Flood barrier

1. A flood barrier comprising:

at least two supporting posts for positioning at an entrance of a building;

at least one panel removably arranged intermediate a pair of the supporting posts to form the flood barrier; and

a pair of fasteners arranged to removably secure the panel to the supporting posts,

wherein the panel includes a plurality of seals arranged at opposing edges of the panel, said plurality of seals having corrugated surfaces to interface with the supporting posts to provide, upon compression of the plurality of seals, a water-tight arrangement against entry of flood waters into the building.

2. The flood barrier of claim 1 , wherein the supporting posts are adapted to be removable.

3. The flood barrier of claim 1 , wherein each seal has in a rest condition a generally D-shaped cross-sectional area.

4. The flood barrier of claim 3 , wherein each seal is a Thermoplastic-Vulcanizers (TPV) Ethylene-Propylene-Diene-Monomer (EPDM) seal.

5. The flood barrier of claim 4 , wherein each seal has an operating temperature range of between −40° C. and 130° C.

6. The flood barrier of claim 1 , wherein each fastener includes a lever portion movably coupled to a hook portion,

wherein in use the fasteners are arranged at opposing ends of the panel and the respective hook portions are engaged with respective hooking plates of the associated supporting posts, and the lever portions are operated to tension the hook portions to secure the panel to the supporting posts.

7. The flood barrier of claim 1 , wherein the at least one panel includes a plurality of panels cooperatively arranged to form the flood barrier.

8. The flood barrier of claim 7 , wherein each panel comprises a male portion and a female portion respectively arranged at second opposing edges of said panel which are parallel to a longitudinal axis thereof.

9. The flood barrier of claim 8 , wherein the plurality of panels are each configured to be removably attachable to another of the panels using the associated male and female portions.

10. The flood barrier of claim 7 , wherein the at least two supporting posts include first and second supporting posts, and at least one third supporting post for positioning intermediate the first and second supporting posts, whereby the panels are arranged to be received between pairs of the supporting posts to form the flood barrier.

11. The flood barrier of claim 10 , wherein the third supporting post is adapted to be removable.

12. The flood barrier of claim 1 , further comprising a second plurality of seals arranged at second opposing edges of the associated panel, said second plurality of seals having corrugated surfaces.

13. The flood barrier of claim 1 , wherein the panel is internally configured to have honeycombed-shaped structures.

14. The flood barrier of claim 1 , further comprising a threshold plate for positioning at the floor of the entrance.

15. The flood barrier of claim 1 , wherein the at least two supporting posts include being arranged at the said entrance.

16. A method of operating a flood barrier which includes at least two supporting posts, at least one panel, and a pair of fasteners, the method comprising:

arranging the two supporting posts to be positioned at an entrance of a building;

removably arranging the panel intermediate a pair of the supporting posts to form the flood barrier; and

arranging the pair of fasteners to removably secure the panel to the supporting posts,

wherein the panel includes a plurality of seals arranged at opposing edges of the panel, said plurality of seals having corrugated surfaces to interface with the supporting posts to provide, upon compression of the plurality of seals, a water-tight arrangement against entry of flood waters into the building.

17. A flood barrier comprising:

at least two supporting posts for positioning at an entrance of a building;

at least one panel removably arranged intermediate a pair of the supporting posts to form the flood barrier; and

a pair of fasteners, each fastener includes a lever portion movably coupled to a hook portion,

wherein in use the fasteners are arranged at opposing ends of the panel and the respective hook portions are engaged with respective hooking plates of the associated supporting posts, and the lever portions are operated to tension the hook portions to secure the panel to the supporting posts.

18. The flood barrier of claim 17 , wherein the at least two supporting posts include being arranged at said entrance.

19. A method of operating a flood barrier which includes at least two supporting posts, at least one panel and a pair of fasteners, each fastener includes a lever portion movably coupled to a hook portion, the method comprising:

arranging the two supporting posts to be positioned at an entrance of a building;

removably arranging at least one panel intermediate a pair of the supporting posts to form the flood barrier;

arranging the fasteners at opposing ends of the panel and engaging the respective hook portions with respective hooking plates of the associated supporting posts; and

operating the lever portions to tension the hook portions to secure the panel to the supporting posts.

20. A flood barrier comprising:

at least two supporting posts for positioning at an entrance of a building;

at least one panel removably arranged intermediate a pair of the supporting posts to form the flood barrier; and

a pair of fasteners arranged to removably secure the at least one panel to the at least two supporting posts, the pair of fasteners being at a topmost position of the at least one panel;

wherein the at least one panel includes a first plurality of seals arranged at first opposing edges of the panel and a second plurality of seals arranged at second opposing edges of the panel, the first and the second plurality of seals having corrugated surfaces;

wherein the first plurality of seals are arranged to interface with the supporting posts and one of the second plurality of seals is arranged to interface with a floor of the entrance to provide, upon compression of the first and the second plurality of seals, a water-tight arrangement against entry of flood waters into the building; and

wherein in use the pair of fasteners is arranged to exert a force downwardly on the at least one panel in a direction towards the floor of the entrance so as to compress the one of the second plurality of seals to provide the water-tight arrangement.