JPH063782B2 - Method for manufacturing resin-molded induction device - Google Patents

Method for manufacturing resin-molded induction device

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JPH063782B2
JPH063782B2 JP33538587A JP33538587A JPH063782B2 JP H063782 B2 JPH063782 B2 JP H063782B2 JP 33538587 A JP33538587 A JP 33538587A JP 33538587 A JP33538587 A JP 33538587A JP H063782 B2 JPH063782 B2 JP H063782B2
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冨士雄 時光
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 この発明は海上輸送用冷凍コンテナの電源変圧器など海
水の飛沫がかかる雰囲気で使用される樹脂モールド形誘
導電器の製造方法、ことに埋込み支持金具を持たないモ
ールド樹脂層の形成方法に関する。
Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a resin-molded induction device used in an environment where seawater splashes such as a power transformer of a refrigerating container for marine transportation, and particularly embedded support. The present invention relates to a method for forming a mold resin layer having no metal fitting.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

海上輸送用冷凍コンテナは、その航路が熱帯から寒帯ま
で広い範囲にわたるために電器が相遇する温度範囲が広
く、かつ海水の飛沫がかかる甲板などに設置され、また
船体の動揺や波の衝撃による加速度を繰返し受けるな
ど、陸上では考えられない苛酷な環境にさらされる。し
たがって、電源変圧器は全体樹脂モールドされて、本体
部分への塩水の浸透を遮断するとともに、冷熱サイクル
や機械的衝撃に耐えるよう強固に形成される。
Frozen containers for marine transportation have a wide range of routes from the tropical to the boreal zone, so the temperature range that electric appliances can handle is wide, and they are installed on the deck where seawater splashes. It is exposed to a harsh environment that is unthinkable on land, such as repeated exposure. Therefore, the power transformer is entirely resin-molded to block the permeation of salt water into the main body portion and to be firmly formed to withstand a thermal cycle and mechanical shock.

第4図は従来装置の一例を示す一部破砕側断面図であ
り、ゴム弾性を有する緩衝被覆4で覆われた鉄心2と、
これに巻装された巻線3、および巻線3から引き出され
たリード線(図示せず)などからなる変圧器本体1は、
エポキシ樹脂などの厚いモールド絶縁層5中に一体注型
されている。また、上述の樹脂モールド変圧器をコンテ
ナあるいは船体に固定するために、外周面にローレット
加工を施した埋込み支持金具7が複数個モールド絶縁層
5中に埋込まれており、この埋込み支持金具7の一端は
緩衝被覆4を貫通して鉄心2の締付板に固定され、モー
ルド絶縁層5の注型作業時には他方端が金型に固定され
て変圧器本体1を金型内の所定位置に保持し、樹脂モー
ルド変圧器の完成時点では埋込み支持金具7をボルト8
により支持台9に連結することにより、変圧器は支持台
9を介してコンテナあるいは船体に強固に固定される。
FIG. 4 is a partially crushed side cross-sectional view showing an example of a conventional device, and an iron core 2 covered with a cushioning coating 4 having rubber elasticity,
The transformer main body 1 including the winding 3 wound around the winding 3 and the lead wire (not shown) drawn from the winding 3 is
It is integrally cast in a thick mold insulating layer 5 such as an epoxy resin. Further, in order to fix the above-mentioned resin mold transformer to a container or a hull, a plurality of embedded support metal fittings 7 having an outer peripheral surface subjected to knurling are embedded in the mold insulating layer 5. One end of the transformer penetrates the buffer coating 4 and is fixed to the tightening plate of the iron core 2, and the other end is fixed to the mold during the casting operation of the mold insulating layer 5, so that the transformer main body 1 is set at a predetermined position in the mold. Hold it, and at the time of completion of the resin-molded transformer, mount the embedded support metal 7 on the bolt 8
The transformer is firmly fixed to the container or the hull via the support base 9 by being connected to the support base 9.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problems to be solved by the invention]

