JPH07151865A - Snowfall detecting system - Google Patents

Snowfall detecting system

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JPH07151865A
JPH07151865A JP32627293A JP32627293A JPH07151865A JP H07151865 A JPH07151865 A JP H07151865A JP 32627293 A JP32627293 A JP 32627293A JP 32627293 A JP32627293 A JP 32627293A JP H07151865 A JPH07151865 A JP H07151865A
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moisture
snowfall
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Takeshi Hatsuda
健 初田
Isao Michiyama
勲 道山
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KITADAIHIYAKU TSUSHIN DENKI KK
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To detect snowfall surely in a broad temperature range in a snowfall detecting system for detecting the presence or absence of the snowfall. CONSTITUTION:The surface temperature of a substrate with a moisture sensor 3 is detected by a temperature detecting element 10 in order to remove the causes of the malfunction such as the overheating of the moisture sensor for detecting the presence or absence of moisture and the out of operation at a low temperature. Judgement is performed with a surface-temperature detecting and processing part 11 at a binary threshold, and the ON/OFF control of a moisture-sensor heating heater 12 is performed in this constitution.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は降雪地帯で使用する衛星
通信アンテナの融雪方式やロードヒーテング装置の電源
ON・OFF制御を行なうための降雪を検知するセンサ
方式の改良に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to improvements in a snow melting method for a satellite communication antenna used in a snowfall area and a sensor method for detecting snowfall for controlling power ON / OFF of a load heating device.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】最近の衛星通信の発展による超小型地球
局の設置数の増加や、放送衛星(BS)受信のための5
0cm〜1mのアンテナの数が増加する傾向にある。こ
の場合、降雪地帯ではアンテナ鏡面に着雪してビーム方
向がずれて大きな減衰となり、回線断を生ずる。
2. Description of the Related Art Due to the recent development of satellite communication, the number of micro earth stations installed is increasing, and 5
The number of antennas of 0 cm to 1 m tends to increase. In this case, in the snowfall area, snow is reflected on the mirror surface of the antenna, the beam direction shifts, and the attenuation becomes large, resulting in disconnection of the line.

【0003】また、降雪地帯では冬期の道路の雪や氷を
電気やガス等の熱を加えて融かすロードヒーテング装置
が用いられている。このようなアンテナ融雪やロードヒ
ーテングには降雪が生じた時のみ通電等を行なうことが
望ましい。このために降雪検知装置が検討されている。
図5は従来の降雪検知システムの一例を示しており、降
雪可能温度(約3℃)を検出するサーミスタ等の温度セ
ンサ1の出力を温度検出部2で処理すると共に、水分セ
ンサ3の出力を水分検出部4で処理し、共にAND回路
5に入力し、条件を満たすとリレー6を制御してスイッ
チONとし、電源V1を給電し、アンテナ融雪材やロー
ドヒーテング部等の発熱体7を加熱する制御方式を用い
ていた。
In a snowfall region, a road heating apparatus is used which melts snow and ice on roads in winter by applying heat such as electricity and gas. It is desirable to energize such an antenna snowmelt or road heating only when snowfall occurs. For this reason, snowfall detection devices have been studied.
FIG. 5 shows an example of a conventional snowfall detection system. The temperature sensor 2 processes the output of the temperature sensor 1 such as a thermistor that detects the snowfall possible temperature (about 3 ° C.), and outputs the output of the moisture sensor 3 as well. The water content is processed by the moisture detection unit 4, and both are input to the AND circuit 5. When the condition is satisfied, the relay 6 is controlled to turn on the switch, the power source V1 is supplied, and the heating element 7 such as the antenna snow melting material or the load heating unit is supplied. A heating control system was used.

【0004】水分センサ3は表面にXアンダライン状の
複数のスリットを有する櫛状導体3aと雪を融かして水
にするためのヒータ3bが下部に設置されており、環境
温度が例えば7℃以下になるとヒータ3bがONされ、
雪を融かす準備を行ない、AND回路5が動作するとリ
レー6がONとなり、アンテナ等の発熱体7をONす
る。
The moisture sensor 3 is provided with a comb-shaped conductor 3a having a plurality of X-underline slits on the surface and a heater 3b for melting snow to water and the ambient temperature is, for example, 7 When the temperature drops below ℃, the heater 3b is turned on,
When the AND circuit 5 operates to prepare for melting the snow, the relay 6 is turned on and the heating element 7 such as an antenna is turned on.

