EP4457926A1 - Stromsymmetrieregelung - Google Patents
StromsymmetrieregelungInfo
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- EP4457926A1 EP4457926A1 EP22840201.2A EP22840201A EP4457926A1 EP 4457926 A1 EP4457926 A1 EP 4457926A1 EP 22840201 A EP22840201 A EP 22840201A EP 4457926 A1 EP4457926 A1 EP 4457926A1
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02P—CONTROL OR REGULATION OF ELECTRIC MOTORS, ELECTRIC GENERATORS OR DYNAMO-ELECTRIC CONVERTERS; CONTROLLING TRANSFORMERS, REACTORS OR CHOKE COILS
- H02P6/00—Arrangements for controlling synchronous motors or other dynamo-electric motors using electronic commutation dependent on the rotor position; Electronic commutators therefor
- H02P6/28—Arrangements for controlling current
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60L—PROPULSION OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES; SUPPLYING ELECTRIC POWER FOR AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES; ELECTRODYNAMIC BRAKE SYSTEMS FOR VEHICLES IN GENERAL; MAGNETIC SUSPENSION OR LEVITATION FOR VEHICLES; MONITORING OPERATING VARIABLES OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES; ELECTRIC SAFETY DEVICES FOR ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES
- B60L13/00—Electric propulsion for monorail vehicles, suspension vehicles or rack railways; Magnetic suspension or levitation for vehicles
- B60L13/04—Magnetic suspension or levitation for vehicles
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02K—DYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINES
- H02K41/00—Propulsion systems in which a rigid body is moved along a path due to dynamo-electric interaction between the body and a magnetic field travelling along the path
- H02K41/02—Linear motors; Sectional motors
- H02K41/03—Synchronous motors; Motors moving step by step; Reluctance motors
- H02K41/031—Synchronous motors; Motors moving step by step; Reluctance motors of the permanent magnet type
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02P—CONTROL OR REGULATION OF ELECTRIC MOTORS, ELECTRIC GENERATORS OR DYNAMO-ELECTRIC CONVERTERS; CONTROLLING TRANSFORMERS, REACTORS OR CHOKE COILS
- H02P25/00—Arrangements or methods for the control of AC motors characterised by the kind of AC motor or by structural details
- H02P25/02—Arrangements or methods for the control of AC motors characterised by the kind of AC motor or by structural details characterised by the kind of motor
- H02P25/06—Linear motors
- H02P25/064—Linear motors of the synchronous type
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02P—CONTROL OR REGULATION OF ELECTRIC MOTORS, ELECTRIC GENERATORS OR DYNAMO-ELECTRIC CONVERTERS; CONTROLLING TRANSFORMERS, REACTORS OR CHOKE COILS
- H02P6/00—Arrangements for controlling synchronous motors or other dynamo-electric motors using electronic commutation dependent on the rotor position; Electronic commutators therefor
- H02P6/006—Controlling linear motors
Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method for operating an electromagnetic transport device with a long stator, on which a plurality of electric drive coils are arranged, and with a number k of transport units movable along the long stator, on each of which a plurality of excitation magnets are arranged.
- a number q ⁇ k of active drive coils which are involved in the movement of at least one transport unit, an electric coil current is impressed in each case in order to generate a magnetic drive field which interacts with the drive magnets of the at least one transport unit to move the at least one transport unit.
- an area total current is determined which is the sum of the coil currents flowing through the drive coils of the star point area is equivalent to.
- LLMs Long-stator linear motors (LLM) and planar motors (PM), their applications and their mode of operation are well known from the prior art.
- LLMs generally consist of a long stator (also referred to as “long-stator linear motor stator” or “LLM stator”) and at least one transport unit (also referred to as “shuttle” or “slider”).
- LLM stator is usually composed of a large number of stator segments, with a large number of drive coils (also “LLM coils”) being arranged next to one another in a stationary manner on the stator segments.
- the stator segments can have different geometries, such as straight lines, curves, switches, and can be assembled into a desired LLM stator by being lined up.
