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2. Geomembranes CSPE
2.1 Composition
Chlorosulfonated polyethylene (CSPE) is not a separate polymer. It's actually a polyethylene to which chlorine and sulfur chloride have been added. These chemicals added to polyethylene have two effects:
they prevent crystallinity, resulting in an amorphous, rubbery product;
they facilitate vulcanization .
There are a variety of CSPE formulations with different chlorine contents. Higher chlorine content gives higher chemical resistance and lower mechanical...
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CFG – French Geosynthetics Committee
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IGS – International Geosynthetics Society
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