【0005】[0005]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】従来はこのような構造
であるため、ヒータ3bに与える電力量の調整が難しい
という難点があった。即ち、ヒータ3bに加える電力が
大き過ぎると雪が瞬時に融けてしまい、水分が検出され
ず、ON状態にならない。一方、ヒータ3bに加える電
力が小さ過ぎると温度が低い状態、(例えば−10℃〜
−30℃など)で降雪があっても融かし切れず、水分が
検出されないため誤動作するという欠点があった。
Conventionally, because of such a structure, it is difficult to adjust the amount of electric power supplied to the heater 3b. That is, if the electric power applied to the heater 3b is too large, the snow will melt instantly, moisture will not be detected, and the heater will not turn on. On the other hand, when the electric power applied to the heater 3b is too small, the temperature is low (for example, −10 ° C.
Even if there is snowfall at -30 ° C, etc., it does not completely melt and there is a drawback that it malfunctions because water is not detected.

【0006】[0006]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明は広い温度範囲で
確実に降雪を検出するために、水分センサの表面温度を
測定し、この温度が一定温度以下になった場合に水分セ
ンサのヒータの電源を入れ、一定温度以上になった場合
に電源を切ることにより特性改善と検出精度を向上させ
たものである。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to reliably detect snowfall in a wide temperature range, the present invention measures the surface temperature of a moisture sensor, and when this temperature falls below a certain temperature, the heater of the moisture sensor The characteristics are improved and the detection accuracy is improved by turning on the power and turning off the power when the temperature exceeds a certain temperature.

【0007】[0007]

【作用】本発明の降雪検知システムでは、水分センサの
表面温度を2値スレッショルドを設けて、水分センサ加
熱用ヒータのON・OFFを行なうために動作可能温度
範囲を拡大し、誤動作を防止出来る作用となっている。
In the snowfall detection system of the present invention, the surface temperature of the moisture sensor is provided with a binary threshold value, the operable temperature range is expanded to turn on / off the heater for heating the moisture sensor, and malfunction can be prevented. Has become.

【0008】[0008]

【実施例】図1は本発明による改良された降雪検知シス
テムを示している。本発明は水分センサに改良を加える
と共に、制御・処理部14をマイクロプロセッサの使用
により、小型化、高信頼化を図っている。
1 shows an improved snowfall detection system according to the present invention. According to the present invention, the moisture sensor is improved, and the control / processing unit 14 is downsized and highly reliable by using a microprocessor.

【0009】図1で水分センサ3の過熱や低温時の不動
作等の従来の欠点を除去するために水分センサ3を構成
する基板の温度を検出し、制御を行なうために例えばサ
ーミスタで成る温度検出素子10を附加し、水分センサ
3の表面温度をサーミスタの抵抗値の変化に変換する。
この信号は表面温度検出・処理部11に入力され、その
値を判定して水分センサ3の基板を加熱するヒータ12
の電源ON、OFFのためのリレー13を駆動し、電源
V2のON・OFFを行なう。
In FIG. 1, in order to eliminate the conventional defects such as overheating of the moisture sensor 3 and inoperability at low temperature, the temperature of a substrate constituting the moisture sensor 3 is detected and a temperature such as a thermistor is used for control. A detection element 10 is added to convert the surface temperature of the moisture sensor 3 into a change in the resistance value of the thermistor.
This signal is input to the surface temperature detecting / processing unit 11, and the heater 12 that determines the value and heats the substrate of the moisture sensor 3
The relay 13 for turning on / off the power source is driven to turn on / off the power source V2.

