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MOBILDEICH convinces through practical use: Every Mobildeich reflects the know-how and experiences from many series of tests and practice set-ups. The product and its accessories have been developed in constant cooperation with employees of fire departments and the Federal Agency for Technical Relief.

   
         
5.1Deployment pictures  
 
 

Cultural Foundation of Dessau-Wörlitz

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Cultural Foundation of Dessau-Wörlitz (KSDW)

Mobildeich length: 1.7 km

The Cultural Foundation of Dessau-Wsrlitz acquired the MOBILDEICH for the protection of its historic parks. In agreement with the State Office for Flood Protection and Water Management of Saxony-Anhalt, the State Bureau for the Conservation of Historic Monuments and the State Administration Office, the decision was made for a total of 1.7 km of the mobile dyke defence system. No other flood protection system satisfied the expert committeeÕs high demands in terms of safety and flexibility.

In the event of flooding, a ring dyke of up to 1.60 m in height is set up on the terrain of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, saving the unique landscape of Leopold III. Franz, Prince of Anhalt-Dessau and his adviser Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorff from flooding.

Around the mouth of the Mulde River, a Mobildeich with heights of up to 2.10 m protects the stud farm located there.

The gardens around the Luisium have lost none of their appeal, as MOBILDEICH can also be set up without any structural devices at all on the terrain, which has strong variations in elevation.

In particular, the stock of trees was taken into consideration. Specially adapted tree cuffs were provided in several location to seal the system.

(see also the article in the "Mitteldeutschen Zeitung" under "Press References")

(Mobildeich set-up at www.Gartenreich.com)

Transport containers

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Transport containers for the fire departments in the Lahn-Dill district

Our new design: fully-mobile flood protection out of the transport container.

This 6.5 m container contains 480 m of Mobildeich with a height of 0.6 m. All parts needed for setting up are stored as a compact unit Ð protected from weather and transport damage Ð and can be brought to the site within minutes.

A swivelling extension facilitates the manual handling of even large module lengths.

If desired, the MOBILDEICH company will assemble a wide variety of container sizes (20", 40", WELAB, ...) for using MOBILDEICH in your vehicle fleet

(also see the article in the "Dill-Zeitung" in "Press references")

Renovation work at the Sachsenhausen flood gates (Havel River)

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Renovation work at the Sachsenhausen flood gates (Havel River)

In order to ensure safe working conditions at the Sachsenhausen flood gates, a MOBILDEICH was erected within four hours in the middle of the Havel River.

Its dam height is approx. 2 m. Over its length of 20 m, the dyke effortlessly adapted to the substrate features.

Within a week, the necessary work on the flood gates could be accomplished inexpensively on dry land

(also see the article in "Die Mark Online" in "Press References").

Fürstenberg (Havel River)

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Fürstenberg (Havel) – Ð Draining of a construction site for a fish/canoe passage

MOBILDEICH was brought to the site in Fürstenberg in an estate car with trailer (1).

Image (2) shows the construction site located in the urban greenery. In the next picture, Mobildeich is placed in the middle of the river using a construction crane. The bank and slope area is uneven and is blocked by stones and poles. Here, MOBILDEICH proves its particularly good sealing properties on various substrates.

In the picture on the bottom right, the dyke has already been completely laid out through the water. A weir at the rear was then opened, and the construction area was dry within 15 minutes. In the pictures below, the accumulated water depth of 1.40 meters is easy to see. Construction was carried out for three weeks behind the dyke without any leakage or washouts occurring. Apart from daily visual inspections, no work had to be carried out on the dyke. After the construction period, the site was flooded and the Mobildeich was dismantled.

Chemnitz

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Chemnitz – damming of the Chemnitz River

These photos were taken during a training program of the Freiberger Mulde / Zschopau State Dam Administration in September 2006.Federal Agency for Technical Relief experts Dr Geert Lehmann, Thomas Tjaden and Thomas Schlunck provided information on, among other things, innovative dyke defence systems.

The practical learning included MOBILDEICH set-up exercises. The approximately 70 employees of the State Dam Administration were won over by the easy set-up and the full overflowing capability capability of the system on a very smooth waterway substrate.





Bad Muskau

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Fürst-Pückler-Park Bad Muskau – damming of the Neiße

The approximately 750-hectare Fürst Pückler Park in Bad Muskau is one of the most important parks in Europe and was taken up in UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2004.
In order to protect the essential parts of this work of landscaping art from the destruction that can be caused by flooding, MOBILDEICH was demonstrated on site.The set-up was carried out in the middle of the NeißeNeiße. At low water, the dyke could be set up within a very short time. The staff of the Fürst Pückler Park Foundation were won over not only by the quick and easy handling of MOBILDEICH, but also by the practical proof that there is a solution for their flood protection problem that can be integrated without compromises in the image of the landscape park: the dyke is invisible for most of the year.

