WO1997002643A1 - Permanently excited transverse flux machine and method of producing the same - Google Patents

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WO1997002643A1
WO1997002643A1 PCT/DE1996/001182 DE9601182W WO9702643A1 WO 1997002643 A1 WO1997002643 A1 WO 1997002643A1 DE 9601182 W DE9601182 W DE 9601182W WO 9702643 A1 WO9702643 A1 WO 9702643A1
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    • H02K1/22Rotating parts of the magnetic circuit
    • H02K1/27Rotor cores with permanent magnets
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  • the invention relates to a transverse flux machine according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for producing such a machine.
  • the rotor of known permanently excited transverse flux machines has a large number of hard and soft magnetic segments, the prefabrication and assembly of which is complex.
  • the delicate structure increases the manufacturing effort, especially if, despite the high magnetic forces, a vibration-free structure is to be achieved.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of further developing a permanently excited transverse flux machine and a method for its manufacture in such a way that a stable machine structure is achieved with little expenditure on material and manufacture.
  • the magnetic flux generated by a permanent magnet segment alternately flows through the soft magnetic bodies of two conductor rings of a transverse flux machine arranged on different sides of the magnet, the direction of flow in the magnet coinciding with the direction of flow in the two air gaps through which it flows.
  • the magnetic segments are preferably arranged between two U-shaped halves of a square wound core of the cutting tape and the stator cores are also prefabricated as U-shaped cutting cores made of grain-oriented material.
  • the entire machine structure is characterized by a few different, simply designed and prefabricated components, a high stability in the magnetic active machine volume being ensured with little effort, in particular with respect to the fluctuating air gap forces.
  • FIG. 1 shows the longitudinal section of a three-phase, permanently excited transverse flux machine as an internal rotor with a radial air gap flow
  • FIG. 2 shows cross sections corresponding to lines I - I and II - II of the 24-pole transverse flux machine from FIG. 1;
  • the transverse flux machine 1 shown in FIG. 1 has three identical rotor disks 2 in which permanent magnets 3 are integrated, the magnets forming only one ring per phase and the direction of the flux in the magnet and in the air gap 4 being the same.
  • the magnets 3 are arranged between two U-shaped, soft-magnetic rotor bodies 5 which concentrate the flux, so that the flux density in the air gap is significantly higher than in the magnets.
  • the magnetic circuit generated by a magnet 3 is alternately closed when the rotor is rotated by a U-shaped soft magnetic stator body 6 arranged axially to the left and right of the rotor disk 2.
  • stator bodies 6 there are conductor rings 7 made of profiled wire which run in the circumferential direction.
  • the magnetic forces acting radially in the two air gaps 4 of a magnetic circuit are compensated for by the two-air gap arrangement.
  • Radial oscillation of the ends of the soft magnetic stator body 5 is prevented by a stable design of the conductor ring 7 and by a rigid reinforcing plate 8.
  • a band bearing ring 9 arranged in the middle part of the radially outer rotor body 5 absorbs the radially effective forces.
  • the soft and hard magnetic parts 3, 5 of the rotor disk 2 are bonded to one another, with axially attached ring disks 10 ensuring the mechanical stability and encapsulation of the magnet 3 against environmental influences.
  • the magnetically passive stator part consists of four identical inner housing elements 12 and two identical motor shields 13.
  • the identical rotor disks 2 are mounted on a square shaft 14.
  • Ball bearings 15 are arranged at the axially outer ends and roller bearings 16 prevent radial vibrations between the rotor disks.
  • FIG. 2 shows cross sections according to section lines I - I and II - ⁇ from FIG. 1.
  • Both 24-pole stator halves 17a, b are identical in construction and only offset from one another in the circumferential direction by one pole pitch.
  • the number of stator bodies 6 per half of the stator corresponds to half the number of rotor poles.
  • the transverse flux machine 20 shown in FIG. 3 with an axial air gap is recommended.
  • the magnetic circuit arrangement from FIG. 1 is rotated through 90 °, the advantageous material utilization and the low component expenditure being retained.
  • the stator 21 preferably consists of two identical halves 21a, b, which in turn have two different, die-cast stator shells 22, 23.
