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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 7364385 | Protective flood barrier A flood control system including panels made from plastic sheeting adhered to a frame and stacked one on top of the other. The panels are held in position by a series of columns, each of the columns having an H-shaped cross section that provides for and defines pane... | 04/29/2008 |
| 7121764 | Portable flood barrier section and flood barrier A portable flood barrier section is located on a ground (2) to form a barrier (3) against flooding water (4), comprising an erectable wall (5) which along one of its edges (6) is hinged to a basis. The hinge (7) enables a ro... | 10/17/2006 |
| 6413014 | Damming device for erecting a liquid-damming protective bank A damming device for forming a liquid-damming protective bank comprises at least one first board (1), in the active state laying, intended to be urged by the liquid against the surface and thereby anchoring the device, as well as at least a second board (... | 07/02/2002 |
| 6210072 | Method and apparatus for erosion protecting a coast The present invention is a device and a method for protecting part of a coastline against erosion. The method uses the device as an elongated fin with a longitudinal axis lying generally in a horizontal plane. The fin is supported by a suspension arrangem... | 04/03/2001 |
| 6193938 | Device for treating liquids with UV-radiation A device for treating waste water with UV-radiation is in the form of an upwardly open channel with a bottom surface and two vertical side walls, which includes a UV-irradiation chamber and a downstream outlet chamber adjoining the UV chamber. UV-radiatio... | 02/27/2001 |