【0010】ヒータ12を加熱する温度は実験的に求め
られ、約18℃〜20℃に設定することにより良好な融
雪結果が得られることが判った。又、ヒータの電力は本
システムの使用最低温度で決まり、−30℃程度を想定
すると約14W必要である。この使用電力は使用最低温
度を高くすれば、所要電力も小さくなる。
The temperature for heating the heater 12 has been experimentally determined, and it has been found that a good snow melting result can be obtained by setting the temperature to about 18 ° C to 20 ° C. Further, the electric power of the heater is determined by the lowest temperature used in this system, and if it is assumed to be about -30 ° C, about 14W is required. This power consumption becomes smaller as the minimum temperature is raised.

【0011】水分センサ3の構造は図2に示している。
水分センサ3は高分子材料筐体19が直径25cm程度
の支持柱20に取り付けられており、雪が長く停滞しな
いように、その上面に30度〜45度程度の傾斜を持た
せている。水分センサ3の表面には櫛状電極21が配置
され、この間の容量が水分で変化することを検出してい
る。
The structure of the moisture sensor 3 is shown in FIG.
The moisture sensor 3 has a polymer material casing 19 attached to a support column 20 having a diameter of about 25 cm, and has an upper surface inclined at about 30 to 45 degrees so that snow does not stay long. Comb-shaped electrodes 21 are arranged on the surface of the moisture sensor 3 to detect that the capacitance therebetween changes with moisture.

【0012】櫛状電極21はガラスエポキシ基板等の誘
電体基板22にエッチングによりパターン化される。誘
電体基板22はアルミ板等の金属板23の上に配置さ
れ、均一の熱の分布を可能とする。金属版23の下部に
はヒータ24としてセメント抵抗等が配置され、櫛状電
極21の表面を加熱し、雪を素早く水に変える。
The comb electrode 21 is patterned by etching on a dielectric substrate 22 such as a glass epoxy substrate. The dielectric substrate 22 is arranged on a metal plate 23 such as an aluminum plate and enables a uniform heat distribution. A cement resistor or the like is arranged as a heater 24 below the metal plate 23 to heat the surface of the comb-shaped electrode 21 and quickly convert snow into water.

【0013】金属版23は高分子材料筐体19よりも寸
法を大きくとって高分子材料筐体19からはみ出るよう
にしている。こうすることにより雪は融けてしまうの
で、融け残りのため誤動作する心配は全く無い。尚、2
6は水分センサの表面温度を検出する温度検出素子、2
7は電源に接続するためのコードである。
The metal plate 23 has a size larger than that of the polymer material housing 19 so as to protrude from the polymer material housing 19. By doing so, the snow melts, so there is no risk of malfunction due to unmelted snow. 2
6 is a temperature detecting element for detecting the surface temperature of the moisture sensor, 2
Reference numeral 7 is a cord for connecting to a power supply.

【0014】水分センサ3の内部は図3の断面図に示す
ように金属版23の下部にはセメント抵抗等より構成さ
れたヒータ24が配置され、エポキシ系接着剤25等で
固められている。誘電体基板22の表面温度はサーミス
タ等の温度検出素子26で検出され、コード27で制御
・処理部14の表面温度検出・処理部11に導かれる。
該表面温度検出・処理部の処理結果からコード28でヒ
ータ24に通電され、加熱される。水分センサ3の残り
の空間はコーキング剤29が充填され保温される。外気
温を検出するための温度センサ30も図3のように配置
することができる。
As shown in the sectional view of FIG. 3, inside the moisture sensor 3, a heater 24 composed of cement resistance or the like is arranged below the metal plate 23 and is fixed with an epoxy adhesive 25 or the like. The surface temperature of the dielectric substrate 22 is detected by a temperature detecting element 26 such as a thermistor, and is guided to the surface temperature detecting / processing unit 11 of the control / processing unit 14 by a code 27.
Based on the processing result of the surface temperature detecting / processing unit, the heater is energized and heated by the code 28. The remaining space of the moisture sensor 3 is filled with the caulking agent 29 and kept warm. The temperature sensor 30 for detecting the outside air temperature can also be arranged as shown in FIG.

【0015】制御・処理部14の小型化、高信頼性化の
ために図1の制御・処理部14はマイクロプロセッサを
用いると良い。
In order to reduce the size and increase the reliability of the control / processing unit 14, it is preferable to use a microprocessor for the control / processing unit 14 in FIG.

