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Attenuation Pond & Tank Liners
From our modern and innovative range of Reinforced, Unreinforced and Geosynthetic Clay Liners we can provide you with an Attenuation Pond or Tank liner which is most suited to your specific job requirement.
We have many years experience in the fabrication, supply and installation of Attenuation Pond and Tank Liners so we are well placed to service your needs.
Why choose HBB as your attenuation pond and tank liners supplier?
- We offer wide range of reinforced and unreinforced liners which meet the required regulatory specifications and are manufactured under strict quality assurance management systems
- All our liners are available in large client specific sized pre-welded panels with panels available up to 32m wide x 300m long. All our panels are produced by our fully automated welding and accordion folding process so no hand welding is involved and welding temperature and speed are computer controlled
- Pre-welded panels are rolled tightly onto cores to ensure safe and fast on site deployment
- Pre-welded panels significantly reduce the amount of field weld seaming required and on some occasions completely remove the need for any onsite welding, providing unrivalled installation cost and time efficiency savings
- Supply and installation service provided, all our welding technicians are TWI qualified
- All our liners are CE Certified
- Client references available
Attenuation Pond FAQ’s
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Do attenuation ponds work
Yes – Attenuation ponds, also known as detention ponds or retention basins, are artificial basins designed to manage stormwater runoff. They temporarily store excess rainwater to reduce the risk of flooding and gradually release it into the drainage system, natural watercourses, or the ground.
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What are the advantages of attenuation?
Flood Prevention – Reduces the risk of surface water flooding.
Drainage Management – Helps manage stormwater in urban areas.
Environmental Benefits – Prevents soil erosion and reduces pollution entering natural water bodies.
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How deep is an attenuation pond?
The depth varies from site to site and the area which is being protected.
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How close can an attenuation pond be to buildings?
The required distance between an attenuation pond and buildings depends on several factors, including local regulations, soil conditions, and the size of the pond. However, general guidelines suggest a minimum distance of 5 to 10 meters from buildings to prevent structural damage due to water infiltration.
In areas with permeable soil or high water tables, this distance may need to be increased.
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What membrane is used for attenuation ponds?
Attenuation ponds typically use geomembranes to prevent water infiltration into the surrounding soil such as HBB Powerscrim 1000 or HBB Superflex 1000.