EP2129478A1 - Verfahren zur bereitstellung eines reinigungsmediums und verfahren und reinigungsvorrichtung zur reinigung eines werkstücks - Google Patents
Verfahren zur bereitstellung eines reinigungsmediums und verfahren und reinigungsvorrichtung zur reinigung eines werkstücksInfo
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- EP2129478A1 EP2129478A1 EP08734933A EP08734933A EP2129478A1 EP 2129478 A1 EP2129478 A1 EP 2129478A1 EP 08734933 A EP08734933 A EP 08734933A EP 08734933 A EP08734933 A EP 08734933A EP 2129478 A1 EP2129478 A1 EP 2129478A1
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- cleaning
- cleaning liquid
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- cleaning gas
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
- B05B—SPRAYING APPARATUS; ATOMISING APPARATUS; NOZZLES
- B05B7/00—Spraying apparatus for discharge of liquids or other fluent materials from two or more sources, e.g. of liquid and air, of powder and gas
- B05B7/24—Spraying apparatus for discharge of liquids or other fluent materials from two or more sources, e.g. of liquid and air, of powder and gas with means, e.g. a container, for supplying liquid or other fluent material to a discharge device
- B05B7/26—Apparatus in which liquids or other fluent materials from different sources are brought together before entering the discharge device
- B05B7/262—Apparatus in which liquids or other fluent materials from different sources are brought together before entering the discharge device a liquid and a gas being brought together before entering the discharge device
- B05B7/267—Apparatus in which liquids or other fluent materials from different sources are brought together before entering the discharge device a liquid and a gas being brought together before entering the discharge device the liquid and the gas being both under pressure
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B08—CLEANING
- B08B—CLEANING IN GENERAL; PREVENTION OF FOULING IN GENERAL
- B08B3/00—Cleaning by methods involving the use or presence of liquid or steam
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B08—CLEANING
- B08B—CLEANING IN GENERAL; PREVENTION OF FOULING IN GENERAL
- B08B3/00—Cleaning by methods involving the use or presence of liquid or steam
- B08B3/02—Cleaning by the force of jets or sprays
Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method for providing a cleaning medium.
- a cleaning liquid is pressurized and sprayed onto the workpiece in order to ablate or rinse off the contaminants from the workpiece.
- the present invention has the object to provide a method for providing a cleaning medium, the efficiency of which is improved over known methods.
- This object is achieved in a method for providing a cleaning medium in that a cleaning gas, in particular air, is introduced into a memory, and that a pressurized cleaning liquid for pressurizing the standing under an outlet pressure cleaning gas is introduced into the memory.
- the method according to the invention makes it possible to provide a cleaning medium comprising a cleaning gas and a cleaning liquid. Since the cleaning liquid is pressurized, the cleaning gas under an initial pressure can be pressurized with the aid of the cleaning liquid. This has the advantage that no further devices, in particular compressors, are required for pressurizing the cleaning gas. This simplifies the provision of a cleaning medium comprising a high-pressure cleaning gas.
- the cleaning gas and the cleaning liquid are successively introduced into the memory. This has the advantage that the partial volumes that occupy the cleaning gas and the cleaning liquid in the memory, can be particularly well matched.
- the cleaning gas and then the cleaning liquid is introduced into the reservoir.
- the amount of cleaning gas introduced into the memory can be set particularly accurately.
- the cleaning gas and the cleaning liquid can be introduced simultaneously into the memory.
- This has the advantage that the total time required to provide the cleaning medium can be reduced. Furthermore, it is possible to first introduce cleaning gas into the storage, then for a certain time to introduce cleaning gas and cleaning liquid simultaneously into the storage and finally to introduce only cleaning liquid into the storage.
- the cleaning gas and the cleaning liquid are brought into direct contact with each other in the reservoir.
- the memory can be constructed very easily, without a separating element between the cleaning gas and the cleaning liquid.
- the memory may be in the form of a storage container which provides a common storage volume for the cleaning gas and the cleaning liquid.
- the cleaning gas before its pressurization by the cleaning liquid is at an outlet pressure which is equal to an ambient pressure.