- the LLM stator thus forms a conveyor path along which one or more transport units can be moved. The transport units are held and guided on the conveyor line.
- PM Planar motors
- US Pat. No. 9,202,719 B2 discloses the basic structure and mode of operation of a PM.
- a PM essentially also has a long stator, which forms a transport plane in a PM, however, in which one or more transport units can be moved at least two-dimensionally.
- drive coils are usually arranged in the transport plane.
- drive magnets In order to bring about the movement of a transport unit in a controlled manner and to be able to regulate and/or control it, drive magnets (permanent magnets or electromagnets) are arranged on a transport unit in addition to the drive coils arranged on the long stator.
- a moving magnetic field Through Targeted control of the drive coils, which can be done in particular by applying a corresponding coil voltage to generate a drive current in the drive coils, a moving magnetic field, a so-called magnetic drive field, can be generated, which interacts with the drive magnets of the transport unit to move a transport unit.
- Drive coils that are controlled, ie energized, for the purpose of generating a magnetic drive field are referred to here and in the course of the following explanations as “active” drive coils.
- a transport unit can thus be moved in the direction of the moving magnetic drive field.
- a large number of transport units can also be moved independently of one another along a conveying path in the manner described. More detailed explanations to this effect can be found in WO 2013/143783 A1, WO 98/50760 A2, US Pat. No. 6,876,107 B2, US 2013/0074724 A1 or EP 1 270 311 B1.
- a coil voltage to a drive coil for driving/energizing it is, for example, the use of a full bridge per drive coil, as disclosed in US 2006/0220623 A1.
- an operating voltage dropping between a first operating potential and a second operating potential is applied to the first branch and to the second branch of the full bridge, and the drive coil is switched into the shunt branch of the full bridge.
- a desired coil voltage can be applied to the drive coils by suitably controlling the four switches (e.g. bipolar transistors, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc.) of the full bridge.
- EP 3 385 110 A1 describes the use of half-bridges for driving drive coils.
- the center points of the half-bridges provided for the drive coils are each connected to the first connection of a drive coil.
- the second connections of drive coils combined into groups are combined to form a common star point.
- those drive coils that are assigned to a stator segment of a long stator are connected together at a star point.
- drive coils from different stator segments also have a common star point, i.e. that a group of drive coils also includes drive coils from different stator segments, and that accordingly the second terminals of drive coils also from different stator segments connected to a common star point.
- the geometric area of a long stator in which the drive coils are arranged with a common star point is referred to as the "star point area”.
- the electrical potential of a star point is preferably in the middle between the first operating potential, which is present at the input of the half-bridges provided, and the second operating potential, which is present at the output of the half-bridges provided. In this way, half the operating voltage drops across the switches of the half-bridges.
- PWM pulse width modulation
- a requirement for using, for example, PWM to control drive coils using half-bridges is that the electrical potentials of the star points to which the second connections of the drive coils are connected are (at least approximately) constant.
- a constant potential is usually established at the star points mentioned when the sum of those currents that flow during operation through drive coils connected together at a star point is kept at zero. This condition is referred to as symmetrical energization of a star point.
- the terms "symmetrical current flow" in a stator segment or a star point area or "current symmetry" in a stator segment or in a star point area are also common. If the same voltage also drops across the switches of a half-bridge, this is also referred to as symmetrical PWM.
- EP 3461 677 B1 describes the generation/adjustment of a constant central bus voltage in a linear motor system.
- the setting of a central bus voltage corresponds to the Setting the potential at the star point of a stator segment.
- drive coils are supplied with a compensation current for the generation/adjustment of center bus voltages. Free drive coils are drive coils that are not supplied with a drive current to generate a magnetic drive field.
- EP 3461 677 B1 An obvious and significant disadvantage of the concept known from EP 3461 677 B1 is that inactive drive coils must be present for its implementation. However, this cannot always be guaranteed. In such cases, the approach disclosed in EP 3 461 677 B1 cannot be used.
