NZ601527B - Multi-purpose floatable container - Google Patents
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601527 A multi-purpose floating container is disclosed. The container comprises an abutting edge surrounding a top wall of a casing with the abutting edge including insert portions (131) formed at each corner of the casing. The insert portions (131) comprise a linking groove (134), and upper hole (135) through a top of the insert portion (131) and a lower hole (136) through a bottom of the insert portion (131). A rectangular cap (21) is mounted to the top of the casing and has buckling portions (22) on the corners with holes for securing the cap (21). At least one linking disc (30) is inserted into one of the linking grooves (131) having a connecting orifice (32) for aligning with the upper (135) and lower (136) holes. At least one buckling bolt (40) is mounted on the casing and inserted into the hole of one of the buckling portions (22) aligned with the connecting orifice (32), the upper hole (135), and the lower hole (136). The buckling bolt (40) allows for the cap (21) to be removed while holding the insert portion (131) to the linking disc (30). (135) through a top of the insert portion (131) and a lower hole (136) through a bottom of the insert portion (131). A rectangular cap (21) is mounted to the top of the casing and has buckling portions (22) on the corners with holes for securing the cap (21). At least one linking disc (30) is inserted into one of the linking grooves (131) having a connecting orifice (32) for aligning with the upper (135) and lower (136) holes. At least one buckling bolt (40) is mounted on the casing and inserted into the hole of one of the buckling portions (22) aligned with the connecting orifice (32), the upper hole (135), and the lower hole (136). The buckling bolt (40) allows for the cap (21) to be removed while holding the insert portion (131) to the linking disc (30).
Description
NEW ZEALAND
PATENTS ACT, 1953
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION
MULTI-PURPOSE FLOATABLE CONTAINER
I, PIN-CHIEN WU, a citizen of the People's Republic of China of 5F-7, No. 359, Zhongxing
Street, West District, Taichung, Taiwan, People's Republic of China, do hereby declare
the invention for which we pray that a patent may be granted to us, and the method by
which it is to be performed, to be particularly described in and by the following
statement:
MULTI-PURPOSE FLOATABLE CONTAINER
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a container, and more particularly to a
floatable container serving multiple purposes.
2. Description of Related Art
A conventional container includes a casing, a cap buckled on the casing
and a space defined in the container for receiving objects.
However, the conventional container does not have a connecting
mechanism to link with another conventional container such that the
conventional container is individually utilized and is not able to be assembled
with other conventional containers to form a floating platform assembly or a raft.
Therefore, the conventional container cannot provide diversified functions.
To overcome the shortcomings, the present invention tends to provide a
floatable container to mitigate or obviate the aforementioned problems.
The present invention provides a multi-purpose floatable container,
comprising a casing, a rectangle cap, at least one linkage disc, and at least one
buckling bolt.
The casing has a bottom plate and a wall.
The bottom plate is rectangular in shape.
The wall surrounds an edge of the bottom plate and upwardly extends
from the bottom plate. The wall has an abutting edge surroundingly disposed on
a top of the wall, outwardly extending from the top of the wall, and being in a
rectangular annular shape such that the abutting edge has four abutting surfaces
and four corners. Each abutting surface is disposed between the adjacent two
corners of the abutting edge. Each corner of the abutting edge has an insert
portion formed on the corner. Each insert portion has a linking groove, an upper
hole, an upper enlarged hole, and an olivary lower hole.
The linking groove is defined in the insert portion.
The upper hole is formed as an olivary shape, and defined through a top
of the insert portion and an inner surface of the linking groove. The upper hole
has a major axis defined in the upper hole and imaginatively extending to meet
an adjacent abutting surface at a 45-degree angle.
The upper enlarged hole is defined in the inner surface of the linking
groove, located adjacent to the upper hole, and communicates the upper hole
with the linking groove such that an inner diameter of the upper enlarged hole is
equal to or greater than a maximum diameter of the upper hole.
The olivary lower hole is defined through a bottom of the insert portion
and the inner surface of the linking groove, aligns with the upper hole, and
communicates with the linking groove. The lower hole has a major axis defined
in the lower hole and imaginatively extending to meet an adjacent abutting
surface at a 45-degree angle.
