US20180076676A1 - Rotor lamination assembly - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates generally to motors and, more particularly, to a rotor lamination assembly of a motor.
- a brushless motor is generally constituted by a motor itself and a corresponding driving circuit, which adopts electronic commutation instead of traditional brush commutation.
- the brushless motor has advantages of high efficiency, long use life, ease of control, etc.
- the brushless motor is widely used in portable electronic devices, power tools, etc.
- the brushless motor used for power tools needs to satisfy the requirements of compact structure and high power.
- the currently known motors have a higher no-load speed, they generate large vibration noise which affects the user experience.
- the higher no-load speed increases the force acting on the rotor lamination assembly.
- a rotor lamination assembly is provided.
- the rotor lamination assembly of a motor is formed with a central hole, a central axis goes through the central hole.
- the rotor lamination assembly is further formed with an even number of mounting holes arranged between a rim of the central hole and an outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly.
- the outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly has a projection on a plane substantially perpendicular to the central axis.
- the projection includes an even number of base curve edges, an even number of protruding curve edges and connecting curve edges. Each protruding curve edge is arranged between two adjacent base curve edges in a circumferential direction of the central axis.
- the protruding curve edges and the base curve edges are connected with each other through the connecting curve edges. Every two mounting holes which are arranged symmetrically constitute a mounting hole group. A supporting portion is disposed between the two mounting holes and corresponded with the base curve edge in the circumferential direction of the central axis. Edges of the two mounting holes of the mounting hole group which are farthest from each other are respectively corresponded with the two adjacent protruding curve edges in the circumferential direction of the central axis.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an exemplary motor.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a stator and a rotor of the motor in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the stator of the motor in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a rotor lamination assembly of the motor in FIG. 2 .
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a mounting hole assembly of the rotor lamination assembly in FIG. 4 .
- FIG. 6 is a section view of a further example of a rotor lamination assembly.
- a motor 100 includes a stator 10 and a rotor 20 .
- the rotor 20 can be driven to rotate about a central axis 101 by a magnetic field generated by the stator 10 .
- the rotor 20 is sleeved by the stator 10 , and there is an interval between the stator 10 and the rotor 20 in a radial direction of the central axis 101 .
- the stator 10 includes a stator core 11 and windings.
- the stator core 11 includes a yoke ring 12 located on the periphery thereof and a plurality of teeth portions 13 protruding inwardly.
- the teeth portions 13 are arranged at intervals along a circumferential direction of the central axis 101 , and a slot for accommodating the windings 14 is formed between the adjacent two teeth portions 13 .
- the windings 14 can thus be twined on the teeth portions 13 .
- the yoke ring 12 has a projection in a plane perpendicular to the central axis 101 .
- the projection includes a cylindrical surface located on the outermost thereof, and the cylindrical surface takes a projection point O of the central axis 101 (shown in FIG. 4 ) as the center of a circle.
- the cylindrical surface has a radius which is defined as a stator outer radius. Specifically, the stator outer radius has a range of 60-80 mm.
- the rotor 20 is formed by stacking a plurality of rotor laminations along the central axis 101 .
- the plurality of rotor laminations constitutes a rotor lamination assembly 30 .
- the rotor lamination assembly 30 has a central hole 31 , and the central axis 101 goes through a center of the central hole 31 .
- the rotor lamination assembly 30 is formed with an even number of mounting holes.
- the mounting holes are arranged between a rim of the central hole 31 and an outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly 30 .
- the outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly 30 has a projection in the plane perpendicular to the central axis 101 .
- the projection includes an even number of base curve edges 301 and an even number of protruding curve edges 302 .
- Each protruding curve edge 302 is arranged between two adjacent base curve edges 301 in the circumferential direction of the central axis 101 .
- the adjacent two base curve edges 301 and the protruding curve edge 302 are connected with each other through connecting curve edges 304 .
- the base curve edges 301 and the protruding curve edges 302 may be curves, arcs or circular arcs. Specifically, the protruding curve edges 302 are protruded out of the base curve edges 301 . Here, the protruding curve edges 302 are protruded out of the base curve edges 301 relatively, not absolutely.