- an electromagnetic transport device with a long stator, on which a plurality of electric drive coils is arranged, and with a number k of transport units movable along the long stator, on each of which a plurality of excitation magnets is arranged, with a number q ⁇ k of active drive coils, which are involved in the movement of at least one transport unit, an electric coil current is impressed in each case in order to generate a magnetic drive field, which interacts with the drive magnets of the at least one transport unit to move the at least one transport unit, for at least one star point region of the long stator, in which at least one active drive coil is arranged and in which the coil currents flowing through the drive coils of the star point area flow together in a star point, an area sum current is determined which corresponds to the sum of the coil currents flowing through the drive coils of the star point area.
- a compensation current is impressed in at least one active drive coil of the at least one star point area, in addition to the coil current already flowing in the active drive coil, in such a way that a deviation of the area total current from a specified area total current setpoint is reduced. It is crucial here that, in contrast to the prior art, active drive coils are used to absorb a compensation current.
- a value that is less than 10 A, or less than 1 A, or less than 0.1 A can be predetermined for the area total current setpoint value in an advantageous manner.
- the area total current setpoint is preferably selected as a positive value less than 10A, or less than 1A, or less than 0.1 A, so that negative values for the area total current setpoint are excluded.
- values can also be specified for the area total current setpoint that are less than 10 A, or less than 1 A, or less than 0.1 A, so that negative values are possible for the area total current setpoint. but these are limited in terms of amount by the specified value.
- the selection of a value of 0A for the area total current setpoint is particularly preferred. If the total area current assumes an area total current setpoint of 0A, perfect current symmetry is achieved.
- the area total current is as close as possible to a suitably selected area total current setpoint, or that the area total current ideally equals the suitably selected suitably selected area total current setpoint
- the electromagnetic transport device can be an LLM or a PM.
- the (coil-specific) compensation current introduced into the at least one active drive coil is determined by first determining a total cumulative compensation current from the entire area cumulative current, from which the coil-specific compensation current is determined in a further step.
- the problem to be solved of determining a compensation current is divided into two sub-problems, the respective solution of which is simpler than directly determining a coil-specific compensation current.
- the direct determination of a coil-specific compensation current is also possible.
- the total compensation current described can be determined in an advantageous manner using a specified controller from the determined area total current, it being possible to resort to various control engineering methods such as model predictive control (MPC) or sliding mode control ( SMC), or other linear or non-linear control methods.
- MPC model predictive control
- SMC sliding mode control
- the specified area total current setpoint and the area total current can be included in the controller and that required for balancing the currents in the star point Total compensation current can be output by the controller.
- the advantages of the control technology methods mentioned can be used, such as a finite convergence time when adjusting the total compensation current with Sliding Mode Control (SMC), or with Model Predictive Control (MPC) the consideration of future influences on the in currents flowing through the neutral point, such as future changes in the speed of a transport unit.
- SMC Sliding Mode Control
- MPC Model Predictive Control
- the compensation current is impressed into the at least one active drive coil by a sequence of high-frequency current pulses.
- the high-frequency current pulses mentioned can be determined from the compensation current.
- One possibility for this is to select the high-frequency current pulses to be impressed in such a way that the high-frequency current pulses generate or sweep over the same current-time area in a predetermined time interval as the profile of the predetermined compensation current.
- the high-frequency current pulses preferably have a frequency greater than 100 Hz, or a frequency greater than 500 Hz, or a frequency greater than 1 kHz, or a frequency greater than 5 kHz, or a frequency greater than 10 kHz.
- the amplitudes of the current pulses can be the same, or they can be variable.
- the compensation current phase-shifted is also possible to impress the compensation current phase-shifted to the coil current already flowing in the at least one active drive coil, which also ensures that the compensation current only has a minor effect on the resulting propulsion forces.
- the coil currents impressed in the drive coils are often present as sinusoidal current curves. If, in such a case, a compensation current is also specified as a sinusoidal current curve, a desired phase shift between the compensation current and the coil current can be obtained, as can be seen in FIG Well-known electrical engineering can be achieved by specifying a suitable time offset between the respective vibration troughs or the respective vibration maxima of the respective sinusoidal current curves of coil current and compensation current. In an advantageous manner, this phase shift is at least 45 degrees, but preferably at least 60 degrees, or most preferably at least 80 degrees.