- the cleaning gas may be under an initial pressure of at least approximately 1 bar before it is pressurized by the cleaning fluid. This has the advantage that the cleaning gas, in particular air, can be taken directly from the environment of the memory and introduced into the memory.
- the cleaning gas may be under an initial pressure of at least approximately 2 bar before it is pressurized by the cleaning fluid.
- the increase in the outlet pressure of the cleaning gas has the advantage that a larger volume fraction for the cleaning gas is available for a given storage volume than at lower outlet pressures.
- the cleaning gas before its pressurization by the cleaning liquid under an outlet pressure of at most about 10 bar stands.
- the cleaning gas can be brought to a relative to an ambient pressure increased outlet pressure using simple compressor, without the use of expensive compressors is required.
- the cleaning gas is provided by means of a cleaning gas supply device which supplies the cleaning gas with a cleaning gas supply pressure.
- This cleaning gas supply pressure can in the simplest case correspond to the ambient pressure.
- the cleaning gas supply device enables a compression of the cleaning gas, for example, to apply this from an ambient pressure of for example about 1 bar with an increased cleaning gas supply pressure of for example at least about 2 bar up to about 10 bar. This makes it possible to introduce a larger amount of cleaning gas in a given storage volume.
- the introduction of the cleaning gas is controlled in the memory by means of a locking device.
- the amount of cleaning gas to be introduced into the reservoir can be set particularly well.
- the cleaning gas is provided by means of a cleaning gas supply device, which supplies the cleaning gas with a cleaning gas supply pressure, and the barrier device is opened from a closed state until the cleaning gas introduced thereby into the reservoir is at an outlet pressure is equal to the cleaning gas supply pressure, and then the locking device is closed.
- the blocking device can thus be opened until the cleaning gas that has been introduced into the reservoir is under the same pressure with which the cleaning gas supply device under cleaning gas supply pressure provides standing cleaning gas.
- the outlet pressure of the cleaning gas that is to say the pressure of the cleaning gas in the reservoir before the pressurization with the cleaning fluid, can be set exactly to the value of the cleaning gas supply pressure.
- the cleaning gas is provided by means of a cleaning gas supply device, which supplies the cleaning gas with a cleaning gas supply pressure, and the locking device is opened from a closed state only so long that the thereby introduced into the memory cleaning gas under a Output pressure is less than the cleaning gas supply pressure, and then the locking device is closed.
- the cleaning fluid is brought to a working pressure that exceeds the outlet pressure of the cleaning gas before it is introduced into the reservoir. As a result, the pressurization of the cleaning liquid can take place outside the store.
- the cleaning liquid is brought to a working pressure of at least about 2 bar prior to introduction into the storage.
- a working pressure of at least about 2 bar for example, under an initial pressure of 1 bar standing cleaning gas can be applied with twice the pressure.
- the cleaning liquid is brought to a working pressure of at least about 5 bar prior to introduction into the storage.
- the cleaning gas can be subjected to a corresponding pressure, so that it can be provided with a pressure which allows a good cleaning effect.
- the cleaning liquid is brought before introduction into the memory to a working pressure of at most about 80 bar.
- the cleaning liquid is brought to a working pressure of at most about 40 bar prior to introduction into the storage.
- a working pressure of at most about 40 bar prior to introduction into the storage.
- the cleaning fluid is provided by means of a cleaning fluid supply device which supplies the cleaning fluid with a cleaning fluid supply pressure. This allows easy control of the working pressure with which the cleaning liquid pressurizes the cleaning gas.
- the introduction of cleaning liquid into the memory is controlled by means of a shut-off device. This allows a precise adjustment of the amount of cleaning liquid that is introduced into the memory.
- the cleaning liquid is provided by means of a cleaning liquid supply means, which supplies the cleaning liquid with a cleaning liquid supply pressure, and the shut-off device is opened from a closed state, until the cleaning liquid introduced thereby into the storage unit cleans the cleaning gas Cleaning fluid supply pressure of the cleaning liquid is applied, and then the shut-off device is closed.
- the cleaning liquid can be introduced into the memory until the working pressure with which the cleaning fluid acts on the cleaning gas corresponds to the cleaning fluid supply pressure. This allows easy adjustment of the working pressure with which the cleaning fluid acts on the cleaning gas.