- the connecting curve edges 304 are curves protruding towards the central hole 31 .
- the base curve edges 301 are circular arcs
- the base curve edges 301 have a center deviated from the projection point O of the central axis 101 .
- the protruding curve edges 302 have a center coincided with the projection point O of the central axis 101 .
- the central hole 31 has a circular arc concentric with the protruding curve edges 302 . That is, the central hole 31 and the protruding curve edges 302 are concentric, and the centers of them are coincided with the projection point O of the central axis 101 .
- the rotor lamination assembly 30 is formed with eight mounting holes.
- the projection of the outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly 30 includes four base curve edges 301 and four protruding curve edges 302 .
- a non-uniform gap is formed between the outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly 30 and a circle formed by the inner side of the teeth projections 13 of the stator 10 , which can reduce torque pulsation and noise of the motor, so that the stability of the motor is improved.
- a supporting portion 33 is disposed between the two mounting holes 32 a , 32 b and corresponded with the base curve edge 301 in the circumferential direction of the central axis 101 .
- the two mounting holes 32 a , 32 b of each mounting hole group 32 are arranged symmetrically relative to a radial axis going through the projection point O of the central axis 101 . That is, the radial axis is a connecting line of the projection point O and a middle point of the base curve edge 301 corresponding with supporting portion 33 .
- the edges of the two mounting holes 32 a , 32 b of each mounting hole group 32 which are farthest from each other are arranged on the circumferential direction of the central axis 101 and corresponded with the two adjacent protruding curve edges 302 .
- a rim of the mounting hole 32 a has a projection on the plane perpendicular to the central axis 101 , and the projection includes an outside straight edge 321 a and an inside straight edge 322 a which are substantially parallel to each other.
- the outside straight edge 321 a is arranged close to the rotor lamination assembly 30 and the inside straight edge 322 a is arranged close to the central hole 31 .
- the rim of the other mounting hole 32 b has a projection on the plane perpendicular to the central axis 101 , and the projection includes an outside straight edge 321 b and an inside straight edge 322 b .
- the extension lines of the two outside straight edges 321 a , 321 b of the two mounting holes 32 a , 32 b are intersected, and an angle( ) between the two extension lines of the two outside straight edges 321 a , 321 b is 145°-180°. Specifically, the angle ⁇ is 145°-160° and 160°-180°.
- the projection of the rim of the mounting hole 32 a on the plane perpendicular to the central axis 101 further includes an outer magnetic isolated edge 323 a and an inner magnetic isolated edge 324 a .
- the outer magnetic isolated edge 323 a is arranged on a side of the mounting hole 32 a which is close to the protruding curve edge 302
- the inner magnetic isolated edge 324 a is arranged on the other side of the mounting hole 32 a which is close to the central hole 31 .
- the outer magnetic isolated edge 323 a is inclined along a direction close to the protruding curve edge 302 and intersected with the outside straight edge 321 a
- the inner magnetic isolated edge 324 a is inclined along a direction far from the protruding curve edge 302 and intersected with the outside straight edge 321 a
- the mounting hole 32 b is symmetrical with the mounting hole 32 a
- the projection of the rim of the mounting hole 32 b includes an outer magnetic isolated edge 323 b arranged on a side thereof which is close to the protruding curve edge 303 and an inner magnetic isolated edge 324 b arranged on the other side thereof which is close to the central hole 31 .
- the outer magnetic isolated edge 323 b is inclined along a direction close to the protruding curve edge 303 and intersected with the outside straight edge 321 b
- the inner magnetic isolated edge 324 b is inclined along a direction far from the protruding curve edge 303 and intersected with the outside straight edge 321 b.
- the mounting hole 32 a is used to place a permanent magnet.
- the permanent magnet is a cuboid.
- the outside straight edge 321 a and the inside straight edge 322 a of the mounting hole 32 a are fitted with two long sides of the permanent magnet respectively, so that the permanent magnet can be embedded into the mounting hole 32 a and fixed in its width direction.