  • the U-shaped, soft-magnetic stator bodies 24 here also preferably consist of two cut core parts 25, 26, the stator body parts 25 fastened in the inner stator shells 22 before the rotor rings 28 prefabricated from the permanent magnets 27 and U-shaped, soft-magnetic rotor bodies 28 are axially fastened 29 can be positioned.
  • the outer stator shells 23 equipped with the remaining stator body parts 26 are then pushed axially with the bearings 30.
  • the magnets 27 can be designed in block form.
  • the surfaces facing the air gap 31 now do not have to be reground.
  • the conductor rings 33 prefabricated from a flat conductor strip 32 can be mounted together with their reinforcing sleeve 34 arranged on the air gap side.
  • the T-shaped rotor disk 35 can also be prefabricated from several parts.

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The invention concerns a permanently excited transverse flux machine which requires only one permanent magnet segment per phase and per magnetic circuit. The magnetic flux generated by a permanent magnet segment (3) flows alternately through the soft-magnetic body on two conductor rings (7) of this transverse flux machine. The conductor rings (7) are disposed on different sides of the permanent magnet segment, the direction of flux in the permanent magnet segments corresponding to the direction of magnetic flux in the two air gaps through which said flux passes. Preferably, the permanent magnet segments are disposed between two U-shaped halves of a split tape core wound in a square manner, constituting the rotor bodies (5). The stator bodies (6) are also prefabricated from grain-oriented material as U-shaped split tape cores.

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Permanenterregte Transversalflußmaschine und Verfahren zu ihrer Herstellung Permanently excited transverse flux machine and method for its manufacture
Die Erfindung betrifft eine Transversalflußmaschine gemäß dem Oberbegriff des Anspruch 1 , sowie ein Verfahren zur Herstellung einer derartigen Maschine.The invention relates to a transverse flux machine according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for producing such a machine.
Der Rotor bekannter permanenterregter Transversalflußmaschinen weist eine Vielzahl hart- und weichmagnetischer Segmente auf, deren Vorfertigung und Montage aufwendig ist. Durch die feingliedrige Struktur erhöht sich der Herstellungsaufwand, insbesondere wenn trotz der hohen Magnetkräfte ein schwingungsfreier Aufbau erreicht werden soll.The rotor of known permanently excited transverse flux machines has a large number of hard and soft magnetic segments, the prefabrication and assembly of which is complex. The delicate structure increases the manufacturing effort, especially if, despite the high magnetic forces, a vibration-free structure is to be achieved.
Der Erfindung liegt daher die Aufgabe zugrunde, eine permanenterregte Transversalflu߬ maschine und ein Verfahren zu ihrer Herstellung derart weiter zu bilden, daß mit geringem Material- und Herstellungsaufwand ein stabiler Maschinenaufbau erreicht wird.The invention is therefore based on the object of further developing a permanently excited transverse flux machine and a method for its manufacture in such a way that a stable machine structure is achieved with little expenditure on material and manufacture.
Diese Aufgabe wird erfindungsgemäß mit den Merkmalen der Ansprüche 1 und 6 gelöst. Erfindungsgemäß durchflutet der von einem Permanentmagnetsegment erzeugte magnetische Fluß abwechselnd die weichmagnetischen Köφer von zwei auf unterschiedlichen Seiten des Magneten angeordneten Leiterringen einer Transversalflußmaschine, wobei die Flußrichtung im Magneten mit der Flußrichtung in den beiden von ihm durchfluteten Luftspalten übereinstimmt. Vorzugsweise sind die Magnetsegmente zwischen zwei u-förmigen Hälften eines quadratisch gewickelten Schnittbandkemes angeordnet und auch die Statorkerne werden als u-förmigen Schnittbandkernen aus kornorientiertem Material vorgefertigt.This object is achieved with the features of claims 1 and 6. According to the invention, the magnetic flux generated by a permanent magnet segment alternately flows through the soft magnetic bodies of two conductor rings of a transverse flux machine arranged on different sides of the magnet, the direction of flow in the magnet coinciding with the direction of flow in the two air gaps through which it flows. The magnetic segments are preferably arranged between two U-shaped halves of a square wound core of the cutting tape and the stator cores are also prefabricated as U-shaped cutting cores made of grain-oriented material.