- a further advantage of using drive coils that have already been used to generate a magnetic drive field is that such drive coils are always present.
- transport units e.g. transport unit end to end cover a stator segment
- the method according to the invention can generally be used in drive systems in the form of segmented, linear long-stator motors and in planar motors.
- a single stator segment is sufficient here.
- the actual number of stator segments is irrelevant for the application of the method according to the invention, as is the specific number or the specific arrangement of the drive coils on a stator segment.
- FIGS. 1 to 6 show advantageous configurations of the invention by way of example, diagrammatically and not restrictively. while showing
- FIG. 1 shows a long-stator linear motor with a stator, stator segments and transport units that can be moved along the long-stator,
- Fig. 2 the control of drive coils of a stator segment using half-bridges
- 3a, 3b, 3c a movement of a transport unit from a first stator segment to a second stator segment
- FIG. 6 shows a subordinate control loop for controlling the coil current in a drive coil.
- a transport device 1 in the form of a long-stator linear motor (LLM) is shown as an example in FIG.
- the LLM 1 consists of a plurality of separate stator segments S 1 , ... , S p , which are subsequently identified by means of S m (with m ⁇ 1 as the running index) are referenced, and which are combined to form a stationary long stator 2 of the LLM 1.
- the stator segments S 1 , S p , S p can be arranged on a stationary support structure (not shown in FIG. 1).
- the stator segments S 1 , .
- stator 2 Along the long stator 2 are in a known manner per stator segment S m in the longitudinal direction electric drive coils L m1 , ..., L mn arranged (in Figure 1 only shown for the stator segment S 1 , n is an integer greater than one), the cooperation with drive magnets Y 1 , ... , YL of the number k of transport units T 1 , ... , Tk (hereinafter referred to as T r ).
- each coil voltage ULI, ..., Um of each drive coil L m1 , ..., L mn in each stator segment S m is controlled with a coil control unit 101, 102, with several coil control units 101, 102 also being able to be combined into one control unit.
- Possible implementations of a coil control unit 101, 102 include microprocessor-based hardware, such as microcontrollers and integrated circuits (ASIC, FPGA).
- each of the transport units T 1 , ... , Tk can be individually (speed, acceleration, path, direction) and independently (except for avoidance of possible collisions) are moved by the other transport units T 1 , . . . , Tk.
- the transport controller 100 can continuously specify a position specification (equivalently also a speed specification) for each transport unit T 1 , . . . Tk required coil voltages U L11 , ..., Ui_ P n are implemented.
- the package control units 101, 10n receive from the transport controller 100 set values SGi, . . . , SGn for the control. Since this basic principle of an LLM is well known, it will not be discussed in detail here.
- FIG. 2 also shows how , in a stator segment S 1 selected as an example, drive coils L 11 , . . can.
- the following explanations are valid for all stator segments S 1 , S p . Accordingly, for an LLM 1 with a plurality of stator segments S 1 , . . . , S p , which in turn comprise a plurality of drive coils L m1 , .
- a voltage source 9 is provided to supply the half-bridges HB 11 , . . . , HB 1n a first operating potential Ubi and a second operating potential U b2 is available.
- the half bridges HB 11 , . . . , HB 1n each include a main branch, which consists of two switches S 11 , S21.
- the series connection of the switches S 11 , S 21 has the operating voltage U b , which is formed by the difference between the first operating potential U bi and the second operating potential U b2 at the input terminals of the half bridges HB 11 , . . . , HB 1n .
- drive coils L 11 are not have to be assigned exclusively to a single, common stator segment S m . Rather , it is also possible for drive coils L m1 , . . . , L mn from different stator segments S 1 , . ... , S p extends.
- the activation of the switches S 11 , ... , S 1n , S 21 , ... , S 2n in the case shown in Fig. 2 comprises the sequence of two switch positions (usually “T' ... closed, "0" ... open).