- the outer magnetic isolated edge 323 a , an outer connecting edge 327 a and an outside broad side of the permanent magnet form an external leakage magnetic groove so that the flux can flow smoothly.
- the inner magnetic isolated edge 324 a , an inner connecting edge 328 a , and an inside broadside of the permanent magnet form an internal leakage magnetic groove so that the flux can flow smoothly.
- the projection of the rim of the mounting hole 32 a further includes an outer locating edge 325 a and an inner locating edge 326 a .
- the outer locating edge 325 a is arranged close to the protruding curve edge 302 and substantially perpendicular to the inside straight edge 322 a .
- the inner locating edge 326 a is arranged close to the central hole and substantially perpendicular to the inside straight edge 322 a .
- the permanent magnet is fixed in its length direction by means of the outer locating edge 325 a and the inner locating edge 326 a .
- the outer locating edge 325 a and the outer magnetic isolated edge 323 a are connected with each other through the outer connecting edge 327 a .
- the inner locating edge 326 a and the inner magnetic isolated edge 324 a are connected with each other through the inner connecting edge 328 a .
- the projection of the rim of the mounting hole 32 b further includes an outer locating edge 325 b and an inner locating edge 326 b .
- the outer locating edge 325 b is arranged close to the protruding curve edge 303 and substantially perpendicular to the inside straight edge 322 b .
- the inner locating edge 326 b is arranged close to the central hole 31 and substantially perpendicular to the inside straight edge 322 b .
- the outer locating edge 325 b and the outer magnetic isolated edge 323 a are connected with each other through an outer connecting edge 327 b .
- the inner locating edge 326 b and the inner magnetic isolated edge 324 b are connected with each other through an inner connecting edge 328 b.
- the two inner magnetic isolated edges 324 a , 324 b of the mounting holes 32 a , 32 b are close to the central hole 31 along the radius direction of the central axis 101 .
- the supporting portion 33 is close to the central hole 31 and located between the two inner magnetic isolated edges 324 a , 324 b .
- a rotor lamination assembly 30 ′ is formed with a central hole 31 ′, and a central axis goes through the central hole 31 ′.
- the rotor lamination assembly 30 ′ is further formed with an even number of mounting holes which are arranged between a rim of the central hole 31 ′ and an outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly 30 ′.
- the outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly 30 ′ has a projection on a plane perpendicular to the central axis.
- the projection includes an even number of base curve edges 301 ′ and an even number of protruding curve edges 302 ′.
- Each protruding curve edge 302 ′ is arranged between the two adjacent base curve edges 301 ′ in a circumferential direction of the central axis.
- the protruding curve edges 302 ′ are protruded out of the base curve edges 301 ′ in a radial direction of the central axis.
- a supporting portion 33 ′ is disposed between the two mounting holes 32 a ′, 32 b ′ and corresponded with the base curve edge 301 ′ in the circumferential direction of the central axis.
- the rotor lamination assembly 30 ′ in the second example is different from that in the preferred embodiment as shown in FIG. 2 , in that an angle between two extension lines of two outside straight edges 321 a ′, 321 b ′ of the mounting hole group 32 ′ is 180°.
- An inner magnetic isolated edge 324 a ′ is substantially perpendicular to the outer straighter edge 321 a ′ and an inside straight edge 322 a ′ respectively.
- An inner magnetic isolated edge 324 b ′ is substantially perpendicular to the outer straighter edge 321 b ′ and the inside straight edge 322 a ′ respectively.
- the rotor lamination assembly in the embodiments described above is adapted to the motor, especially the motor of a power tool.
- the power tool may be a marble machine, a high pressure circular saw, an electric drill, etc.
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- This application claims the benefit under 35 U.S.C. § 119(a) of Chinese Patent Application No. CN2016108208740, filed on Sep. 13, 2016, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
- The present disclosure relates generally to motors and, more particularly, to a rotor lamination assembly of a motor.
- A brushless motor is generally constituted by a motor itself and a corresponding driving circuit, which adopts electronic commutation instead of traditional brush commutation. The brushless motor has advantages of high efficiency, long use life, ease of control, etc. The brushless motor is widely used in portable electronic devices, power tools, etc.