【0016】このような構成とすることで実験を行なっ
た結果、その動作温度範囲や特性は大幅に向上された。
図6は従来の降雪センサシステムの特性を示している。
As a result of conducting an experiment with such a structure, the operating temperature range and characteristics thereof have been greatly improved.
FIG. 6 shows the characteristics of a conventional snowfall sensor system.

【0017】従来のシステムでは、水分センサ下部のヒ
ータ3bは例えば外気温が10℃以下になるとヒータ3
bをONし続けるため、降雪温度(例えば+3℃付近)
で水分センサ表面温度が高温になり過ぎるのを防止する
ために、印加電力は1・8W程度が限度となる。これ以上
印加すると水分センサの表面温度が上昇し過ぎて、雪の
水分が余りにも早く蒸発し過ぎてしまい動作が不安定と
なる。
In the conventional system, the heater 3b below the moisture sensor has a heater 3b when the outside air temperature is 10 ° C. or lower.
Snow temperature (for example, around + 3 ℃) to keep b ON
In order to prevent the surface temperature of the moisture sensor from becoming too high, the applied power is limited to about 1.8W. If applied more than this, the surface temperature of the moisture sensor rises too much, and the moisture in the snow evaporates too quickly, making the operation unstable.

【0018】この結果、外気温度が−7℃付近になると
水分センサの表面温度は5℃近くになってしまい、これ
以上低下すると雪を融かすことは不可能となる。このた
め、外気温度が−7℃以下となり、降雪があった場合に
雪検知が出来ず、ロードヒーテング等の場合には重大な
誤動作の原因となる。
As a result, the surface temperature of the moisture sensor becomes close to 5 ° C. when the outside air temperature becomes close to −7 ° C., and it becomes impossible to melt the snow when it becomes lower than this. For this reason, the outside air temperature becomes -7 ° C or lower, snow detection cannot be performed when there is snowfall, and serious malfunction occurs in the case of road heating or the like.

【0019】図4は本発明による降雪センサの外気温度
に対する水分センサ表面温度の関係を示している。表面
温度検出・処理部11を構成するマイクロプロセッサの
プログラムに与える表面温度スレショルド値としては、
ヒータONの温度を18℃、ヒータOFFの温度を20
℃と設定している。この温度は測定誤差を含めたもので
あるから厳密なものではない。外気温度が低下してい
き、2℃〜3℃になると降雪可能温度となり、図1の温
度センサ1がこの温度となると、降雪検出システムは動
作を開始する。図2の温度検出素子26(図1では温度
検出素子10)が18℃を検出するとヒータ24(図1
ではヒータ12)が通電され、水分センサ表面が加熱さ
れる。温度検出素子26の検出温度が20℃となるとヒ
ータ24は通電を止め、18℃が検出されるまではOF
Fとなり、18℃が検出されるとONとなる手順を繰り
返す。
FIG. 4 shows the relationship of the moisture sensor surface temperature to the outside air temperature of the snowfall sensor according to the present invention. The surface temperature threshold value given to the program of the microprocessor constituting the surface temperature detecting / processing unit 11 is as follows.
Heater ON temperature is 18 ℃, Heater OFF temperature is 20
℃ is set. This temperature is not exact because it includes a measurement error. When the outside air temperature decreases and reaches 2 ° C. to 3 ° C., the snowfall temperature is reached, and when the temperature sensor 1 in FIG. 1 reaches this temperature, the snowfall detection system starts operating. When the temperature detecting element 26 (temperature detecting element 10 in FIG. 1) of FIG. 2 detects 18 ° C., the heater 24 (FIG.
Then, the heater 12) is energized to heat the surface of the moisture sensor. When the temperature detected by the temperature detecting element 26 reaches 20 ° C., the heater 24 stops energizing, and OF is kept until 18 ° C. is detected.
Repeat the procedure of turning on when the temperature becomes F and 18 ° C is detected.

