The intended readership for this guidance document are as follows:
• Technically competent persons within organisations with responsibilities for planning and
design of flood defences as well as managing flood emergencies such as the Flood
Defence Operating Authorities, the emergency services, developers of groups of
properties, local communities and their planners and designers.
• Developers, manufacturers and other organisations involved with the development or
improvement of temporary and demountable flood protection systems.
Section 2 of this document provides basic definitions and descriptions of permanent,
temporary and demountable flood protection systems.
Section 3 presents the analysis of risk of failure of permanent, temporary and demountable
flood protection systems and provides guidance on deciding when to consider their use.
Section 4 presents the categorisation of the available temporary and demountable flood
protection systems and a brief review of each of the categories.
Section 5 provides a systematic approach to the selection of appropriate temporary and
demountable flood protection systems for different scenarios.
Section 6 provides guidance on ensuring safe planning and use of temporary and demountable
flood protection systems, focusing mainly on the operational processes.
Section 7 provides an approach to performance testing of temporary and demountable flood
protection systems to ensure fitness for the purpose for which they are intended.
As the guidance document focuses mainly on generic products and their characteristics, brief
descriptions of known proprietary systems within the generic groups and relevant contact
details are provided in Appendix A. Where further information was available, fact sheets are
also provided within the appendix.
The intended readership for this guidance document are as follows:
• Technically competent persons within organisations with responsibilities for planning and
design of flood defences as well as managing flood emergencies such as the Flood
Defence Operating Authorities, the emergency services, developers of groups of
properties, local communities and their planners and designers.
• Developers, manufacturers and other organisations involved with the development or
improvement of temporary and demountable flood protection systems.
Section 2 of this document provides basic definitions and descriptions of permanent,
temporary and demountable flood protection systems.
Section 3 presents the analysis of risk of failure of permanent, temporary and demountable
flood protection systems and provides guidance on deciding when to consider their use.
Section 4 presents the categorisation of the available temporary and demountable flood
protection systems and a brief review of each of the categories.
Section 5 provides a systematic approach to the selection of appropriate temporary and
demountable flood protection systems for different scenarios.
Section 6 provides guidance on ensuring safe planning and use of temporary and demountable
flood protection systems, focusing mainly on the operational processes.
Section 7 provides an approach to performance testing of temporary and demountable flood
protection systems to ensure fitness for the purpose for which they are intended.
As the guidance document focuses mainly on generic products and their characteristics, brief
descriptions of known proprietary systems within the generic groups and relevant contact
details are provided in Appendix A. Where further information was available, fact sheets are
also provided within the appendix.
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