- The brushless motor used for power tools needs to satisfy the requirements of compact structure and high power. However, when the currently known motors have a higher no-load speed, they generate large vibration noise which affects the user experience. The higher no-load speed increases the force acting on the rotor lamination assembly. Thus, it is needed to design a new rotor lamination assembly with sufficient structural strength.
- The statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art.
- In one aspect of the disclosure, a rotor lamination assembly is provided. The rotor lamination assembly of a motor is formed with a central hole, a central axis goes through the central hole. The rotor lamination assembly is further formed with an even number of mounting holes arranged between a rim of the central hole and an outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly. The outer rim of the rotor lamination assembly has a projection on a plane substantially perpendicular to the central axis. The projection includes an even number of base curve edges, an even number of protruding curve edges and connecting curve edges. Each protruding curve edge is arranged between two adjacent base curve edges in a circumferential direction of the central axis. The protruding curve edges and the base curve edges are connected with each other through the connecting curve edges. Every two mounting holes which are arranged symmetrically constitute a mounting hole group. A supporting portion is disposed between the two mounting holes and corresponded with the base curve edge in the circumferential direction of the central axis. Edges of the two mounting holes of the mounting hole group which are farthest from each other are respectively corresponded with the two adjacent protruding curve edges in the circumferential direction of the central axis.
- Further areas of applicability will become apparent from the description provided herein. It should be understood that the description and specific examples are intended for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the present disclosure.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an exemplary motor. -
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a stator and a rotor of the motor inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the stator of the motor inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a rotor lamination assembly of the motor inFIG. 2 . -
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a mounting hole assembly of the rotor lamination assembly inFIG. 4 . -
FIG. 6 is a section view of a further example of a rotor lamination assembly. - The drawings described herein are for illustrative purposes only of selected examples and not all possible implementations, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present disclosure. Corresponding reference numerals indicate corresponding parts throughout the several views of the drawings.
- The following description of the preferred embodiments is merely exemplary in nature and is in no way intended to limit the invention hereinafter claimed, its application, or uses.
- Referring to
FIGS. 1-2 , amotor 100 includes astator 10 and arotor 20. Therotor 20 can be driven to rotate about acentral axis 101 by a magnetic field generated by thestator 10. Therotor 20 is sleeved by thestator 10, and there is an interval between thestator 10 and therotor 20 in a radial direction of thecentral axis 101. - As shown in
FIG. 3 , thestator 10 includes astator core 11 and windings. Thestator core 11 includes ayoke ring 12 located on the periphery thereof and a plurality ofteeth portions 13 protruding inwardly. Theteeth portions 13 are arranged at intervals along a circumferential direction of thecentral axis 101, and a slot for accommodating the windings 14 is formed between the adjacent twoteeth portions 13. The windings 14 can thus be twined on theteeth portions 13. Theyoke ring 12 has a projection in a plane perpendicular to thecentral axis 101. The projection includes a cylindrical surface located on the outermost thereof, and the cylindrical surface takes a projection point O of the central axis 101 (shown inFIG. 4 ) as the center of a circle. The cylindrical surface has a radius which is defined as a stator outer radius. Specifically, the stator outer radius has a range of 60-80 mm. - As shown in
