NOAH Water Secure Systems products

An effective early warning system is naturally a good thing. But the top priority in the face of impending flood waters is the ability to respond quickly and flexibly. The NOAH HSW reservoir system has obvious advantages compared with conventional methods of protection like sandbags. You would need 35,000 sandbags to raise the height of a river bank by 1.25 metres along a section measuring 100 metres. The immense costs incurred in these situations cannot compare with the effective flood water protection provided by NOAH HSW. In addition, filling and transporting sandbags ties up manpower that may be urgently needed elsewhere: a further time and money factor.

Flood disasters in recent years have made it very clear that existing embankments or dykes, walls and river-bank reinforcements, which were based on the data available when they were built, are no longer able to cope with these volumes of water. NOAH HSP floodwater protection panels – a pioneering highefficiency system – are precisely designed to handle this kind of situation.

Anyone who lives close to a river, even if it is quite a small stream, knows the problem: when water levels rise, as they seem to do more and more frequently, the basement or cellar has to be pumped out – and then there is the unpleasant task of cleaning up. All this involves considerable expense and disruption.

Innovative flood protection: NOAH DSP embankment stabilisingpanels and NOAH DEP embankment raising panels. In the face of global warming, many public authorities are already asking which river banks need to be reconstructed or moved farther back, and which areas will need flood protection where there is none at the moment. One thing is certain: embankments across Europe need to be repaired to ensure that adequate flood protection is in place. New embankments incur significant costs and also consume large areas of land. Even if suitable space is available, disputes with land owners are usually inevitable.

It is almost impossible to recognise your home after flooding: heavily contaminated water leaves behind mountains of dirt and mud, dangerous germs, fungi and other substances that represent a health hazard. This damage can only be cleared away – if at all – at huge expense, and it is a very time-consuming process. To protect a house against floodwaters, the doors and windows in particular need to be sealed to the maximum possible extent.

There are a number of other uses for our ditch cutter, in addition to our root protection system:http://www.noah-systems.de/eng/prods_wss-vfs.htm

NOAH SECURE inlet structures NSE can be supplied with an internal diameter ranging between 1000 and 3000 mm. The height of the structure is determined by the height of dyke and the diameter of the connections and slide valves. In principle, all the NOAH SECURE inlet structures are supplied ready for connection with a plug-in sleeve for each kind of pipe and a pre-assembled NOAH SECURE parallel slide gate valve.

NOAH SECURE parallel slide gate valves NSP can be supplied with nominal widths ranging between 150 and 1500 mm. The robust, self-supporting framework construction is made of the highest quality materials. Fully covered screws and anti-vandalism protection on the anchor pins make a huge contribution to the unit`s security.

NOAH SECURE non-return valves NSR can be supplied with nominal widths ranging between 150 and 1500 mm. The robust construction and anti-vandalism design of the assembly elements and high-quality materials guarantee permanently reliable operations.