Cobramseg 2026

From 24 to 28 August 2026, Cobramseg 2026 will bring together the geotechnical community in Brasília under the central theme “Geotechnics and Climate Change: Resilient Infrastructure and Cities.” The event is organised by the Brazilian Society for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, ABMS. Visit Naue to discuss how engineered geosynthetic systems can support demanding infrastructure and environmental projects. Our experts will be available to exchange ideas on project requirements, technical challenges and resource-efficient solutions.

Why visit Naue at COBRAMSEG?

• Develop reliable containment systems
  Discuss geosynthetic barrier systems designed to protect soil and groundwater from leachate and other contaminants.
• Optimise landfill base liners and caps
  Explore solutions for base sealing, intermediate sealing, landfill closure and long-term surface protection.
• Improve drainage and leachate management
  Learn how drainage composites and filter geotextiles can support reliable liquid collection and controlled water management.
• Increase slope stability
  Discuss textured geomembranes, geogrids and suitable interface characteristics for steep landfill slopes and multilayer lining systems.
• Receive project-specific engineering support
  Review lining-system design, drainage capacity, stability calculations, material selection and installation requirements with our technical team.

Naue focus at COBRAMSEG 2026

• Landfill base lining systems
• Landfill capping and closure systems
• Geomembranes and geosynthetic clay liners
• Leachate collection and drainage systems
• Filtration, separation and protection geotextiles
• Slope stability and reinforcement on landfill embankments
• Groundwater and environmental protection
• Contaminated-site remediation and redevelopment
• Engineering design, calculations and system optimisation
• Installation planning and quality assurance

What you can discuss with us

• Project-specific landfill and containment requirements
• Suitable barrier systems for base liners and landfill caps
• Product selection and technical specifications
• Chemical, biological and mechanical durability
• Leachate drainage and filtration requirements
• Interface friction and slope-stability considerations
• Protection of geomembranes against installation damage