ところが、上述のように強固に形成された樹脂モールド
変圧器に、実用条件を想定した振動,衝撃,冷熱サイク
ル,海水浸漬などのストレスを加えた後、巻線の絶縁抵
抗,外観変化,分解点検などを行う検証試験を行なった
ところ、埋込み支持金具7の周囲にモールド絶縁層のは
く離が生じ、このはく離が進展して鉄心2に達するモー
ルド絶縁層のき裂が生じ、この隙間を介して海水が変圧
器本体1にまで浸透して、鉄心の発錆や巻線の絶縁抵抗
の低下を起こすという欠点があることが明らかになっ
た。
However, after the resin molded transformer that has been firmly formed as described above is subjected to stress such as vibration, shock, cooling / heating cycle, and seawater immersion assuming practical conditions, the insulation resistance of the winding, change in appearance, and overhaul inspection. As a result of performing a verification test such as, the mold insulating layer is peeled around the embedded support fitting 7, and the peeling progresses to cause cracks in the mold insulating layer reaching the iron core 2. Has penetrated into the transformer body 1 to cause rusting of the iron core and decrease in insulation resistance of the winding.

この発明方法の目的は、モールド絶縁層のシール性能の
弱点となる埋込み支持金具を排除することにより、苛酷
な環境条件に耐える樹脂モールド形誘導電器が得られる
製造方法を提供することにある。
An object of the method of the present invention is to provide a manufacturing method capable of obtaining a resin-molded electric induction machine that withstands harsh environmental conditions by eliminating embedded support metal fittings, which are weak points of the sealing performance of the mold insulating layer.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

上記問題点を解決するために、この発明方法によれば、
緩衝被覆を有する鉄心とそれに巻装された巻線を主体と
する誘導電器本体を金型に収納し、先端が前記緩衝被覆
を貫通して鉄心と係合し他方端が金型に着脱可能に固定
された複数の仮ボスによって所定位置に保持し、注型樹
脂組成物を注型し、硬化処理を行った後離型し、仮ボス
を引抜くことによってモールド絶縁層に残った穴の前記
緩衝被覆の貫通孔部分にゴム系接着剤を充填して前記緩
衝被覆の貫通孔を補修し、さらにその外側のモールド絶
縁層に対応する穴部分に室温硬化形の接着剤を充填し封
止することとする。
In order to solve the above problems, according to the method of the present invention,
An iron core having a buffer coating and an induction-electric body mainly composed of a winding wound around the core are housed in a mold, and the tip penetrates the buffer coating and engages with the core, and the other end is detachable from the mold. It is held in place by a plurality of fixed temporary bosses, the casting resin composition is cast, the mold is released after the curing treatment, and the temporary bosses are pulled to remove the holes remaining in the mold insulating layer. The through hole portion of the buffer coating is filled with a rubber adhesive to repair the through hole of the buffer coating, and the hole portion corresponding to the mold insulating layer on the outside is filled with a room temperature curing type adhesive agent for sealing. I will.

〔作用〕[Action]

上記手段において、誘導電器本体を注型用の金型に収納
する際、金型に着脱可能に固定された棒状の仮ボスを複
数個所に設け、その先端が緩衝被覆を貫通して鉄心の例
えば凹所と係合し、誘導電器本体を金型内の所定位置に
保持させるとともに、モールド絶縁層の注型,硬化,離
型工程を実行し,仮ボスを引抜くよう構成したことによ
り、埋込み支持金具を用いることなく誘導電器本体全体
を密着して包囲するモールド絶縁層を形成することがで
きる。また、仮ボスを引抜くことによってモールド絶縁
層には鉄心に達する穴が残るが、この穴に充填されるゴ
ム弾性を有するシーリング剤によって緩衝被覆の孔が補
修され、さらにその外側に充填されるパテ状の室温硬化
形接着剤からなる封止層によりモールド絶縁層の孔が補
修されることにより、局部的応力集中のないモールド絶
縁層が形成され、振動,衝撃,冷熱サイクル,海水浸漬
などの苛酷な使用条件に十分耐えるモールド絶縁層を有
する樹脂モールド誘導電器が得られる。
In the above means, when accommodating the induction body into the casting mold, rod-shaped temporary bosses detachably fixed to the mold are provided at a plurality of locations, and the tip of the rod-shaped temporary boss penetrates the buffer coating to form, for example, an iron core. By embedding the temporary boss by engaging with the recess and holding the body of the induction machine in place in the mold, and performing the steps of casting, curing, and releasing the mold insulation layer, and pulling out the temporary boss. It is possible to form a mold insulating layer that tightly adheres to and surrounds the entire body of the induction electric device without using a support metal fitting. Further, by pulling out the temporary boss, a hole reaching the iron core remains in the mold insulating layer, but the hole of the buffer coating is repaired by the sealing agent having rubber elasticity filled in this hole and further filled in the outside thereof. By repairing the holes in the mold insulation layer with a sealing layer made of putty-like room temperature curing adhesive, a mold insulation layer without localized stress concentration is formed, and vibration, shock, thermal cycling, seawater immersion, etc. It is possible to obtain a resin-molded induction electric machine having a mold insulating layer that withstands severe usage conditions.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下この発明を実施例に基づいて説明する。 The present invention will be described below based on examples.