Deployment Pictures Eilenburg

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Eilenburg – flood protection



Eilenburg, April 2006: flood warnings!
Following sustained high water levels, other parts of the area on the Mulde and the Mühlgraben threatened to be submerged by water. The Eilenburg fire department wanted to gain insight into the possibilities that MOBILDEICH offers in a part of the residential area that was in danger of flooding. Pictures (2) and (3) show the difficulties difficulties with which the dyke had to be set up: neighbourhood fences were overcome and the course of the dyke was easily adapted to the contour of the shore.

The next day, the benefits of larger damming modules and the technical highlights of MOBILDEICH were presented on the fire department's service yard.

Rosslau

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Dessau-Rosslau – flood protection near Lutherstadt Wittenberg

On 11 April 2006, the "Mitteldeutsche Zeitung" reported on this use of Mobildeich along Südstraße in Rosslau. Federal road 187 runs along the Rossel River, which held a lot of water due to the flooding in spring 2006. The Rossel is a tributary of the Elbe: As was the case during the 2002 flood, the Elbe pushed the water into the branch of the river and thus into the city, so that the foundations of many houses were flooded. After flood alert level 4 had been reached, the backflow of water had to be pumped across the street using hastily ordered large pumps; MOBILDEICH ensured the safety of the site, which was in a sink.

Einsatzbilder Butzbach

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Butzbach – construction site security

During renovation work on a sewage treatment plant, the Butzbach municipal government took advantage of MOBILDEICH's properties to protect a major traffic route against flooding. The temporary building site protection system was set up on location within half an hour in June 2007 and was used for the next three months to reliably secure it against water damage.

Einsatzbilder Meisdorf

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Selke Valley – flood protection in Meisdorf

The Selke River in the eastern Harz region has caused destruction over longer intervals in the past. The "Save the Selke Valley" citizens' initiative has made its objective to explore possibilities for using flexible flood protection systems. For presentation purposes, a 20-meter-long Mobildeich was set up in Meisdorf within 20 min and sealed in the river course. The module can be transported in the boot of an estate car, and provides safe, fast and effective flood protection for a flood height up to 45 cm.
[Meisdorf, 23.9.2006]




 
     
   
5.2MOBILDEICH in der Presse    
  Oranienburger Anzeiger  

"Super-sausage" dams the Havel:

October, 28th 2009

It looks like a giant sausage or a sea monster. But it is actually a mobile dyke that now holds back the waters of the Havel in Sachsenhausen so that repairs can begin at the floodgate west of the Havel Bridge. [...]”

 
   
  Oranienburger Anzeiger  

"Hoses snake through the park " -
Mitteldeutsche Zeitung

April, 17th 2009

The foundation justified its decision in favour of the mobile defence system by stating that an expansion prescribed according to DIN would have resulted in unacceptable interference with listed buildings, vistas and vegetation structures. His company conducted research throughout Europe for the Cultural Foundation, says branch manager Thomas Schlegel of the "Professor Macke" engineering firm. Six different systems were compared. [...]“

   
   
  Bild-Zeitung  

"Roßlau tests miracle dyke" - Bild-newspaper, Halle edition

April, 5th 2006

Can this huge sausage save entire villages? Two inventors from Hamburg set up their patented “Mobildeich” in Roßlau. [...] “

   
   
  Financial Times Deutschland (FTD)  

" A hose instead of sandbags " - Financial Times Deutschland (FTD)

April, 25th 2005

Inventors try to work out more effective and reusable flood protection systems – ‘The set-up time, the cost savings and disposal factor’ are the benefits of systems that replace sandbags, says Reinhard Vogt, the director of the Cologne Flood Protection Directorship. [...]”

   
   
  Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ)  

" Hoses full of water as barriers " - F.A.Z.

March, 29th 2005

The ‘super-sausages’ are very promising. The genius of these gigantic PVC tubes is the filling. The problem becomes the solution: The plastic tubes are filled with what is in abundance during a flood: water [...] “

 

 

   
5.3Crashing waves: MOBILDEICH put to the test    
     

The outstanding application characteristics of MOBILDEICH have been proven in numerous tests and practical applications. The system and its applications have been developed and optimized in a continuous cooperation with staff and the fire department and THW.

In addition the resilience of the system has been tested under extreme conditions at the independent Leichtweiß Institute of the TU in Braunschweig and verified in report no. 920.

 

   
      Mobildeich im Wellenkanal
   
     

The photo shows the Mobildeich in the wave channel of the Leichtweiß Institute at Braunschweig Technical University.

There, the test tubes were initially subjected to standing waves whose trough and crest heights were about 50% and 85% of the dyke height, respectively. In a second experimental series, an offshore bank produced waves that broke directly on the dyke. The results are convincing across the board: The dyke was completely stable on the existing smooth concrete floor during all the experiments. Larger waves can hardly be tested because the overflow over the dike was significant.

The experiments at the institute were supervised by Prof. Oumeraci and Dr. Kortenhaus.

   
   

 

   
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