- the cleaning liquid is provided by means of a cleaning liquid supply means, which supplies the cleaning liquid with a cleaning liquid supply pressure, and the shut-off device is opened from a closed state only so long that the thereby introduced into the memory cleaning liquid, the cleaning gas applied to a working pressure which is smaller than the cleaning liquid supply pressure of the cleaning liquid, and then the shut-off device is closed.
- a cleaning liquid supply means which supplies the cleaning liquid with a cleaning liquid supply pressure
- the shut-off device is opened from a closed state only so long that the thereby introduced into the memory cleaning liquid, the cleaning gas applied to a working pressure which is smaller than the cleaning liquid supply pressure of the cleaning liquid, and then the shut-off device is closed.
- the cleaning fluid is filtered by means of a filter device. This can be prevented that deposit solids in the memory.
- the cleaning fluid is removed from a storage container.
- the cleaning liquid can be provided in sufficiently large quantities even if the process according to the invention is run several times.
- the present invention further relates to a method of cleaning a workpiece comprising providing a cleaning medium by a method of providing a cleaning medium described above, and supplying the cleaning gas from the memory to the workpiece.
- the inventive method for cleaning a workpiece is particularly suitable for machined workpieces. These may include processing residues such as metal shavings, blast media, foundry sand, and processing fluids that can be removed from the workpiece with the aid of the cleaning gas. Particularly well, the inventive method for removing residues from cavities of engine parts, in particular of cylinder heads.
- the cleaning method according to the invention can be carried out directly in a processing station in which the workpiece to be cleaned has been processed or is to be processed.
- the method for cleaning a workpiece comprises feeding the cleaning fluid from the reservoir to the workpiece.
- This makes it possible to clean the workpiece both with the aid of cleaning gas and with the help of cleaning fluid.
- a particularly good cleaning effect can be achieved.
- it is not necessary to provide separate systems for cleaning gas and for cleaning fluid. Rather, a common memory both cleaning gas and cleaning fluid can be removed. This will be at only one very low equipment expense allows a combined application of cleaning gas and cleaning fluid on the same workpiece.
- the cleaning gas and the cleaning liquid are sequentially fed from the reservoir to the workpiece. In this way, any undesired mixing of the cleaning gas with the cleaning fluid and a premature reduction of the working pressure of the cleaning gas can be avoided.
- the cleaning gas and then the cleaning liquid is led from the reservoir to the workpiece.
- This has the advantage that first with the help of the cleaning gas impurities detached from the workpiece and then the contaminants detached from the workpiece with the aid of the cleaning liquid can be rinsed or sprayed. As a result, a particularly good cleaning effect can be achieved.
- the supply of cleaning gas and / or cleaning liquid from the reservoir to the workpiece is controlled by means of a flow control device. This allows easy adjustment of the volume flow of the cleaning gas and / or the cleaning liquid.
- the flow control device may be advantageous to abruptly open the flow control device starting from a closed state for a supply of the cleaning gas from the storage to the workpiece.
- the transition from the closed to the open state preferably in the fully opened state, within a period of at most about 2 seconds, preferably at most about 0.5 seconds.
- the cleaning gas and / or the cleaning liquid can be supplied to the workpiece with an at least approximately temporally constant volume flow. As a result, a particularly uniform cleaning effect can be achieved.
- the cleaning gas and / or the cleaning liquid can be supplied to the workpiece with a pulsating volume flow.
- the amount of the supplied cleaning gas and / or the supplied cleaning liquid varies between different volume flow values. This variation can be done at a given frequency.
- the pulsating volume flow may optionally further increase the cleaning effect.
- a further embodiment of the invention provides that the cleaning gas is completely or substantially completely displaced from the reservoir before or during the supply of cleaning liquid to the workpiece. This makes it possible to use the entire amount of cleaning gas available in the store.
- the invention further relates to a cleaning device for cleaning a workpiece, with a memory for storing a cleaning medium and with a feed device for the supply of the cleaning medium from the memory to the workpiece.