第1図はこの発明の実施例方法に基づいて製作された樹
脂モールド変圧器の一部破砕側断面図、第2図は注型金
型への変圧器本体の収納状態を示す断面図であり、いず
れもリード線およびその引出し端子部など細部の構造は
省略してある。図において、緩衝被覆4を有する鉄心2
と、これに巻装された巻線3を主体とする誘導電器本体
1は、モールド絶縁層5の注型加工に際して先ず第2図
に示すように金型21に収納される。金型21には誘導
電器本体1の鉄心2に先端部が係合して誘導電器本体1
を金型21内の所定位置に位置決めして保持する複数個
の棒状の仮ボス22が設けられる。第2図の場合、仮ボ
ス22はフランジ23を有する棒状に形成され、金型2
1に設けられた孔21Aを貫通した仮ボス22の先端が緩
衝被覆4を貫通して鉄心2側の凹所2Aと係合するよ
う、フランジ23が金型21の外壁にガスケットなどを
介してねじ24によって気密に固定される。
FIG. 1 is a partial crush side sectional view of a resin-molded transformer manufactured according to the embodiment method of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a state where the transformer main body is housed in a casting mold. In all of these, detailed structures such as the lead wire and the lead terminal portion thereof are omitted. In the figure, an iron core 2 having a buffer coating 4
At the time of casting the mold insulating layer 5, the main body 1 of the induction electric device, which is mainly composed of the winding 3 wound around it, is first housed in the mold 21 as shown in FIG. The tip of the die 21 is engaged with the iron core 2 of the induction machine body 1 so that the induction machine body 1
A plurality of rod-shaped temporary bosses 22 for positioning and holding the mold in a predetermined position in the mold 21 are provided. In the case of FIG. 2, the temporary boss 22 is formed in a rod shape having a flange 23, and the mold 2
In order that the tip of the temporary boss 22 penetrating the hole 21A provided in the first part penetrates the buffer coating 4 and engages with the recess 2A on the iron core 2 side, the flange 23 is provided on the outer wall of the mold 21 via a gasket or the like. It is fixed airtight by the screw 24.

