It is prevented that..."

[manky]

"It is prevented that..."

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

For example, do the following sentenses have the same meanings ?
Heat is prevented from damaging the device.
It is prevented that heat damages the device.

[Tdol]

No, it's not correct. You could say 'It prevents heat from damging', but that would slightly change the meaning and suggest that something specific stops the damage.