- each drive coil L 11 If the coil voltages U L11 , . . . , UL1n are regulated independently of one another, each drive coil L 11 , . If a coil voltage U L11 , . . . ULin is positive , a coil current i L11 , . If, on the other hand, a coil voltage U L11 ,..., ULin is negative, a coil current i L11 ,..., iLin flows out of the star point Ci into the relevant drive coil L 11 ,..., L 1n and the middle potential U 1x sinks. A non-zero current sum across the coil currents i L11 , .
- a current sum for a segment S m is in the course of referred to in the following explanations as "area total current”.
- An increase or a fall in the mid-potential U 1x is also referred to as a “distortion” or “distortion” of the mid-potential U 1x .
- the mid-potential U 1x can have a particularly negative effect on the operation of an LLM 1 .
- a transport unit T r is shown therein, which in FIG. 3a is initially located entirely above the stator segment S m .
- the stator segments S m , S m+1 define the star point regions that are essential for the present invention.
- the active drive coils L m1 , . . . , L mn used to generate a magnetic drive field are provided with the letters S, H, M here.
- Drive coils that are completely covered by the transport unit T r are denoted by H, partially covered drive coils L m1 , Lmn by M and drive coils L m1 , ... , L mn that are not covered, but are also used to generate force by S.
- H partially covered drive coils L m1 , Lmn by M
- drive coils L m1 , ... , L mn that are not covered, but are also used to generate force by S.
- the transport unit T r has reached the boundary between the illustrated stator segments S m , S m+1 and is therefore partly in the first stator segment S m and partly in the subsequent, second stator segment S m+1 .
- the transport unit T r only covers the last LMM coil Lmn of the stator segment S m . If, as in many drive concepts for LLM known from the prior art, only the drive coils covered by a transport unit T r are always energized, only the last drive coil L mn is energized in the situation shown in FIG. 3b in the stator segment S m .
- an LLM 1 construction of the magnets and the coils
- Switches S 11 , ..., S 1n and S 21 , ..., S 2n shown in FIG Switches S 11 , ..., S 1n and S 21 , ..., S 2n shown in FIG Switches S 11 , ..., S 1n and S 21 , ..., S 2n falling voltages are usually assumed to be constant voltages.
- the actuation times, ie opening and closing times, for the switches S11 , . . . If the voltages actually dropping across the switches S11 , ..., S2n deviate from the assumed (imagined constant) voltages due to a distortion of the mid-potential Un, errors can occur in the switches S11 , ..., S 1n and S 21 , .
- the present invention counteracts a distortion of the mid-potential U mx , which, to put it simply, ensures that the total current flowing via drive coils L m1 , ..., L mn to a star point C m and the total current flowing from a star point C m flowing current are equal.
- active drive coils L m1 , T r acting propulsion forces F vr are used.
- a total area current corresponding to the sum of these coil currents i Lm1 , ..., iuTM determined.
- a broader star point area can also be used, which can extend over a number of stator segments, for example.
- the following explanations are valid both for an individual stator segment S m and for a general, broader star point range.
- This area total current represents for the stator segment S m that total current which, in accordance with the above statements, must be brought to zero in order to be able to ensure a constant middle potential U xm .
- a compensation current i compx is impressed in at least one drive coil L mx involved in the movement of the transport unit T r of the at least one stator segment S m in addition to the drive current iu TM already flowing there.
- This compensation current i compx is consequently a part of the area total current for which now good-
- the compensation current i compx is so designed so that it compensates for the deviation of the total area current, which now also includes the additional compensation current i compx reduced from a specified range total current setpoint.
- the value zero can of course be selected for the range total current setpoint, in order to achieve the described To ensure the aim of current balancing.
- FIG. 4 uses the stator segment S 1 to show an example of how a control circuit for controlling the total area current can be constructed.
- the present explanations are generally valid for stator segments S m as well as for more general star point areas of an LLM as shown in FIG. 1 or also of a PM.
- FIG. 4 shows the controlled system P 1 , which consists essentially of a stator segment S m as shown in FIG.
