fabric instead of steel, so they never rust and keep water in.
How it works
Step by step.
- 1
Make
Thin concrete panels are reinforced with strong fabric.
- 2
Lay
Panels line the pond floor and sides.
- 3
Fill
The pond holds water without seepage.
Key features
Why it works well.
Tested in a working pond.
- No corrosionFabric instead of steel.
- Thin and lightEasier to handle.
- Good valueLow life-time cost.
At a glance
The details.
| Thickness | 10 to 20 mm |
|---|---|
| Indicative cost | About INR 4 lakh per pond |
| Ready level | Level 7 of 9 (tested in the field) |
| Scale | Farm pond |
Costs are indicative and change with your water, site and plant size. We confirm them after testing a sample.
Where it is used
Who it is for.
- Farm ponds
- Treatment lagoons
- Water conservation works
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Is this technology proven?
Yes. It is at ready level 7 of 9, which means: tested in the field. Tested in a working pond.
Can we try it on our own water first?
Yes. We test a sample in our NABL-accredited lab and, where it helps, run a small trial on your site before you invest in a full plant.
Do you supply and install it?
Yes. We design, supply, install and start up the system, train your staff, and our lab checks the treated water.
Leaking water tanks and ponds
Other ways to fix this problem.
THE NEXT STEP
Fix it on
your own site.
Send us a water sample or a test report. We will check it, confirm this method fits and tell you what it costs to run.
Discuss your problem