FIG. 4 , therotor 20 is formed by stacking a plurality of rotor laminations along thecentral axis 101. The plurality of rotor laminations constitutes arotor lamination assembly 30. Therotor lamination assembly 30 has acentral hole 31, and thecentral axis 101 goes through a center of thecentral hole 31. Therotor lamination assembly 30 is formed with an even number of mounting holes. The mounting holes are arranged between a rim of thecentral hole 31 and an outer rim of therotor lamination assembly 30. The outer rim of therotor lamination assembly 30 has a projection in the plane perpendicular to thecentral axis 101. The projection includes an even number ofbase curve edges 301 and an even number ofprotruding curve edges 302. Eachprotruding curve edge 302 is arranged between two adjacentbase curve edges 301 in the circumferential direction of thecentral axis 101. The adjacent twobase curve edges 301 and theprotruding curve edge 302 are connected with each other through connectingcurve edges 304. - The
base curve edges 301 and theprotruding curve edges 302 may be curves, arcs or circular arcs. Specifically, theprotruding curve edges 302 are protruded out of thebase curve edges 301. Here, theprotruding curve edges 302 are protruded out of thebase curve edges 301 relatively, not absolutely. The connectingcurve edges 304 are curves protruding towards thecentral hole 31. - Specifically, when the
base curve edges 301 are circular arcs, thebase curve edges 301 have a center deviated from the projection point O of thecentral axis 101. Theprotruding curve edges 302 have a center coincided with the projection point O of thecentral axis 101. Thecentral hole 31 has a circular arc concentric with theprotruding curve edges 302. That is, thecentral hole 31 and the protruding curve edges 302 are concentric, and the centers of them are coincided with the projection point O of thecentral axis 101. - In a specific embodiment, the
rotor lamination assembly 30 is formed with eight mounting holes. The projection of the outer rim of therotor lamination assembly 30 includes four base curve edges 301 and four protruding curve edges 302. Thus, a non-uniform gap is formed between the outer rim of therotor lamination assembly 30 and a circle formed by the inner side of theteeth projections 13 of thestator 10, which can reduce torque pulsation and noise of the motor, so that the stability of the motor is improved. - Referring to
FIGS. 4-5 , every two mountingholes hole group 32. A supportingportion 33 is disposed between the two mountingholes base curve edge 301 in the circumferential direction of thecentral axis 101. Specifically, the two mountingholes hole group 32 are arranged symmetrically relative to a radial axis going through the projection point O of thecentral axis 101. That is, the radial axis is a connecting line of the projection point O and a middle point of thebase curve edge 301 corresponding with supportingportion 33. The edges of the two mountingholes hole group 32 which are farthest from each other are arranged on the circumferential direction of thecentral axis 101 and corresponded with the two adjacent protruding curve edges 302. - As shown in
FIG. 5 , a rim of the mountinghole 32 a has a projection on the plane perpendicular to thecentral axis 101, and the projection includes an outsidestraight edge 321 a and an insidestraight edge 322 a which are substantially parallel to each other. The outsidestraight edge 321 a is arranged close to therotor lamination assembly 30 and the insidestraight edge 322 a is arranged close to thecentral hole 31. Correspondingly, the rim of the other mountinghole 32 b has a projection on the plane perpendicular to thecentral axis 101, and the projection includes an outsidestraight edge 321 b and an insidestraight edge 322 b. The extension lines of the two outsidestraight edges holes straight edges - The projection of the rim of the mounting
hole 32 a on the plane perpendicular to thecentral axis 101 further includes an outer magneticisolated edge 323 a and an inner magneticisolated edge 324 a. The outer magneticisolated edge 323 a is arranged on a side of the mountinghole 32 a which is close to the protrudingcurve edge 302, and the inner magneticisolated edge 324 a is arranged on the other side of the mountinghole 32 a which is close to thecentral hole 31. The outer magneticisolated edge 323 a is inclined along a direction close to the protrudingcurve edge 302 and intersected with the outsidestraight edge 321 a, and the inner magneticisolated edge 324 a is inclined along a direction far from the protrudingcurve edge 302 and intersected with the outsidestraight edge 321 a. Because the mountinghole 32 b is symmetrical with the mountinghole 32 a, the projection of the rim of the mountinghole 32 b includes an outer magnetic isolated edge 323 b arranged on a side thereof which is close to the protrudingcurve edge 303 and an inner magneticisolated edge 324 b arranged on the other side thereof which is close to thecentral hole 31. The outer magnetic isolated edge 323 b is inclined along a direction close to the protrudingcurve edge 303 and intersected with the outsidestraight edge 321 b, and the inner magneticisolated edge 324 b is inclined along a direction far from the protrudingcurve edge 303 and intersected with the outsidestraight edge 321 b. - The mounting