- the controlled system P 1 contains the blocks TILH, . . . , Kin, which each represent closed control circuits for controlling the respective coil currents i L11 .
- the blocks T iL11 , . . . , T iL1n record setpoint values i L11 * , L1n off.
- these coil currents i L11 , . . . , i L in are added up to form the total area current.
- This area total current I 1Z is now fed back, as is usual in control engineering, and compared with a specified area total current setpoint. According to the The above applies to this area total current setpoint I
- the difference between the area total current setpoint I and the area total current formed control error is further as usual in the control engineering
- the regulator Risum can be implemented in the transport controller 100 in a particularly advantageous manner.
- the Risum controller can be implemented, for example, as a PID controller whose control law is mathematically defined as can be expressed.
- K p , K and Kd stand for the controller parameters of the PID controller.
- a cumulative compensation current that counteracts the deviation of the area cumulative current from zero.
- any other control approaches for implementing the present invention are also conceivable, such as approaches from the areas of sliding mode control, backstepping control, or model-predictive control.
- K p , Kj and Kd a large number of methods known from the control engineering literature can be used; the well-known Ziegler-Nichols method is only referred to here as an example.
- the total compensation current on several compensation currents i compx , the selected Drive coils L 11 , ..., L 1n of the stator segment S 1 are assigned, and regulate these compensation currents i compx in the selected drive coils L 11 , ..., L 1n .
- the active drive coils L 11 , . . . , L 1n used for current balancing can be selected in different ways. For example, only H drive coils or only M drive coils or only S drive coils can be used. Any combinations of H drive coils and/or M drive coils and/or S drive coils are also possible. H drive coils and/or M drive coils and/or S drive coils can also be combined with free drive coils L 11 , . . . , L 1n . What is essential for the present invention is that at least one active drive coil L 11 , . . .
- a further possibility of introducing compensation currents i compx results from the fact that the compensation currents are introduced phase-shifted to the drive currents already flowing there in such a way that only one of the force components F vr (longitudinal force) or F nr (normal force) acting on the transport units T r is influenced .
- the current into the H drive coils in such a way that only the normal force F nr is affected.
- the propulsion forces F vr generated are unaffected in such cases.
- the determined compensation currents are introduced into the selected drive coils L 11 , . . . , L 1n in the form of high-frequency current pulses.
- the effect of current pulses clocked at a correspondingly high frequency on the movements of the transport units T r can be greatly dampened by the inertia of the transport units T r (mass of the respective transport units T r ).
- high - frequency compensation currents i compx are superimposed on the currents already flowing in the selected drive coils L 11 , . . .
- FIG. 5 shows a transport unit T r located over six coils SHMMHS of a stator segment S m .
- a compensation current i compx impressed on the coils SHMMHS.
- IMI, ini, iH2, iM2 is2 listed along the abscissa, in the example shown a current pulse is introduced at each point in time in two drive coils. Depending on the level of a total compensation current to be impressed, the level of these current pulses can be adjusted.
- the determined compensation currents i compx are ultimately actually regulated.
- One possibility in this regard is to use the determined compensation currents i compx as a part of current setpoints i L11 *, kin* to subordinate, coil-specific current control circuits.
- a desired current value i L11 * In the case of an active drive coil L mx , such a desired current value i L11 *, .
- FIG. 6 shows an example of how the regulation of such desired current values i L11 *, . . . , kin* can be implemented in concrete terms.
- the transmitted desired value i L11 * is compared with the current i L11 flowing in the coil L 11 and the control error eiLn is formed by calculating the difference.
- This control error eiLn is fed to the individual coil current controller R iL11 , which maps the control error to the ignition or switching signals xsn or xsi2 for the switches S 11 or S 12 of the half-bridge L 11 belonging to the coil L 11 .
- a previously determined compensation current i compx in the case of an active drive coil in addition to a coil current already flowing
- the controller R1sum from FIG. 4 it also applies to the controller R iL11 from FIG. 6 that it can be designed on the basis of a wide variety of control engineering concepts.
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