上述のように誘導電器本体1が仮ボス22によって金型
21内の所定位置に保持された状態で全体が真空注型槽
に収納され、無機質充填材等を含む液状の注型樹脂組成
物,例えばエポキシ樹脂組成物が注型され、さらに加熱
硬化槽に移されて硬化処理が行われた後離型が行われる
ことにより、第1図に示すように仮ボスの引抜き穴11
を有するモールド絶縁層5が形成される。そこで、仮ボ
スの引抜き穴11の奥部にシリコーンゴム系,ウレタン
ゴム系,あるいはチオコールゴム系等のパテ状のゴム系
接着剤(またはシーリング材)を充填し、鉄心の凹所2
Aおよび緩衝被覆4に残った仮ボス22の引抜き穴を埋
めるゴム弾性を有する補修層12を形成する。さらに、
その外側のモールド絶縁層5の穴の部分に常温硬化形の
パテ状のエポキシ樹脂系接着剤(例えば商品名アラルダ
イトAV138,チバ社製)を充填して固化することによ
り、仮ボス引抜き穴11の封止層13を形成する。な
お、封止層13の形成に際して引抜き穴11の内周面に
付着した離型剤を除去し、かつ必要に応じて接着面の粗
面化処理を行うことはいうまでもないことである。
As described above, the whole induction housing body 1 is held in a predetermined position in the mold 21 by the temporary boss 22 and is housed in a vacuum casting tank, and a liquid casting resin composition containing an inorganic filler and the like, For example, an epoxy resin composition is cast, further transferred to a heating and curing tank to be subjected to a curing treatment, and then released from the mold, whereby a temporary boss extraction hole 11 as shown in FIG.
The mold insulating layer 5 having the is formed. Therefore, a putty-like rubber adhesive (or sealing material) such as silicone rubber, urethane rubber, or thiochol rubber is filled in the inner part of the pull-out hole 11 of the temporary boss, and the recess 2 of the iron core is filled.
A repair layer 12 having rubber elasticity is formed to fill the extraction hole of the temporary boss 22 remaining in A and the buffer coating 4. further,
The provisional boss drawing hole 11 is formed by filling the hole portion of the mold insulating layer 5 on the outside thereof with a room-temperature-curing putty-like epoxy resin adhesive (for example, trade name Araldite AV138, manufactured by Ciba) and solidifying. The sealing layer 13 is formed. Needless to say, the release agent adhering to the inner peripheral surface of the extraction hole 11 is removed when the sealing layer 13 is formed, and the adhesive surface is roughened if necessary.

以上、この発明の実施例方法においては、仮ボスを用い
たことにより従来技術における埋込み支持金具を用いる
ことなくモールド絶縁層5の注型作業を行うことが可能
となり、かつ仮ボスの引抜き穴を緩衝被覆4に該当する
部分がゴム弾性を有する補修層12により、またモール
ド絶縁層5に該当する部分がモールド絶縁層と同質の封
止層13によってそれぞれ補修かつ封止されることによ
り、製作された樹脂モールド形誘導電器の誘導電器本体
1は、熱応力やこれに基づくき裂,はく離などの弱点の
発生源となる埋込み支持金具を持たない均質なモールド
絶縁層で全面が覆われ、かつ剛性の高い鉄心2とモール
ド絶縁層5とが補修層12を有する緩衝被覆4によって
隔離されて両者間に作用する熱応力がほぼ完全に吸収さ
れるので、いわゆる理想的な封止構造を有する樹脂モー
ルド形誘導電器が得られる。そこで、第1図に示すよう
に防振ゴム19を介してモールド絶縁層5を包囲する締
付バンド18を用いて樹脂モールド形誘導電器を支持台
9に固定するよう構成すれば、船体の動揺や波の衝撃が
防振ゴム19によって吸収されるとともに、誘導電器に
加わる加速度がモールド絶縁層5に局部的に集中するこ
とが排除され、したがって苛酷な使用条件に十分耐える
優れた性能を有する樹脂モールド形誘導電器を得ること
ができる。
As described above, in the embodiment method of the present invention, by using the temporary boss, the casting work of the mold insulating layer 5 can be performed without using the embedded supporting metal fitting in the conventional technique, and the temporary boss extraction hole can be formed. The portion corresponding to the buffer coating 4 is repaired and sealed by the repair layer 12 having rubber elasticity, and the portion corresponding to the mold insulating layer 5 is repaired and sealed by the sealing layer 13 having the same quality as the mold insulating layer. In addition, the main body 1 of the resin-molded inductor is covered with a homogeneous mold insulating layer that does not have embedded support metal fittings that are sources of weak points such as thermal stress and cracks and peeling caused by it, and is rigid. The core 2 having high strength and the mold insulating layer 5 are separated by the buffer coating 4 having the repair layer 12, and the thermal stress acting between the two is almost completely absorbed. Virtual specific resin mold type having a sealing structure induction apparatus is obtained. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 1, if the resin-molded induction machine is fixed to the support base 9 by using the tightening band 18 surrounding the mold insulating layer 5 via the vibration-proof rubber 19, it is possible to move the hull. A resin having excellent performance capable of absorbing shock of waves and waves by the anti-vibration rubber 19 and locally concentrating the acceleration applied to the induction electric device on the mold insulating layer 5, and therefore sufficiently enduring severe operating conditions. A molded induction device can be obtained.