Der gesamte Maschinenaufbau zeichnet sich durch wenige unterschiedliche, einfach gestalte¬ te und vorzufertigende Bauteile aus, wobei mit geringem Aufwand eine hohe Stabilität im magnetischen aktiven Maschinenvolumen - insbesondere gegenüber den schwankenden Luft¬ spaltkräften - gewährleistet wird.The entire machine structure is characterized by a few different, simply designed and prefabricated components, a high stability in the magnetic active machine volume being ensured with little effort, in particular with respect to the fluctuating air gap forces.
Die Erfindung wird in den Zeichnungen anhand vorteilhafter Ausführungsformen dargestellt.The invention is illustrated in the drawings based on advantageous embodiments.
Fig. 1 zeigt den Längsschnitt einer dreiphasigen, permanenterregten Transversalflu߬ maschine als Innenläufer mit radialem Luftspaltfluß;1 shows the longitudinal section of a three-phase, permanently excited transverse flux machine as an internal rotor with a radial air gap flow;
Fig. 2 zeigt Querschnitte entsprechend den Linien I - I und II - II der 24-poligen Trans¬ versalflußmaschine aus Fig. 1;FIG. 2 shows cross sections corresponding to lines I - I and II - II of the 24-pole transverse flux machine from FIG. 1;
Fig. 3 zeigt den Längsschnitt einer zweiphasigen, permanenterregten Transversalflu߬ maschine als Innenläufer mit axialem Luftspaltfluß. Die Figur 1 dargestellte Transversalflußmaschine 1 weist drei baugleiche Rotorscheiben 2 auf in die Permanentmagnete 3 integriert sind, wobei die Magnete pro Phase nur einen Ring bilden und die Richtung des Flusses im Magneten und im Luftspalt 4 übereinstimmen. Die Magnete 3 sind zwischen zwei u-förmigen, weichmagnetischen Rotorkörper 5 angeordnet, die den Fluß konzentrieren, so daß die Flußdichte im Luftspalt deutlich höher als in den Magneten ist. Der von einem Magneten 3 erzeugte magnetische Kreis wird beim drehen des Rotors abwechselnd von einem axial links und rechts von der Rotorscheibe 2 angeordneten u-förmigen weich¬ magnetischen Statorkörpern 6 geschlossen. Innerhalb dieser Statorkörper 6 befinden sich in Umfangsrichtung verlaufende Leiterringe 7 aus Profildraht. Die in den beiden Luftspalten 4 eines Magnetkreises radial wirkenden Magnetkräfte sind durch die Zweiluftspaltanordnung kompensiert. Ein radiales Schwingen der Enden der weichmagnetischen Statorkörper 5 wird durch eine stabile Ausführung des Leiterrings 7 und durch eine starre Verstärkungsplatte 8 verhindert. Im Rotor nimmt ein im Mittelteil des radial äußeren Rotorkörpers 5 angeordneter Bandagering 9 die radial wirksamen Kräfte auf. Zusätzlich werden die weich- und hartmagneti¬ schen Teile 3, 5 der Rotorscheibe 2 miteinander verklebt, wobei axial angebrachte Ring¬ scheiben 10 die mechanische Stabilität und eine Kapselung der Magnet 3 gegen Umweltein¬ flüsse gewährleisten. In mehrphasiger Transversalflußmaschinen werden mehrere baugleiche Anordnungen durch Schrauben 11 - in Umfangsrichtung um den Bruchteil einer Polteilung zueinander versetzt - aneinandergefügt. Hierzu besteht der magnetisch passive Statorteil aus vier baugleichen inneren Gehäuseelementen 12 und zwei baugleichen Motorschildern 13. Die baugleichen Rotorscheiben 2 stecken auf einer Vierkantwelle 14. An den axial äußeren Enden sind Kugellager 15 abgeordnet und zwischen den Rotorscheiben vermeiden Wälzlager 16 radiale Schwingungen.3 shows the longitudinal section of a two-phase, permanently excited transverse flux machine as an internal rotor with an axial air gap flow. The transverse flux machine 1 shown in FIG. 1 has three identical rotor disks 2 in which permanent magnets 3 are integrated, the magnets forming only one ring per phase and the direction of the flux in the magnet and in the air gap 4 being the same. The magnets 3 are arranged between two U-shaped, soft-magnetic rotor bodies 5 which concentrate the flux, so that the flux density in the air gap is significantly higher than in the