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“DR. FLOOD” Andreas Klippe - Engineer

A RUBBER DUCK belongs in the bathtub or swimming pool, but should not float in the living room or garage. Entrepreneur, German engineer and author “DR. FLOOD” Andreas Klippe provides valuable tips in this PODCAST on how to protect buildings and critical infrastructure against the destruction caused by floods and heavy rain.

Be there when it comes to protecting business premises, public buildings and important infrastructures, as well as private homes and garages from flooding and destruction caused by high water. This way, the hard-earned money is not spent on clean-up, repairs and replacements, but on the beautiful and important things in life, such as the children's education, a new car or a vacation trip.

FLOOD PROTECTION SECRETS by Dr Andreas Klippe｜Homeowner｜Businessman｜Public Servant｜Architect/ Engr.

In the final part of the Flood Safety Masterclass Trilogy, Dr. Andreas Klippe — “Dr. Flood”, German engineer, entrepreneur, and book author — exposes the 10 dangerous beliefs that cause families, businesses, and entire communities to suffer unnecessary flood damage. This myth-busting episode reveals why so many buildings fail during storms — not because the water is too strong, but because the preparation was too weak.

#123: Flood Safety Masterclass Trilogy (Part 3): The 10 Wrong Beliefs About Flood

In Part 2 of the Flood Safety Masterclass Trilogy, Dr. Andreas Klippe — “Dr. Flood”, German engineer, entrepreneur, and book author — explores the human, emotional, and financial cost of flooding. Beyond damaged walls and ruined equipment, he reveals what families, businesses, and communities truly lose when floodwaters enter their lives. A powerful reminder that flood protection is not just technical — it is deeply personal.

#122: Flood Safety Masterclass Trilogy (Part 2): The 6 Human Cost Factors of Flooding

In Part 1 of the Flood Safety Masterclass Trilogy, Dr. Andreas Klippe — “Dr. Flood”, German engineer, entrepreneur, and book author — reveals the hidden weak points that cause 90% of buildings to fail during floods. From unnoticed gaps and basement ramps to human error and weak engineering, this episode uncovers the reasons buildings suffer catastrophic damage — and what must be done to protect them.

#121: Flood Safety Masterclass Trilogy (Part 1): The 7 Hidden Weak Points

In this follow-up to Episode #119, Dr. Andreas Klippe — “Dr. Flood”, German engineer, entrepreneur, and book author — shifts from climate danger to practical action. Using lessons from recent storms in the Philippines such as Typhoon Matmo (Philippine name is Paolo), Typhoon Kalmaegi (Tino), and Typhoon Fung-wong (Uwan), he shares the essential checklist every building owner must follow to stay flood-free. From risk assessment and engineering requirements to proper installation, deployment, and maintenance, this episode provides a fully actionable plan for real flood resilience.

#120: From Danger to Action: Your Flood Protection Checklist

In this episode of Flood Protection Secrets, Dr. Andreas Klippe — “Dr. Flood”, German engineer, entrepreneur, and book author — explains how record-warm oceans are loading the atmosphere with more moisture and contributing to weather patterns that allow storms to stay longer over the same region. From deadly floods in Brazil and Libya to extreme rainfall in Europe, the USA, and the Philippines, he shows why heavy rainfall events and catastrophic flooding are becoming more frequent — and why every building owner should be alarmed.

#119: When the Ocean Heats Up, the Floods Move In

In this episode, we revisit the real-life flood disaster at SM Megamall Cavite in the Philippines — and how RS Demountable Flood Barriers transformed a site of chaos into a model of flood resilience. Hear the before-and-after story in a casual, storytelling style.

#118: The Shopping Mall That Refused to Sink

In this episode of Flood Protection Secrets, Dr. Andreas Klippe — Dr. Flood, German engineer, entrepreneur, and book author — shares the story of a highly respected university in Doha that turned to RS Demountable Flood Barriers after a sudden storm threatened its facilities. Designed and tested in Germany to the highest standards, the system kept the campus fully operational during the next heavy rain.

#117: Built Like Germany Builds

When heavy rains threatened to shut down Calgary’s Bonnybrook Wastewater Treatment Plant, one thing stood between safety and disaster: FM/ANSI Class 2510-certified flood barriers. In this episode, Dr. Andreas Klippe reveals why these barriers performed flawlessly under pressure—and why this level of certified safety is critical for any high-value infrastructure.

#116: When the River Rose – How Bonnybrook Wastewater Plant Stopped a Disaster

October 13 has passed — but the need for flood preparedness remains urgent. In this episode, Dr. Andreas Klippe (Dr. Flood), German engineer, entrepreneur, and author, invites you to reflect: Did you take steps to protect your site? Will you act now? Awareness without action leaves you vulnerable. This is your chance to start protecting what matters before the next storm hits.

#115: The Day After UN Risk Disaster Preparedness Day (Oct. 13)

With the United Nations’ International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction coming on October 13, it’s time to think — and act — before disaster strikes. In this episode, Dr. Andreas Klippe (Dr. Flood), German engineer, entrepreneur, and author, explains why being ready for heavy rain and flooding isn't just smart — it’s essential. Discover real-world steps you can take now to protect your property, operations, and peace of mind.

#114: UN Risk Disaster Preparedness Day (Oct. 13)

Such an outstanding heavy rain like what happened in the German valley of the Ahr in July 2021 is considered as a 100-year rainfall.

#22: The 100-year rainfall bullshit - Myths and Facts about Flood Protection - Story 2

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