第3図は前述の実施例になる冷凍コンテナ用電源変圧器
の検証試験結果を従来技術になるそれと対比して示した
特性表であり、いずれも容量12KVA,電圧400V/
22V,総重量90kgの樹脂モールド変圧器からなり、
実用条件を模擬した加振試験,ヒートショック試験(温
度範囲−30℃〜100℃,5サイクル)を行なった後、海
水浸漬500ないし5000時間における外観変化,巻線と支
持台との間の絶縁抵抗および5000時間経過後に分解点検
を行なった結果を示したものである。図において、従来
技術に基づく比較例においては、樹脂モールド層の外観
に異状は認められないものの、絶縁抵抗は浸漬500時間
後に50MΩ,2000時間後には0MΩと急速に低下し、
海水が埋込み支持金具の界面を通って変圧器本体の巻線
部分にまで浸透していることをうかがわせるとともに、
分解点検において鉄心が腐食していることが確認され
た。これに対して実施例においては、5000時間浸漬後も
絶縁抵抗は2000MΩ以上を維持し、巻線部分にまでは海
水が浸透していないことをうかがわせるとともに、5000
時間後の分解点検において、モールド絶縁層および鉄心
に異常は認められず、従来技術に比べて苛酷な環境に耐
える十分な信頼性を有することが証明された。
FIG. 3 is a characteristic table showing the verification test results of the power supply transformer for the refrigerating container according to the above-mentioned embodiment in comparison with that of the conventional technique, both having a capacity of 12 KVA and a voltage of 400 V /
22V, 90kg total weight made of resin molded transformer,
After conducting vibration test and heat shock test (temperature range -30 ℃ to 100 ℃, 5 cycles) simulating practical conditions, appearance change in seawater immersion for 500 to 5000 hours, insulation between winding and support base It shows the results of resistance and overhaul inspection after 5000 hours. In the figure, in the comparative example based on the prior art, although the appearance of the resin mold layer is not abnormal, the insulation resistance rapidly decreases to 50 MΩ after 500 hours of immersion and 0 MΩ after 2000 hours.
It shows that seawater has penetrated to the winding part of the transformer body through the interface of the embedded support metal fittings.
During overhaul, it was confirmed that the iron core was corroded. On the other hand, in the embodiment, the insulation resistance is maintained at 2000 MΩ or more even after being immersed for 5000 hours, which shows that seawater does not penetrate into the winding portion.
In the overhaul inspection after a lapse of time, no abnormality was found in the mold insulating layer and the iron core, and it was proved that the mold insulating layer and the iron core have sufficient reliability to withstand a harsh environment as compared with the prior art.

〔発明の効果〕〔The invention's effect〕

この発明は前述のように、緩衝被覆を有する鉄心とこれ
に巻装された巻線を主体とする誘導電器本体を、仮ボス
を用いて金型内に位置決めしてモールド絶縁層の注型お
よび硬化処理を行い、仮ボスの引抜き穴をゴム弾性を有
する緩衝被覆の補修層と、モールド絶縁層と同質の封止
層とによって封止するよう構成した。その結果、埋込み
支持金具を用いずに注型を行なえるとともに、仮ボスの
引抜き穴が緩衝被覆およびモールド絶縁層と同質の補修
層および封止層によって封止されて均質なモールド絶縁
層中に誘導電器本体が完全に埋設された樹脂モールド形
誘導電器が得られるので、従来方法における埋込み支持
金具とモールド絶縁層との界面に生ずるき裂やはく離
と、これに起因する海水の浸透に基づく鉄心の腐食や巻
線絶縁の性能低下などの問題点がほぼ完全に排除され、
海上輸送冷凍コンテナなど苛酷な環境条件に対して十分
な信頼性を有する樹脂モールド形誘導電器を容易に得ら
れる製造方法を提供することができる。
As described above, according to the present invention, an iron core having a cushioning coating and an induction body mainly composed of a winding wound around the core are positioned in a mold by using a temporary boss to cast a mold insulating layer and A hardening treatment was performed, and the extraction hole of the temporary boss was configured to be sealed by a repair layer of a buffer coating having rubber elasticity and a sealing layer of the same quality as the mold insulating layer. As a result, casting can be performed without using the embedded support metal fittings, and the extraction holes of the temporary boss are sealed by the buffer coating and the repair layer and sealing layer of the same quality as the mold insulating layer to form a homogeneous mold insulating layer. Since a resin-molded induction machine in which the body of the induction machine is completely embedded can be obtained, the iron core based on the cracks and delaminations that occur at the interface between the embedded support bracket and the mold insulating layer in the conventional method, and the resulting penetration of seawater. Problems such as corrosion of the wire and deterioration of winding insulation performance are almost completely eliminated,
(EN) It is possible to provide a manufacturing method by which a resin-molded induction machine having sufficient reliability against harsh environmental conditions such as a marine transportation refrigeration container can be easily obtained.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

