Process for the fastening of an element absorbing electromagneti

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Radio wave absorber

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342 4, G01S 736

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ABSTRACT:
The invention pertains to a process to fasten an intrinsic element absorbing electromagnetic waves onto a wall of a structure or infrastructure.
The process of the invention consists of coating a surface of a wall of a structure by means of a syntactic foam with the rheologic properties of a mastic and being transparent to electromagnetic waves, then placing an element absorbing electromagnetic waves into or onto the syntactic foam coating, and letting the syntactic foam harden. The process can be used to place an element absorbing electromagnetic waves onto surfaces of any shape and in a simple manner without requiring special equipment.

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