【0020】図4でヒータ24がONされる温度は16
℃付近となっているが、これは基板22の温度検出の温
度検出素子26の位置と外気温度を測定している図3の
測定用サーミスタ(図1では温度センサ1)の位置がず
れているためである。
In FIG. 4, the temperature at which the heater 24 is turned on is 16
Although the temperature is around ℃, the position of the temperature detecting element 26 for detecting the temperature of the substrate 22 and the position of the measuring thermistor (the temperature sensor 1 in FIG. 1) of FIG. 3 for measuring the outside air temperature are deviated. This is because.

【0021】温度がさらに低下し続けると上記と同様の
制御を行なっているが、表面からの放熱が大きくなるた
め測定用サーミスタの水分センサ表面検知温度は低下し
ていく。
If the temperature continues to decrease, the same control as described above is performed, but since the heat radiation from the surface increases, the temperature detected by the moisture sensor surface of the thermistor for measurement decreases.

【0022】この結果、外気温度が−30℃になっても
水分センサ表面温度は+7℃程度に保持され、融雪を行
なうことが出来る。また、表面温度が20℃以上になる
とヒータ24の通電は中止されるために、水分センサ表
面が過熱され、雪が直ぐに蒸発して水分が検出されない
という誤動作は回避される。
As a result, even if the outside air temperature reaches -30 ° C, the surface temperature of the moisture sensor is maintained at about + 7 ° C, and snow melting can be performed. Further, when the surface temperature becomes 20 ° C. or more, the energization of the heater 24 is stopped, so that the malfunction of the surface of the moisture sensor being overheated, the snow is immediately evaporated and the moisture is not detected is avoided.

【0023】以上のように、本発明による降雪センサシ
ステムは従来の運用可能温度範囲を三倍程度広くするこ
とが可能となり、誤動作も無くなる。
As described above, the snowfall sensor system according to the present invention can widen the operable temperature range of the related art by about three times, and the malfunction is eliminated.

【0024】これらの制御・処理はマイクロプロセッサ
1個で行なうことができ、この場合には小型化、高信頼
性化が実現出来ると共に、量産化、特性の均一化、制作
工程の減少、低コスト化を可能としている。
These controls and processings can be performed by one microprocessor, and in this case, miniaturization and high reliability can be realized, and at the same time, mass production, uniform characteristics, reduction of production process, and low cost. Is possible.

【0025】図1の説明では検出温度は外気温度のみの
例を記述しているが、ロードヒーテング等で必要な地温
やロードヒーテング用加熱部分の温度測定等は温度セン
サ1、温度検出部2を増設することで容易に実現出来
る。
In the description of FIG. 1, the detected temperature is only the outside air temperature. However, the temperature sensor 1 and the temperature detection unit can measure the ground temperature required for the load heating and the temperature of the heating portion for the load heating. This can be easily achieved by adding 2 more.

【0026】[0026]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように、本発明による降雪
センサシステムでは、水分センサの表面温度を2値スレ
ッショルドを設けて水分センサ加熱用ヒータのON・O
FFを行なうために、下記の効果が有る。
As described above, in the snowfall sensor system according to the present invention, the surface temperature of the moisture sensor is provided with a binary threshold to turn on / off the heater for heating the moisture sensor.
In order to perform FF, there are the following effects.

【0027】(1)水分センサ表面温度が外気温度が低
下しても融雪温度に保持でき、従来のものに比べて使用
可能温度範囲を拡大出来る。
(1) The moisture sensor surface temperature can be maintained at the snow melting temperature even if the outside air temperature decreases, and the usable temperature range can be expanded as compared with the conventional one.

【0028】(2)水分センサ表面加熱用ヒータにより
表面が過度の高温になることが防止できるので、降雪が
あるにもかかわらず検知しないという誤動作が防止出来
る。
(2) Since the moisture sensor surface heating heater can prevent the surface from reaching an excessively high temperature, it is possible to prevent an erroneous operation in which the surface is not detected despite snowfall.

【0029】(3)制御・処理部にマイクロプロセッサ
を使用すれば小型化、軽量化、高信頼性化、量産 の容
易化、低コスト化等、従来の個別IC等使用に比して大
幅に改良される。
(3) If a microprocessor is used for the control / processing section, the size and weight can be reduced, the reliability can be improved, the mass production can be facilitated, and the cost can be reduced. Be improved.

