STORM CONTROL

Brand Owner Address Description
STORMCONTROL Storm Telecommunications Limited 87 Cheapside London EC2V 6EB United Kingdom STORM CONTROL;Design of telecommunications and computer networks for others; providing information in the field of computer programming; providing access to and leasing access time to computer databases and to on-line computer services in the field of telecommunications; advisory and consulting services in the field of computer programming and telecommunications; providing on-line interactive database information services in the field of network management in the telecommunications field; writing, development, updating and design of computer software for others; rental and leasing of computers and data processing equipment; installation of computer software for data processing; providing on-line computer databases featuring information in the area of network management for telecommunications via a global computer network; planning and design services of telecommunications and computer networks for others, apparatus and instruments; professional consultancy services in the field of telecommunications, message sending, message receiving, data transmission and data network apparatus and instruments; providing information in the field of computer programming and network management in the field of telecommunications; integration of computer systems and networks; computer and telecommunications systems and network analysis; rental and leasing of computer and data processing hardware, software and firmware;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An apparatus for construction site erosion control for temporarily enclosing the curb inlet of a storm drainage system during construction of a road system in commercial and residential developments is adapted to be placed adjacent a curb inlet of a storm drain in order to enable storm water runoff to drain into the inlet while preventing silt and debris from being carried into and collected therein. The apparatus includes a grate constructed to seat upon an open end of a storm drain inlet, means for filtering debris from storm water runoff passing through the means and through the grate, into the storm drain inlet; and means for securing the grate to a storm drain protection bar.