- the invention is based on the further object to provide a cleaning device with which an efficient provision of a cleaning medium is made possible. This object is achieved in a cleaning device having the features of the preamble of claim 37 according to the invention that the memory with a cleaning gas supply device for introducing a cleaning gas, in particular air, is connected to the memory and that for pressurizing the cleaning gas of the memory with a Cleaning liquid supply device is connected to the introduction of pressurized cleaning liquid in the memory.
- the cleaning gas supply device comprises a venting device which communicates with the environment of the cleaning device.
- the cleaning gas supply device comprises a cleaning gas supply line for connecting the cleaning gas supply device with the memory.
- a cleaning gas supply line for connecting the cleaning gas supply device with the memory.
- the cleaning gas supply line opens or in an upper area in the position of use of the storage.
- the cleaning gas can be fed directly to an upper area of the memory. In this way, any undesired mixing with the cleaning liquid can be avoided. This mixing can be avoided, in particular, if the cleaning gas supply line opens on or in an uppermost region of the storage in the position of use of the storage.
- the cleaning liquid supply device comprises a pressurizing device for pressurizing the cleaning liquid.
- a pressurizing device for pressurizing the cleaning liquid.
- the pressurization device comprises a pump. This can be designed and controlled appropriately for desired quantities and desired cleaning liquid supply pressures.
- the cleaning fluid supply device comprises a switching device which selectively supplies the cleaning fluid to the reservoir or to the reservoir.
- a switching device which selectively supplies the cleaning fluid to the reservoir or to the reservoir.
- an optionally provided pump can be operated in continuous operation.
- the cleaning liquid can be supplied to the reservoir. If required, the cleaning fluid under the cleaning fluid supply pressure is available for insertion into the reservoir without a time delay.
- the cleaning device comprises a drain device, which can assume a closed position and an open position, in which the drain device cleaning liquid and / or cleaning gas derives from the memory.
- the drain device has the advantage that the memory can be emptied without the feed device of the cleaning device having to be used for this purpose.
- the drain device comprises a drain line. This makes it possible to lead cleaning gas and / or cleaning fluid away from the reservoir.
- the drain line is fed by a lower position in the use position of the memory, so that the largest possible amount of cleaning gas and / or cleaning liquid can be derived.
- the drain line is fed by a lowermost in the use position area of the memory, so that the memory can be completely emptied.
- drain line opens on or in the reservoir of the cleaning fluid supply device. In this way, introduced into the memory cleaning liquid can be returned to the reservoir and introduced from there again in the memory.
- the supply device comprises a device for generating a pulsating volume flow of cleaning gas and / or cleaning liquid.
- a device for generating a pulsating volume flow of cleaning gas and / or cleaning liquid is described in WO 03/036144 A1, the disclosure of which is hereby incorporated by reference.
- the feed device comprises a discharge device which discharges the cleaning gas and / or the cleaning liquid in the direction of the workpiece.
- the application device makes it possible to influence the local distribution with which the cleaning gas and / or the cleaning liquid is conducted onto the workpiece or introduced into the workpiece.
- the application device comprises at least one nozzle unit, so that the cleaning medium can be applied finely distributed to the workpiece.
- the present invention further relates to the use of a cleaning device according to one of claims 37 to 61 for carrying out a method according to one of claims 1 to 36.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic representation of a cleaning device for
- the cleaning device comprises a memory which is filled with a cleaning gas in a first phase of a cleaning process
- FIG. 2 shows the cleaning device according to FIG. 1 in a second phase of the cleaning process, in which cleaning liquid is introduced into the reservoir;
- FIG. 4 shows the cleaning device according to FIG. 1 in a fourth phase of FIG
- a cleaning device shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 and designated as a whole by 2 serves to clean a workpiece 4, for example a cylinder head or a crankcase.
- the cleaning device 2 comprises a reservoir 6 into which cleaning gas can be introduced by means of a cleaning gas supply device 8.
- the cleaning device further comprises a cleaning liquid supply device 10, by means of which cleaning liquid can be introduced into the storage 6.
- the cleaning device 2 further comprises a feed device 12 for supplying cleaning gas and / or cleaning liquid from the reservoir 6 to the workpiece 4.
