A METHOD FOR PREVENTING GASES AND FLUIDS TO PENETRATE A SURFACE OF AN OBJECT
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1. A method for preventing gases and fluids to penetrate a surface of an object, comprising the steps of:
- depositing (S1) an amorphous metal (5) on a surface of an object (4);
forming (S2) a continuous layer of said amorphous metal (5) on said surface of said object (4);
binding (S3) said amorphous metal (5) to said surface of said object by chemical binding; and
passivation (S4) of a surface of said amorphous metal (5) facing away from said surface of said object (4).
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a method for preventing gases and fluids to penetrate a surface of an object, comprising the steps of: depositing (S1) an amorphous metal (5) on a surface of an object (4); forming (S2) a continuous layer of the amorphous metal (5) on the surface of the object (4); binding (S3) the amorphous metal (5) to the surface of the object by chemical binding; and passivation (S4) of a surface of the amorphous metal (5) facing away from the surface of the object (4).
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1. A method for preventing gases and fluids to penetrate a surface of an object, comprising the steps of:
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depositing (S1) an amorphous metal (5) on a surface of an object (4); forming (S2) a continuous layer of said amorphous metal (5) on said surface of said object (4); binding (S3) said amorphous metal (5) to said surface of said object by chemical binding; and passivation (S4) of a surface of said amorphous metal (5) facing away from said surface of said object (4). - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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- 9. A membrane (4), characterized in that a surface thereof is covered with a layer of an amorphous metal (5), wherein said amorphous metal is chemically bound to said surface of said membrane and wherein said layer comprises a passive surface facing away from said surface of said membrane.
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13. The membrane of claim 13, wherein said composition gradually changes from mainly a first amorphous metal to mainly a second amorphous metal.
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