The rectangle cap is mounted on a top of the casing. The cap has four
buckling portions respectively disposed on four corners of the cap for
corresponding to the four insert portions of the abutting edge. Each buckling
portion has a top hole defined through the buckling portion, aligning with the
upper hole of a corresponding one of the insert portions, and having an olivary
shape corresponding to that of the upper holes.
The at least one linkage disc is partially and respectively inserted into at
least one of die linking grooves. Each one of the at least one linkage disc has four
connecting orifices longitudinally defined through the linkage disc for
selectively aligning to one of the upper holes. Each connecting orifice has an
olivary shape corresponding to that of each of the upper holes and selectively
communicates with the upper hole and the lower hole of one of the insert
portions. Two major axes of adjacent two of the connecting orifices are
perpendicular to each other.
The at least one buckling bolt is mounted on the casing. Each one of the
at least one buckling bolt is inserted into the top hole of one of the buckling
portions, the upper hole aligning to the top hole, the connecting orifice of one of
the at least one linkage disc aligning to the upper hole, and the lower hole
aligning with the upper hole.
Each one of the at least one buckling bolt has a shank, an elongated knob,
an elongated bottom blocker, and an elongated middle blocker.
The knob is disposed on a top of the shank and has two ends radially
extending from the buckling bolt toward two opposite directions to form an
olivary shape being same as that of each top hole. The knob has a major axis
defined in the knob.
The bottom blocker is disposed on a bottom of the shank, has two ends
radially extending from the shank toward two opposite directions, and has an
olivary shape being same as that of each top hole such that the bottom blocker
has a major axis defined in the bottom blocker to imaginatively meet that of the
knob at 45 degrees in a longitudinal direction of the shank for buckling a bottom
surface of a corresponding insert portion.
(followed by page 5a)
The elongated middle blocker is disposed between the bottom blocker
and the knob, has two ends radially extending from the shank toward two
opposite directions, and has an olivary shape being same as that of each upper
hole such that the middle blocker is able to be received in a corresponding upper
enlarged hole for buckling an inner top surface of the upper enlarged hole.
The term 'comprising' as used in this specification and claims means
'consisting at least in part of'. When interpreting statements in this specification
and claims which include the term 'comprising', other features besides the
features prefaced by this term in each statement can also be present. Related
terms such as 'comprise' and 'comprised' are to be interpreted in similar
manner.Other objects, advantages and novel features of the invention will
become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in
conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
Fig. 1 is a partially perspective view of a multi-purpose floatable
container in accordance with the present invention;
Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing an assembly of multiple
floatable containers in Fig. 1;
Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the multi-purpose floatable
container in Fig. 1;
Fig. 3A is a partial top view showing an angle of a major axis of a
upper/lower hole relative to an adjacent abutting surface in Fig. 3;
Fig. 3B is a partial top view showing an angle of a major axis of a
positioning hole relative to that of a crossed upper hole in Fig. 3;
(followed by page 6)
Fig. 3C is a partial top view showing an angle of two major axes of
adjacent two connecting orifices relative to each other in Fig. 3;
Fig. 3D is partially exploded perspective view of the floatable container
in Fig. 3;
Fig. 4 is a partially bottom view of a cap of the multi-purpose floatable
container in Fig. 1;
Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional side view of the multi-purpose floatable
container in Fig. 1;
Fig. 5A is an enlarged view of the multi-purpose floatable container in
Fig. 5;
Fig. 6 is a top view showing a buckling bolt of the multi-purpose
floatable container in Fig. 1;
Fig. 7 is a perspective view showing the multiple floatable containers in
Fig. 1 being assembled;
Figs. 8 and 9 are operational perspective views showing the multiple
floatable containers in Fig. 1 being assembled as a platform;
Figs. 10 to 11 are operational views showing the cap detached from a
casing;
Fig. 12 is an exploded perspective view of the multi-purpose floatable
container showing the cap detached from the casing;
Fig. 13 is an operational perspective view showing the multiple floatable
containers in Fig. 1 utilized for plant-cultivation;
Fig. 14 is an operational side view in partial section showing the
multiple floatable containers in Fig. 1 being stacked;
Fig. 15 is a partially exploded perspective view of an alternative
embodiment of a multi-purpose floatable container in accordance with the
present invention; and
Fig. 16 is another partially exploded perspective view of the
multi-purpose floatable container in Fig. 15.
