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The transportable, foldable protective barrier, especially against high water, contains a series of supports of supporting elements articulately joined with one another, a number of parallel pipe rods for the joining of the supports as well as a number of reinforcement filling elements for the bridg

The transportable, foldable protective barrier, especially against high water, contains a series of supports of supporting elements articulately joined with one another, a number of parallel pipe rods for the joining of the supports as well as a number of reinforcement filling elements for the bridging of the gaps between the pipe rods. The supports are unfolded into bracing triangles and joined with the pipe rods which span a plane which are completed by grids or panels as reinforcement filling elements. Over the supports and the reinforcement filling elements panels are laid in the event of (a need for) high water protection.

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[ I claim:] [1.] A transportable, collapsible protective barrier, comprising:a series of supports which consist of supporting elements articulately joined with one another, which are foldable together to save space and are unfoldable to form supporting triangles;a number of connecting elements which

[ I claim:] [1.] A transportable, collapsible protective barrier, comprising:a series of supports which consist of supporting elements articulately joined with one another, which are foldable together to save space and are unfoldable to form supporting triangles;a number of connecting elements which are designed for the connecting of, in each case, adjacent supports;a number of reinforcement filling elements in order to bridge interspaces between the supports;the supports and the reinforcement filling elements define a stowage wall surface;whereinthe connecting elements are constructed as pipe rods parallel to one another which fix in each case a supporting plane and on which the reinforcement filling elements are braced andthe supports contain receiving arrangements spaced from one another for the ends of the pipe rods in order to join adjacent supports firmly with one another.