hole 32 a is used to place a permanent magnet. Specifically, the permanent magnet is a cuboid. The outsidestraight edge 321 a and the insidestraight edge 322 a of the mountinghole 32 a are fitted with two long sides of the permanent magnet respectively, so that the permanent magnet can be embedded into the mountinghole 32 a and fixed in its width direction. The outer magneticisolated edge 323 a, an outer connectingedge 327 a and an outside broad side of the permanent magnet form an external leakage magnetic groove so that the flux can flow smoothly. The inner magneticisolated edge 324 a, an inner connectingedge 328 a, and an inside broadside of the permanent magnet form an internal leakage magnetic groove so that the flux can flow smoothly. - The projection of the rim of the mounting
hole 32 a further includes anouter locating edge 325 a and aninner locating edge 326 a. Theouter locating edge 325 a is arranged close to the protrudingcurve edge 302 and substantially perpendicular to the insidestraight edge 322 a. Theinner locating edge 326 a is arranged close to the central hole and substantially perpendicular to the insidestraight edge 322 a. The permanent magnet is fixed in its length direction by means of theouter locating edge 325 a and theinner locating edge 326 a. Theouter locating edge 325 a and the outer magneticisolated edge 323 a are connected with each other through the outer connectingedge 327 a. Theinner locating edge 326 a and the inner magneticisolated edge 324 a are connected with each other through the inner connectingedge 328 a. Correspondingly, the projection of the rim of the mountinghole 32 b further includes anouter locating edge 325 b and aninner locating edge 326 b. Theouter locating edge 325 b is arranged close to the protrudingcurve edge 303 and substantially perpendicular to the insidestraight edge 322 b. Theinner locating edge 326 b is arranged close to thecentral hole 31 and substantially perpendicular to the insidestraight edge 322 b. Theouter locating edge 325 b and the outer magneticisolated edge 323 a are connected with each other through an outer connectingedge 327 b. Theinner locating edge 326 b and the inner magneticisolated edge 324 b are connected with each other through an inner connectingedge 328 b. - The two inner magnetic
isolated edges holes central hole 31 along the radius direction of thecentral axis 101. The supportingportion 33 is close to thecentral hole 31 and located between the two inner magneticisolated edges rotor lamination assembly 30 has higher strength and can be avoided from being damaged. - As shown in
FIG. 6 , in a second example, arotor lamination assembly 30′ is formed with acentral hole 31′, and a central axis goes through thecentral hole 31′. Therotor lamination assembly 30′ is further formed with an even number of mounting holes which are arranged between a rim of thecentral hole 31′ and an outer rim of therotor lamination assembly 30′. The outer rim of therotor lamination assembly 30′ has a projection on a plane perpendicular to the central axis. The projection includes an even number of base curve edges 301′ and an even number of protruding curve edges 302′. Each protrudingcurve edge 302′ is arranged between the two adjacent base curve edges 301′ in a circumferential direction of the central axis. The protruding curve edges 302′ are protruded out of the base curve edges 301′ in a radial direction of the central axis. - Every two mounting
holes 32 a′, 32 b′ which are arranged symmetrically constitute a mountinghole group 32′. A supportingportion 33′ is disposed between the two mountingholes 32 a′, 32 b′ and corresponded with thebase curve edge 301′ in the circumferential direction of the central axis. - The
rotor lamination assembly 30′ in the second example is different from that in the preferred embodiment as shown inFIG. 2 , in that an angle between two extension lines of two outsidestraight edges 321 a′, 321 b′ of the mountinghole group 32′ is 180°. An inner magneticisolated edge 324 a′ is substantially perpendicular to the outerstraighter edge 321 a′ and an insidestraight edge 322 a′ respectively. An inner magneticisolated edge 324 b′ is substantially perpendicular to the outerstraighter edge 321 b′ and the insidestraight edge 322 a′ respectively. - The rotor lamination assembly in the embodiments described above is adapted to the motor, especially the motor of a power tool. The power tool may be a marble machine, a high pressure circular saw, an electric drill, etc.
- The above illustrates and describes basic principles, main features and advantages of the present invention. Those skilled in the art should appreciate that the above embodiments do not limit the claimed invention in any form. Technical solutions obtained by equivalent substitution or equivalent variations all fall within the scope of the claimed invention.
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