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

【図1】本発明による降雪検知システムのブロック図で
ある。
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a snowfall detection system according to the present invention.

【図2】本発明による水分センサの構成を示す斜視図で
ある。
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a moisture sensor according to the present invention.

【図3】本発明による水分センサの簡略断面図である。FIG. 3 is a simplified cross-sectional view of a moisture sensor according to the present invention.

【図4】本発明による降雪検知システムの外気温度対水
分センサ表面温度の関係図である。
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the relationship between the outside air temperature and the moisture sensor surface temperature in the snowfall detection system according to the present invention.

【図5】従来の降雪検知システムのブロック図である。FIG. 5 is a block diagram of a conventional snowfall detection system.

【図6】従来の降雪検知装置の外気温度対水分センサ表
面温度との関連図である。
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the relationship between the outside air temperature and the moisture sensor surface temperature in the conventional snowfall detection device.

【符号の説明】 1、30 温度センサ 2 温度検出部 3 水分センサ 4 水分検出器 5 AND回路 6、13 リレー 7 発熱体 10、26 温度検出素子 11 表面温度検出・処理部 12、24 ヒータ 14 制御・処理部 19 高分子材料筐体 21 櫛状電極 22 誘電体基板 23 金属板[Explanation of reference numerals] 1, 30 Temperature sensor 2 Temperature detection unit 3 Moisture sensor 4 Moisture detector 5 AND circuit 6, 13 Relay 7 Heating element 10, 26 Temperature detection element 11 Surface temperature detection / processing unit 12, 24 Heater 14 Control Processing unit 19 Polymer material housing 21 Comb-like electrode 22 Dielectric substrate 23 Metal plate

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 降雪可能温度を検出する温度センサ出力
と雪を融かして水分とし、この水分を検出する水分セン
サの出力のANDを取り、この出力で融雪のための発熱
体の発熱を行なわしめる降雪検知システムにおいて、該
水分センサの表面付近に表面温度を検出するための温度
検出素子を配置し、検出した温度が予め定めた上限値、
下限値の間に保たれるように、表面温度検出・処理部で
制御し、該水分センサのヒーターの電源のオン・オフを
行なうことを特徴とする降雪検知システム。
Claim: What is claimed is: 1. A temperature sensor output for detecting a possible snowfall temperature is melted with snow to obtain moisture, and the output of a moisture sensor for detecting this moisture is ANDed to generate heat from a heating element for snow melting. In the snowfall detection system that is performed, a temperature detection element for detecting the surface temperature is arranged near the surface of the moisture sensor, and the detected temperature has a predetermined upper limit value,
A snowfall detection system characterized in that the surface temperature detection / processing unit controls the heater of the moisture sensor to be turned on / off so as to be kept between the lower limit values.
【請求項2】 請求項1記載の水分検出センサは約30
度〜45度傾斜した金属板の上部に櫛状電極を配置し、
該金属板の下部にヒータを配置し、金属板全体に熱が伝
わることにより融雪し、水分を検出することを特徴とす
る降雪検知システム。
2. The moisture detection sensor according to claim 1, wherein the moisture detection sensor is about 30.
Place the comb-shaped electrode on the upper part of the metal plate inclined by 45 degrees
A snowfall detection system characterized in that a heater is arranged below the metal plate, and the heat is transmitted to the entire metal plate to melt the snow and detect moisture.
【請求項3】 請求項1又は請求項2記載の水分検出セ
ンサの金属板は下部の高分子材料筐体より寸法を大きく
することを特徴とする降雪検知システム。
3. A snowfall detection system, wherein the metal plate of the moisture detection sensor according to claim 1 or 2 has a size larger than that of a lower polymeric material housing.
【請求項4】 請求項1記載の温度の予め定めた上限値
が約20℃で、下限値が約18℃であることを特徴とす
る降雪検知システム。
4. The snowfall detection system according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined upper limit value of the temperature is about 20 ° C. and the lower limit value is about 18 ° C.
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