- the cleaning gas supply device 8 comprises a compressor 16 which compresses cleaning gas, in particular air, and pressurizes it with a cleaning gas supply pressure.
- the cleaning gas supply device 8 further comprises a cleaning gas supply line 18, which directs the cleaning gas from the compressor 16 to the memory 6.
- the cleaning gas supply device 8 further comprises a pressure measuring device 20 with which the cleaning gas supply pressure can be detected.
- the pressure measuring device 20 is arranged downstream of the compressor 16 when viewed in the flow direction of the cleaning gas. Downstream of the pressure measuring device 20, a locking device 22 is provided, which is designed as a check valve 24. Downstream of the barrier device 22, a venting device 26 is provided, which comprises a venting valve 28, via which the cleaning gas supply line 18 can communicate with an environment 30 of the cleaning device 2.
- the cleaning gas supply line 18 opens at an uppermost region 32 of the storage 6, which contains a storage volume 34.
- the cleaning fluid supply device 10 comprises a reservoir 36 for storing cleaning fluid 38.
- the reservoir 36 feeds a cleaning fluid supply line 40, via which cleaning fluid can be supplied from the reservoir 36 to a pressurization device 42.
- the pressurizing device 42 is in shape a pump 44 is formed.
- the pump 44 has both a conveying function to convey cleaning liquid 38 from the reservoir 36 into the reservoir 6, as well as a pressurizing function to apply a cleaning liquid supply pressure to the cleaning liquid 38.
- the cleaning liquid 38 is passed from the pump 44 to a filter device 46, which is designed as a filter 48. Downstream of the filter 48 branches off at a junction 50, a return line 52, which opens into the reservoir 36.
- the return line 52 can be opened or closed by means of a first switching valve 54.
- a second switching valve 56 Downstream of the branch 50, a second switching valve 56 is also provided.
- the first switching valve 54 and the second switching valve 56 together form a switching device 58.
- the cleaning liquid supply line 40 leads to a shut-off device 60. This is in the form of a shut-off valve 62. Downstream of the shut-off valve 62, the cleaning liquid supply line 40 opens at a lower region 64 of the storage 6.
- the feeding device 12 comprises a feed line 66, which is fed by an upper region 68 of the memory 6.
- the feeder 12 further comprises a flow control device 70, which is designed as a flow control valve 72.
- the supply line 66 opens at a discharge device 74, which comprises a nozzle unit 76. With the nozzle unit 76, cleaning gas and / or cleaning liquid 38 can be discharged in the direction of the workpiece 4.
- the drain device 14 includes a drain line 78 which is fed by a lowermost portion 80 of the memory 6.
- the drain device 14 comprises Further, a valve 82, so that the drain device 14 can assume a closed position and an open position in which the drain device 14 cleaning liquid 38 and / or cleaning gas can be derived from the memory 6.
- the drain line 78 opens at or in the reservoir 36.
- the check valve 24 of the cleaning gas supply device 8 is closed, so that cleaning gas can not get into the reservoir 6.
- the venting valve 28 of the venting device 26 is open, so that the cleaning gas supply device 8 downstream of the check valve 24 and the memory 6 are depressurized.
- the first switching valve 54 of the cleaning liquid supply device 10 is opened, while the second switching valve 56 is closed.
- the pump 44 suction cleaning liquid 38 from the reservoir 36 and pressurize with a cleaning fluid supply pressure.
- the pressurized cleaning liquid is filtered by means of the filter 48 and returned via the return line 52 back into the reservoir 36, so that a circulation circuit for the cleaning liquid is formed by the filter device 46.
- the shut-off valve 62 of the cleaning liquid supply device 10 and the flow control valve 72 of the feeder 12 are closed.
- the valve 82 of the drain device 14 is open.
- the memory 6 is completely emptied.
- the reservoir 6 can be filled with a cleaning medium. This will be described below with reference to FIG. 2.
- the valve 82 of the drain device 14 is first closed. Subsequently, the vent valve 28 of the cleaning gas supply device 8 is closed and the check valve 24 is opened. As a result, cleaning gas 84 flows from the compressor 16 via the cleaning gas supply line 18 into the reservoir 6. The cleaning gas 84 is then in the reservoir 6 at an outlet pressure.