magnets. The magnetic circuit generated by a magnet 3 is alternately closed when the rotor is rotated by a U-shaped soft magnetic stator body 6 arranged axially to the left and right of the rotor disk 2. Within these stator bodies 6 there are conductor rings 7 made of profiled wire which run in the circumferential direction. The magnetic forces acting radially in the two air gaps 4 of a magnetic circuit are compensated for by the two-air gap arrangement. Radial oscillation of the ends of the soft magnetic stator body 5 is prevented by a stable design of the conductor ring 7 and by a rigid reinforcing plate 8. In the rotor, a band bearing ring 9 arranged in the middle part of the radially outer rotor body 5 absorbs the radially effective forces. In addition, the soft and hard magnetic parts 3, 5 of the rotor disk 2 are bonded to one another, with axially attached ring disks 10 ensuring the mechanical stability and encapsulation of the magnet 3 against environmental influences. In multi-phase transverse flux machines, several structurally identical arrangements are joined together by screws 11 - offset circumferentially by a fraction of a pole pitch. For this purpose, the magnetically passive stator part consists of four identical inner housing elements 12 and two identical motor shields 13. The identical rotor disks 2 are mounted on a square shaft 14. Ball bearings 15 are arranged at the axially outer ends and roller bearings 16 prevent radial vibrations between the rotor disks.
In Figur 2 sind Querschnitte gemäß den Schnittlinien I - I und II - π aus Figur 1 dargestellt. Beide 24-polige Statorhälften 17a,b sind baugleich und lediglich in Umfangsrichtung um eine Polteilung versetzt zueinander angeordnet. Die Anzahl der Statorkörper 6 pro Statorhälfte entspricht der halben Rotorpolzahl.FIG. 2 shows cross sections according to section lines I - I and II - π from FIG. 1. Both 24-pole stator halves 17a, b are identical in construction and only offset from one another in the circumferential direction by one pole pitch. The number of stator bodies 6 per half of the stator corresponds to half the number of rotor poles.
Für axial kürzere Baulängen empfiehlt sich die in Figur 3 dargestellte Transversalflußmaschine 20 mit axialem Luftspalt. Die Magnetkreisanordnung aus Figur 1 wird um 90° gedreht, wobei die vorteilhafte Materialausnutzung sowie der geringe Bauteilaufwand erhalten bleibt. Für die Maschinenmontage besteht der Stator 21 vorzugsweise aus zwei baugleichen Hälften 21a, b, die wiederum zwei unterschiedliche, druckgegossene Statorschalen 22, 23 aufweisen. Auch die u-förmigen, weichmagnetischen Statorkörper 24 bestehen hierbei vorzugsweise aus zwei Schnittkernteilen 25, 26, wobei die in den inneren Statorschalen 22 befestigten Stator¬ körperteile 25 vor dem axialen Befestigen der aus den Permanentmagneten 27 und u-förmigen, weichmagnetischen Rotorkörpern 28 vorgefertigten Rotorringen 29 positioniert werden. Anschließend werden die mit den restlichen Statorkörperteilen 26 bestückten äußeren Stator¬ schalen 23 axial mit den Lagern 30 aufgeschoben.For axially shorter lengths, the transverse flux machine 20 shown in FIG. 3 with an axial air gap is recommended. The magnetic circuit arrangement from FIG. 1 is rotated through 90 °, the advantageous material utilization and the low component expenditure being retained. For machine assembly, the stator 21 preferably consists of two identical halves 21a, b, which in turn have two different, die-cast stator shells 22, 23. The U-shaped, soft-magnetic stator bodies 24 here also preferably consist of two cut core parts 25, 26, the stator body parts 25 fastened in the inner stator shells 22 before the rotor rings 28 prefabricated from the permanent magnets 27 and U-shaped, soft-magnetic rotor bodies 28 are axially fastened 29 can be positioned. The outer stator shells 23 equipped with the remaining stator body parts 26 are then pushed axially with the bearings 30.
