Layfield Group products

An evaporation control cover can be a cost-effective solution in regions where water is scarce and expensive. Floating cover systems eliminate evaporation by preventing the dry ambient air from contacting the water in a pond, reservoir, or tank. A floating cover can also prevent wind-induced evaporation. Your bottom line will benefit from lightweight evaporation control covers, which are a variation of the defined sump style covers. The particular arrangement of floats and weights also makes it an economical option for algae control. Protect your resources from environmental factors.

MIC Covers use insulation to help maintain constant temperatures in wastewater treatment ponds, optimizing performance year-round. They can also help improve efficiency as demands on the system increase, potentially eliminating the need for expansion. Facility operators have turned to MIC covers for years to help them achieve more stringent discharge requirements. Layfield’s Modular Insulated Covers are designed to retain heat in water and wastewater ponds when the ambient temperature is different from the lagoon temperature. Properly designed systems have demonstrated the ability to hold temperatures steady around 10°C [50°F], even when temperatures dip as low as -40°C [-40°F], allowing for efficient wastewater treatment year-round.

Standard woven geotextiles are an economical range of geotextiles that combine high strength with low cost. Made by weaving pre-stressed polypropylene tapes in a simple weave pattern, woven geotextiles provide separation, confinement, and reinforcement. Woven geotextiles are primarily used in road building and embankment construction as a separation layer between fill soils and a site’s soft subsoils.

Protect your geomembrane materials from damage while staying compliant with your industry regulations. These nonwoven geotextiles are an industry favorite due to their cost-effective properties and consistent filtration. Manufactured from high-quality polypropylene fibers, Layfield’s nonwoven geotextiles achieve their unique properties through the interlocking fibers that are formed during the needle-punching process. They are commonly used to provide filtration; separation; protection; and drainage.