With reference to Figs. 1 to 6, the multi-purpose floatable container of
the present invention comprises a casing 10, a cap 21, at least one linkage disc 30
and at least one buckling bolt 40.
The casing 10 has a rectangular bottom plate 11 and a wall 12. The wall
12 surrounds an edge of the bottom plate 11 and upwardly extends from the
bottom plate 11. The wall 12 is tapered toward a bottom of the wall 12 such that
an enclosed area at a top of the wall 12 is greater than an enclosed area at the
bottom of the wall 12.
The wall 12 has an abutting edge 13 surroundingly disposed on the top
of the wall 12 and outwardly extending from the top of the wall 12. The abutting
edge 13 is in a rectangular annular shape to form a sealing collar 14 upwardly
extending from the abutting edge 13, and has four abutting surfaces 132 and four
curved corners 133. Each abutting surface 132 is disposed between adjacent two
of the corners 133 of the abutting edge 13. The sealing collar 14 is located along
the abutting edge 13 adjacent to the abutting surfaces 132 such that the sealing
collar 14 is formed as a rectangular annular shape. Each corner 133 of the
abutting edge 13 has an insert portion 131 formed on the corner 133.
Each insert portion 131 has a linking groove 134, an upper hole 135, a
lower hole 136, an elongated positioning hole 1352, and an upper enlarged hole
1351. The linking groove 134 is defined in the insert portion 131. The upper hole
135 is defined through a top of the insert portion 131 and an inner surface of the
linking groove 134. The lower hole 136 is defined through a bottom of the insert
portion 131, aligned to the upper hole 135, and communicates with the linking
groove 134. The elongated positioning hole 1352 is defined through the insert
portion 131, crosses and communicates with the upper hole 135. The upper
enlarged hole 1351 is defined in the inner surface of the linking groove 134,
located adjacent to the upper hole 135, and communicates the upper hole 135
with the linking groove 134 such that an inner diameter of the upper enlarged
hole 1351 is equal to or greater than a maximum diameter of the upper hole 135.
Each of the upper holes 135 and the aligned lower holes 136 is formed as
an olivary shape. With reference to Fig. 3A, the upper hole 135 has a major axis
imaginatively extending to meet any one of the two adjacent abutting surfaces
132 at a forty-five-degree angle, and the lower hole 136 has a major axis
imaginatively extending to meet any one of the two adjacent abutting surfaces
132 at a forty-five-degree angle. With reference to Fig. 3B, each positioning hole
1352 is formed as an olivary shape, which is same as that of the upper hole 135,
such that the positioning hole 1352 has a major axis imaginatively meeting the
major axis of the crossed upper hole 135 at a forty-five-degree angle. The cap 21
is mounted on a top of the casing 10. The cap 21 is in a rectangular shape and has
four depressions 211, an inner collar 212, and a sealing slot 213. The four
depressions 211 are respectively defined in four corners of the cap 21. Each
depression 211 has a middle part inwardly indented. The inner collar 212
downwardly extends from a bottom of the cap 21 and surrounds the bottom of
the cap 21. The sealing slot 213 is defined between the inner collar 212 and an
inner bottom surface for tightly receiving the sealing collar 14 of the casing 10.
The four depressions 211 have four buckling portions 22 respectively outwardly
extending from bottoms of the depressions 211 for corresponding respectively to
the four insert portions 131 of the abutting edge 13. Each buckling portion 22 is a
flat plate and has an outer surface aligned with an outer surface of a
corresponding insert portion 131.
Each buckling portion 22 has a top hole 221, two buckling seats 23, and
two slopes 231. The top hole 221 is defined through the buckling portion 22. The
two buckling seats 23 are respectively formed on two sides of the top hole 221,
and respectively located adjacent to two ends of a minor axis of the top hole 221
such that the two buckling seats 23 face to each other. Each buckling seat 23
protrudes from the buckling portion 22 such that the adjacent two slopes 231 are
inclined from the buckling seat 23 toward the buckling portion 22. The two
slopes 231 are respectively formed on two ends of each of the buckling seats 23.