Wie in der Radialflußausführung in Fig. 1 können die Magnete 27 blockförmig ausgeführt sein. Die zum Luftspalt 31 weisenden Oberflächen müssen nun nicht nachgeschliffen werden. Die aus einem Leiterflachband 32 vorgefertigten Leiterringe 33 können zusammen mit ihrer auf der Luftspaltseite angeordneten Verstärkungshülse 34 montiert werden. Anstatt einstückig mit der Welle kann die T-förmige Rotorscheibe 35 auch aus mehreren Teilen vorgefertigt werden.As in the radial flux embodiment in FIG. 1, the magnets 27 can be designed in block form. The surfaces facing the air gap 31 now do not have to be reground. The conductor rings 33 prefabricated from a flat conductor strip 32 can be mounted together with their reinforcing sleeve 34 arranged on the air gap side. Instead of being made in one piece with the shaft, the T-shaped rotor disk 35 can also be prefabricated from several parts.
Ebenfalls möglich sind Varianten mit rotierenden Leiterringen und ortsfesten Magneten sowie Außenläuferbauformen . Variants with rotating conductor rings and fixed magnets as well as external rotor designs are also possible.

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1) Permanenterregte Transversalflußmaschine (1, 20) mit Leiterringen (7, 33), die von u- förmigen, weichmagnetischen Körpern (6, 26) von drei Seiten umschlossen sind, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß in Umfangsrichtung hintereinander angeordnete Permanentmagnete (3, 27) magnetischen Kreise bilden, die unterschied¬ liche Leiterringe (7, 33) umschließen, wobei jeder Magnetkreis nur einen Permanent¬ magneten und zwei Luftspalte aufweist.1) Permanently excited transverse flux machine (1, 20) with conductor rings (7, 33) which are enclosed on three sides by U-shaped, soft magnetic bodies (6, 26), characterized in that permanent magnets (3, 27) arranged one behind the other in the circumferential direction. form magnetic circles which surround different conductor rings (7, 33), each magnetic circuit having only one permanent magnet and two air gaps.
2) Permanenterregte Transversalflußmaschine nach Anspruch 1 , dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Flußrichtung in den Permanent¬ magneten (3, 27) mit der Flußrichtung im Luftspalt (4, 31) übereinstimmt.2) Permanently excited transverse flux machine according to claim 1, characterized in that the flow direction in the permanent magnets (3, 27) coincides with the flow direction in the air gap (4, 31).
3) Permanenterregte Transversalflußmaschine nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Permanentmagnet (3, 27) zwischen baugleichen, u-förmigen, weichmagnetischen Körpern (5, 28) angeordnet sind.3) Permanently excited transverse flux machine according to claim 1, characterized in that the permanent magnets (3, 27) between structurally identical, U-shaped, soft magnetic bodies (5, 28) are arranged.
4) Permanenterregte Transversalflußmaschine nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Leiterringe (7, 33) an ihrer dem Luftspalt (4, 31) zugewandten Seite jeweils eine Verstärkungsplatte (8) oder Ver¬ stärkungshülse (34) aus einem elektrisch und magnetisch nicht leitfähigem Werkstoff aufweisen.4) Permanently excited transverse flux machine according to claim 1, characterized in that the conductor rings (7, 33) on their side facing the air gap (4, 31) each have a reinforcing plate (8) or reinforcing sleeve (34) made of an electrically and magnetically non-conductive Have material.