第1図はこの発明の実施例方法になる樹脂モールド形誘
導電器を示す一部破砕断面図、第2図は実施例方法にお
ける誘導電器本体の金型への位置決め状態を示す断面
図、第3図は実施例方法および比較例方法になる樹脂モ
ールド形誘導電器の検証試験結果を示す特性表、第4図
は従来構造を示す一部破砕断面図である。 1…誘導電器本体、2…鉄心、3…巻線、4…緩衝被
覆、5…モールド絶縁層、7…埋込み支持金具、11…
仮ボス引抜き穴、12…補修層(ゴム系接着剤)、13
…封止層(常温硬化形の接着剤)、21…金型、21A…
孔、22…仮ボス、18…締付バンド、19…防振ゴ
ム、9…支持台。
FIG. 1 is a partially crushed sectional view showing a resin-molded induction machine according to an embodiment method of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a positioning state of an induction machine body in a mold according to the embodiment method. FIG. 4 is a characteristic table showing the results of verification tests of resin-molded induction electrical appliances according to the example method and the comparative example method, and FIG. 4 is a partially crushed sectional view showing the conventional structure. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Inductor body, 2 ... Iron core, 3 ... Winding, 4 ... Buffer coating, 5 ... Mold insulating layer, 7 ... Embedded support metal fitting, 11 ...
Temporary boss drawing hole, 12 ... Repair layer (rubber adhesive), 13
... Sealing layer (room temperature curing adhesive), 21 ... Mold, 21A ...
Holes, 22 ... Temporary boss, 18 ... Tightening band, 19 ... Anti-vibration rubber, 9 ... Support base.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】緩衝被覆を有する鉄心とそれに巻装された
巻線を主体とする誘導電器本体を金型に収納し、先端が
前記緩衝被覆を貫通して鉄心と係合し他方端が金型にに
着脱可能に固定された複数の仮ボスによって所定位置に
保持し、注型樹脂組成物を注型し、硬化処理を行った後
離型し、仮ボスを引抜くことによってモールド絶縁層に
残った穴の前記緩衝被覆の貫通孔部分にゴム系接着剤を
充填して前記緩衝被覆の貫通孔を補修し、さらにその外
側のモールド絶縁層に対応する穴部分に室温硬化形の接
着剤を充填し封止することを特徴とする樹脂モールド形
誘導電器の製造方法。
Claim: What is claimed is: 1. An iron core having a shock-absorbing coating and an induction electric device main body comprising a winding wound around the shock-absorbing coating are housed in a mold, the tip of which penetrates the shock-absorbing coating to engage with the iron core and the other end of which is made of metal. Mold insulating layer by holding in place with a plurality of temporary bosses that are detachably fixed to the mold, casting a casting resin composition, performing curing treatment, and then releasing the temporary boss. The through hole portion of the buffer coating of the remaining hole is filled with a rubber adhesive to repair the through hole of the buffer coating, and the room temperature curing type adhesive agent is applied to the hole portion corresponding to the outer mold insulating layer. A method for manufacturing a resin-molded induction electric device, which comprises filling and sealing a resin.
JP33538587A 1987-12-29 1987-12-29 Method for manufacturing resin-molded induction device Expired - Lifetime JPH063782B2 (en)

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