Each top hole 221 corresponds to and aligns with the upper hole 135 of a
corresponding insert portion 131 and has an olivary shape corresponding to that
of the aligned upper hole 135. A width and a length of each of the top holes 221
are respectively greater than those of each of the upper holes 135. Each top hole
221 has a rounded top enlarged hole 2211 and two auxiliary holes 2212. The
rounded top enlarged hole 2211 is defined in a bottom of the cap 21, and aligns
and communicates with the top hole 221. The two auxiliary holes 2212 are
defined through the buckling portion 22, are respectively located on two sides of
the top hole 221, and communicate with the top enlarged hole 2211. Each of the
auxiliary holes 2212 is tapered toward an outer end of the auxiliary hole 2212.
The at least one linkage disc 30 is partially inserted respectively into at
least one of the linking grooves 134. Each linkage disc 30 has a thickness being
equal to a width of the linking groove 134, a square central orifice 31 axially
defined through a center of the linkage disc 30, and four connecting orifices 32
longitudinally defined through the linkage disc 30 and arranged around the
central orifice 31. Each connecting orifice 32 has an olivary shape corresponding
to that of each of the upper holes 135 for selectively communicating with the
upper hole 135 and the lower hole 136 of one of the insert portions 131. With
reference to Fig. 3C, two major axes of adjacent two of the connecting orifices
32 imaginatively extend and are perpendicular to each other.
Each one of the at least one buckling bolt 40 is inserted into the top hole
221 of one of the buckling portions 22, the upper hole 135 aligning to the top
hole 221, the connecting orifice 32 of one of the at least one linkage disc 30
aligning to the upper hole 221, and the lower hole 136 aligning to the upper hole
135 for respectively locking one of the at least one linkage disc 30. Each
buckling bolt 40 has a shank 41, an elongated knob 42, an elongated bottom
blocker 43, an elongated middle blocker 44, and an elongated upper blocker 45.
The knob 42 is disposed on a top of the buckling bolt 40. The knob 42
has two ends radially extending from the shank 41 toward two opposite
directions to form an olivary shape being same as that of each top hole 221 for
buckling the knob 42 on the two buckling seats 23 of each of the buckling
portions 22. The knob 42 extends along a direction being perpendicular to an
axis of the shank 41. One of the two ends of the knob 42 is provided for
selectively buckling on the middle part of an adjacent depression 211.
The bottom blocker 43 is disposed on a bottom of the buckling bolt 40.
The bottom blocker 43 has two ends radially extending from the shank 41 toward
two opposite directions and has an olivary shape being same as that of each top
hole 221, such that a major axis of the bottom blocker 43 and that of the knob 41
imaginatively meet at a 45-degree angle in a longitudinal direction of the shank
41 for buckling a bottom surface of a corresponding insert portion 131.
The middle blocker 44 is disposed between the bottom blocker 43 and
the knob 42. The middle blocker 44 has two ends radially extending from the
shank 41 toward two opposite directions and has an olivary shape being same as
that of each upper hole 135 to be received in a corresponding upper enlarged hole
1351 for buckling an inner top surface of the upper enlarged hole 1351.
The upper blocker 45 is disposed between the knob 42 and the middle
blocker 44. With reference to Fig. 6, the upper blocker 45 is positioned adjacent
to the knob 42, has two ends radially extending from the shank 41 toward two
opposite directions, and has an olivary shape to fit with the two auxiliary holes
2212 of the corresponding buckling portion 22 such that the upper blocker 45 has
a major axis defined in the upper blocker 45, imaginatively meeting the major
axis of the knob 42 at a forty-five-degree angle in a longitudinal direction of the
shank 41, and imaginatively meeting the major axis of the middle blocker 44 at a
forty-five-degree angle in a longitudinal direction of the shank 41 for buckling
with an inner top surface of the top enlarged hole 2211.
Preferably, the two buckling seats 23 can be omitted, such that the knob
42 of the at least one buckling bolt 40 is downwardly buckled on a top surface of
the buckling portion 22 which is located on two sides of the corresponding top
hole 221. When the knob 42 with the corresponding buckling bolt 40 are rotated
at ninety degrees, the knob 42 is able to align with the corresponding top hole
221 such that the bottom of the knob 42 falls into the top hole 221.