- the cleaning gas 84 may also be in the reservoir 6 under an outlet pressure that corresponds to the pressure in the environment 30. In this case, it is not necessary to densify the purge gas 84 by means of the compressor 16.
- the check valve 24 is closed. Subsequently, the switching device 58 of the cleaning liquid supply device 10 is driven so that the first switching valve 54 is closed and the second switching valve 56 is opened. This causes the pump 44 no longer directs cleaning liquid 38 via the return line 52 into the reservoir 36, but via the cleaning liquid supply line 40 to the check valve 62. When this is now opened from its closed state, the cleaning liquid flows into the memory. 6 so that the cleaning gas 84 already contained in the reservoir 6 is pressurized from its outlet pressure with the aid of the cleaning fluid 38. The pressure with which the cleaning liquid 38 acts on the cleaning gas 84 is referred to below as working pressure.
- the memory 6 is sealed in this phase except for the shut-off valve 62.
- the cleaning liquid 38 can be introduced into the memory 6 until the cleaning liquid 38 and the cleaning gas 84 in the memory 6 under a Pressure corresponding to the cleaning liquid supply pressure, which is predetermined by the pump 44. In this state, the cleaning liquid 38 supplies the cleaning gas 84 with a working pressure equal to the cleaning liquid supply pressure.
- the flow control valve 72 is now preferably opened abruptly, ie in the shortest possible time, for cleaning the workpiece 4, so that the cleaning gas 84 is supplied via the supply line 66 of the application device 74 is supplied and blown by means of the nozzle unit 76 on the workpiece 4 (see Fig. 3).
- impurities (not shown) are detached from the surfaces and / or from the interior spaces of the workpiece 4.
- cleaning fluid supply device 10 During the supply of cleaning gas 84 from the reservoir 6 to the workpiece 4, it is advantageous for the cleaning fluid supply device 10 to continuously introduce cleaning fluid 38 into the reservoir 6. As a result, the cleaning gas 84 can be completely displaced from the reservoir 6 until it is completely filled with cleaning fluid 38 (FIG. 4). When the flow control valve 72 remains open, cleaning liquid 38 is directed toward the workpiece 4 from this point on so that they flush the contaminants previously dissolved by the cleaning gas from the surfaces and / or from the interiors of the workpiece 4 from the workpiece or cumshot or rinse out of the workpiece.
- a device 86 is indicated in broken lines, which may be provided in a variant of the described cleaning device 2 as part of the feeder 12, for example along the supply line 66 between the memory 6 and the flow control valve 72.
- the device 86 is designed as a pulse valve and serves to a pulsating volume flow of cleaning gas 84 and / or cleaning fluid 38 to produce.
- Such a device is described in WO 03/036144 A1 of the same Applicant, the disclosure of which with respect to the structure and operation of such a device is hereby incorporated by reference.
- the volume flow of the cleaning gas and / or the cleaning liquid is influenced be varied between lower and higher volume flows. As a result, the cleaning effect of the cleaning device 2 can be further increased.
- the shut-off valve 62 is closed, so that further introduction of cleaning liquid 38 into the reservoir 6 is prevented. Further, the second switching valve 56 is closed and the first switching valve 54 is opened, so that the pump 44 promotes cleaning liquid 38 into the reservoir 36. Further, the flow control valve 72 of the feeder 12 is closed to prevent inadvertent discharge of cleaning fluid 38 by the applicator 74.
- the valve 82 In order to empty the reservoir 6, the valve 82 is opened, so that cleaning liquid 38 is conducted from the reservoir 6 via the drain line 78 into the reservoir 36. In order to avoid the formation of a negative pressure in the upper region 68 of the accumulator 6, it is favorable to open the venting valve 28 during emptying of the accumulator 6.
- the check valve 24 can remain closed. As an alternative or in addition thereto, it is also possible to open the check valve 24 in this phase in order to assist or accelerate the emptying of the store 6 and the discharge of cleaning liquid 38 with the aid of the cleaning gas 84.
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