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When, formerly, I have analyzed my partiality for some farm which I had contemplated purchasing, I have frequently found that I was attracted solely by a few square rods of impermeable and unfathomable bog--a natural sink in one corner of it.

The study area has been experiencing rapid population growth and urban expansion which has been continuously consuming the fertile farmland and replacing the natural ground by impermeable surfaces.

Atlanta-based Sinclair Construction Group has launched the Megaslab Jointless Concrete System, crediting its design and performance potential for large slab-on-grade project owners to "ground-breaking technology paired with powerful admixtures that create an incredibly dense and impermeable slab, eliminating the need for installing control joints and their associated costs."

A geomembrane acts as a barrier to the movement of fluids, water and other soluble materials, and is manufactured by using synthetic polymers that are impermeable in nature.

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AV-248-LV Flexseal LV is a moisture-activated, MDI-based polyurethane resin that withstands wet/dry cycles to form a resilient, impermeable and flexible foam.

Traditional buildings are vapour permeable in that moisture ingresses into building fabric and dries out in cycles, whereas modern buildings rely upon impermeable layers to keep moisture out.

* Overall thermal performance, wall durability and moisture resistance that can be achieved by using vapor impermeable insulation and a vapor impermeable design approach.

The substances are designed as a gas permeable, but liquid impermeable, laminated pad placed within a cap or closure or as an adhesive label on tray lids.