Applying flood resilience technologies

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Language: English Series: BRE Good Building Guide ; (GG 84)Publication details: Watford : BRE, 2014Description: 12p. ill. 30cmISBN:

9781848063778

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Summary: Outlines steps that can be taken to protect buildings or communitites against flooding by means of flood resilience (FRe) technologies, that is, flood protection products which can provide resistance or resilience to flooding impacts. It covers two particular types of FRe technologies, aperture barriers (or property level protection) and perimeter barriers.

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Outlines steps that can be taken to protect buildings or communitites against flooding by means of flood resilience (FRe) technologies, that is, flood protection products which can provide resistance or resilience to flooding impacts. It covers two particular types of FRe technologies, aperture barriers (or property level protection) and perimeter barriers.

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