With reference to Fig. 5, the casing 10 is hollow and the sealing slot 213
of the cap 21 is elastically engaged with the sealing collar 14 of the casing 10
such that the casing 10 is sealed to prevent air-leakage. The container of the
present invention is able to receive food or clothes for moisture-proof or
preservation purposes. Furthermore, the container of the present invention is
floatable and is provided for survival during flood shortage or tsunami or any
other disaster.
Multiple containers of the present invention can be assembled to form a
floating platform. With reference to Fig. 7, four containers of the present
invention are assembled. The abutting surfaces 132 of the containers are abutted
against each other and the linkage disc 30 is positioned in a middle of the four
containers. Four buckling bolts 40 are inserted into the linkage disc 30 for
combining the four casings 10 and four caps 21 to form a survival floating
platform.
With reference to Figs. 8 to 9, multiple containers of the present
invention can be assembled to form a bigger sized platform or a swimming pool.
With reference to Figs. 10 to 12, originally, the knob 42 is buckled on the
middle part of the depression 211 to prevent the knob 42 from detaching
accidentally. When the cap 21 is unsealed, the knob 42 of the buckling bolt 40
needs to be applied with an external force and rotated at ninety degrees. The
knob 42 is aligned with the top hole 221 but the upper blocker 45 is not aligned
with the two auxiliary holes 2212, such that the buckling bolt 40 cannot be pulled
out but the cap 21 is able to be detached.
The bottom blocker 43 and the middle blocker 44 of the buckling bolt 40
are both buckled with the insert portion 131. Even if one of the bottom blocker
43 or the middle blocker 44 is broken, the buckling bolt 40 will not be detached
from the insert portion 131. The upper blocker 45 of the buckling bolt 40 is
received in the positioning hole 1352 for positioning the buckling bolt 40.
The bottom blocker 43 and the middle blocker 44 of the buckling bolt 40
are not aligned with the lower hole 136 and the upper hole 135 during unsealing
of the cap 21. The buckling bolt 40 is kept buckling with the insert portion 131.
Therefore, the cap 21 can be detached without influencing the buckling bolt 40 to
maintain a connection between containers.
With reference to Fig. 13, the container of the present invention is
provided for receiving soil for plant-cultivation. The container of the present
invention can also be perpendicularly utilized for storing books or tools,
functioning as a bookcase or a tool cabinet.
With reference to Fig. 14, the containers can be stacked upon each other.
The abutting edge 13 of the casing 10 abuts against the abutting edge 13 of
another casing 10 such that a space is defined between the casing 10 and a
bottom of another casing 10 for receiving the linkage disc 30 and the buckling
bolt 40 for good storage.
With reference to Figs. 15 and 16, in the alternative embodiment, the
buckling seats 23 as shown in Fig. 3 can be omitted, and the shapes of the top
hole, the upper holes 135 and the connecting orifices 32 may be varied to fit with
different kinds of buckling bolts 40. Furthermore, the inner bottom surface of the
casing 10 on which the inner collar 212 is formed can be emptied or spaced to
decrease the material for forming the casing 10. In addition, multiple protrusions
33 are formed on the periphery of the linkage disc 30, and each protrusion 33
selectively abuts one end of a corresponding linking groove 134 to keep the
linkage disc 30 from rotating relative to the casing 10 when two casings 10 are
connected with each other by the linkage disc 30. Accordingly, the combination
of the casings 10 can be enhanced.
Even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present
invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details
of the structure and function of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only,
and changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of shape, size, and
arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent
indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended
claims are expressed.