5) Permanenterregte Transversalflußmaschine nach einem voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß jeder Permanentmagnete (3, 27) zwischen den Mittelteilen von u-förmigen, weichmagnetischen Körpern (5, 28) liegt, wobei die Enden der beiden U-Körper (5, 28) - durch Luftspalte (4, 31) getrennt - abwechselnd zwischen den Enden von um zwei Leiterringe (7, 33) angeordneten u-förmigen, weich¬ magnetischen Körpern (6, 25, 26) angeordnet sind und sich die beiden Leiterringe (7, 33) auf zwei gegenüberliegenden Seiten des Permanentmagneten (3, 27) befinden. 6) Verfahren zur Herstellung einer permanenterregten Transversalflußmaschine mit Leiterringen, die von u-förmigen weichmagnetische Körpern von drei Seiten umschlos¬ sen sind, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß auf den beiden Polseiten der Permanent¬ magnete jeweils die Mittelteile von zwei u-förmigen, weichmagnetischen Körpern flächig angefügt werden und nach dem Positionieren und Verfestigen in einem Kreis¬ ring, um Leiterringe angeordnete u-förmige, weichmagnetische Körper von zwei entgegengesetzten Seiten an den Kreisring herangeführt werden, wobei der Kreisring zum Teil innerhalb der Öffnungen der u-förmigen, weichmagnetischen Körper liegt.5) Permanently excited transverse flux machine according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that each permanent magnet (3, 27) lies between the central parts of U-shaped, soft-magnetic bodies (5, 28), the ends of the two U-bodies (5, 28) - separated by air gaps (4, 31) - alternately between the ends of U-shaped, soft-magnetic bodies (6, 25, 26) arranged around two conductor rings (7, 33) and the two conductor rings (7, 33 ) are on two opposite sides of the permanent magnet (3, 27). 6) Method for producing a permanently excited transverse flux machine with conductor rings, which are enclosed by U-shaped soft magnetic bodies on three sides, characterized in that the middle parts of two U-shaped, soft magnetic bodies are flat over the two pole sides of the permanent magnets are added and after positioning and solidifying in a circular ring, u-shaped, soft-magnetic bodies arranged around conductor rings are brought up to the circular ring from two opposite sides, the circular ring partly lying within the openings of the u-shaped, soft-magnetic body.
7) Verfahren zur Herstellung einer Transversalflußmaschine nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Permanentmagnete zusammen mit den beiden flächig an ihnen anliegenden weichmagnetischen Körpern in die Aussparungen eines ringförmigen Körpers aus magnetisch und elektrisch nicht leitfähigem Material eingesetzt und dabei endgültige positioniert werden.7) Method for producing a transverse flux machine according to claim 6, characterized in that the permanent magnets are used together with the two soft magnetic bodies lying flat against them in the recesses of an annular body made of magnetically and electrically non-conductive material and finally positioned.
8) Verfahren zur Herstellung einer Transversalflußmaschine nach Anspruch 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß beim Einsetzen ein Bindemittel hin¬ zugefügt und anschließend ein Bandagering angefügt wird, der die Seite von der die Teile eingesetzt wurden stabilisiert.8) Method for producing a transverse flux machine according to claim 7, characterized in that a binder is added during insertion and then a bandage ring is added which stabilizes the side from which the parts were inserted.
9) Verfahren zur Herstellung einer Transversalflußmaschine nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß bei der Montage mehrphasiger Maschinen abwechselnd rotierende und stationäre Teile in ihre Endposition gebracht werden, wobei die magnetisch und elektrisch passiven Gehäuse- und Rotorelemente aus zum Teil baugleichen, spanlose vorgefertigten Elementen bestehen.9) Method for producing a transverse flux machine according to claim 6, characterized in that rotating and stationary parts are brought into their final position in the assembly of multi-phase machines, the magnetically and electrically passive housing and rotor elements consisting of partly identical, chipless prefabricated elements .
10) Verfahren zur Herstellung einer Transversalflußmaschine nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Kreisringe mit den hart- und weich¬ magnetischen Segmenten durch Schrauben, die im Raum zwischen den magnetisch aktiven Segmenten angeordnet sind, an einer Rotorscheibe befestigt werden. 10) Method for producing a transverse flux machine according to claim 6, characterized in that the circular rings with the hard and soft magnetic segments are fastened to a rotor disk by screws which are arranged in the space between the magnetically active segments.
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