Claims (6)
1. A multi-purpose floatable container comprising: a casing having a bottom plate being in a rectangular shape; 5 a wall surrounding an edge of the bottom plate and upwardly extending from the bottom plate, and having an abutting edge surroundingly disposed on a top of the wall, outwardly extending from the top of the wall, and being in a rectangular annular shape such that the abutting edge has four abutting surfaces and four corners, 10 each abutting surface disposed between the adjacent two corners of the abutting edge, each comer of the abutting edge having an insert portion formed on the corner, each insert portion having a linking groove defined in the insert portion; an upper hole formed as an olivary shape, defined 15 through a top of the insert portion and an inner surface of the linking groove; the upper hole having a major axis defined in the upper hole and imaginatively extending to meet an adjacent abutting surface at a 45-degree angle; an upper enlarged hole defined in the inner surface of the linking groove, located adjacent to the upper hole, and communicating the upper 20 hole with the linking groove such that an inner diameter of the upper enlarged hole is equal to or greater than a maximum diameter of the upper hole; and an olivary lower hole defined through a bottom of the insert portion and the inner surface of the linking groove, aligning with the upper hole, and communicating with the linking groove; the lower hole having a major axis defined in the lower hole and imaginatively extending to meet an adjacent abutting surface at a 45-degree angle; and a rectangle cap mounted on a top of the casing and having four buckling portions respectively disposed on four corners of the 5 cap for corresponding to the four insert portions of the abutting edge, each buckling portion having a top hole defined through the buckling portion, aligning with the upper hole of a corresponding one of the insert portions, and having an olivary shape corresponding to that of the upper holes; 10 at least one linkage disc partially and respectively inserted into at least one of the linking grooves, each one of the at least one linkage disc having four connecting orifices longitudinally defined through the linkage disc for selectively aligning to one of the upper holes, each connecting orifice having an olivary shape corresponding to that of each of the upper holes and selectively 15 communicating with the upper hole and the lower hole of one of the insert portions, two major axes of adjacent two of the connecting orifices being perpendicular to each other, and at least one buckling bolt mounted on the casing, each one of the at least one buckling bolt inserted into the top hole of one of the buckling portions, the upper hole aligning to the top hole, the connecting orifice of one of the at least one linkage disc aligning to the upper hole, and the lower hole aligning with the upper hole; each one of the at least one buckling bolt having a shank; an elongated knob disposed on a top of the shank and having two ends radially extending from the buckling bolt toward two opposite directions to form an olivary shape being same as that of each top hole, the knob having a major axis defined in the knob; an elongated bottom blocker disposed on a bottom of the shank, 5 having two ends radially extending from the shank toward two opposite directions, and having an olivary shape being same as that of each top hole such that the bottom blocker has a major axis defined in the bottom blocker to imaginatively meet that of the knob at 45 degrees in a longitudinal direction of the shank for buckling a bottom surface of a corresponding insert portion; and 10 an elongated middle blocker disposed between the bottom blocker and the knob, having two ends radially extending from the shank toward two opposite directions, and having an olivary shape being same as that of each upper hole such that the middle blocker is able to be received in a corresponding upper enlarged hole for buckling an inner top surface of the upper enlarged hole. 15
2. The multi-purpose floatable container as claimed in claim 1, wherein each buckling portion further has: two buckling seats formed on two sides of the top hole, respectively located adjacent to a minor axis of the top hole for facing each other; two slopes respectively formed on two ends of each of the buckling seats.
3. The multi-purpose floatable container as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein the abutting edge has a sealing collar upwardly extending from the abutting edge, located along the abutting edge adjacent to the abutting surface such that the sealing collar is formed as a rectangular annular shape; the cap has: four depressions respectively defined in the four corners such that the four buckling portions respectively extend from the four depressions; an inner collar downwardly extending from a bottom of the cap and surrounding the bottom of the cap; and a sealing slot defined between the inner collar and an inner bottom surface of the cap for tightly receiving the sealing collar.
The multi-purpose floatable container as claimed in claim 3, wherein 10 each depression has a middle part inwardly indented for buckling with the knob of a corresponding buckling bolt.
The multi-purpose floatable container as claimed in claim 2, wherein each buckling seat protrudes from a corresponding buckling portion such that the slopes of the buckling seat are inclined from the buckling seat toward the 15 corresponding buckling portion.
6. The multi-purpose floatable container as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein each buckling portion has a rounded top enlarged hole defined in a bottom of the top hole and communicating with the top hole; and 20 two auxiliary holes respectively defined through the buckling portion, located on two sides of the top hole, and communicating with the top enlarged hole; and each one of the at least one buckling bolt has an elongated upper blocker positioned adjacent to the knob,
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