WO2008022997A1 - Dauerlast-scherzelle für magnetorheologische flüssigkeiten - Google Patents
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- H01F1/44—Magnets or magnetic bodies characterised by the magnetic materials therefor; Selection of materials for their magnetic properties of magnetic liquids, e.g. ferrofluids
- H01F1/447—Magnets or magnetic bodies characterised by the magnetic materials therefor; Selection of materials for their magnetic properties of magnetic liquids, e.g. ferrofluids characterised by magnetoviscosity, e.g. magnetorheological, magnetothixotropic, magnetodilatant liquids
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- the present invention relates to a permanent load shear cell for magnetorheological fluids having a rotor plate mounted on a rotatable shaft and a method of continuous loading of a magnetorheological fluid.
- Rheology is the science that deals with flow processes, that is, with the continual deformation of a material under the influence of external forces. The deformation occurs when flowing (viscous deformation) with finite speed. In real materials, the viscous behavior is superimposed by plastic and elastic behavior.
- various rheometers are used according to the prior art. A distinction must be made between rotational rheometer, capillary rheometer, extensometer and squeeze rheometer.
- DE 199 11 441 A1 relates to a rotational viscometer with a cylinder measuring system in which a measuring cylinder rotates in a cylindrical measuring cup filled with the sample to be examined. It measures and evaluates the forces that the sample exerts on the measuring cylinder, with the sample filling the gap between the measuring cylinder and the measuring cup.
- AT 404192 B, AT 409304 B, AT 409422 B and AT 500358 A1 relate to plate-plate or cone-plate measuring systems in which a sample is arranged between parallel aligned plates, one of which rotates, is sheared.
- Magnetorheological fluids are generally liquids which change their rheological properties under the influence of a magnetic field. These are mostly suspensions of ferromagnetic, superparamagnetic or paramagnetic particles in a carrier liquid (often referred to as base oil).
- the term "magnetorheological fluid” in connection with the present invention includes, in addition to such suspensions, inter alia also open-cell foams impregnated with such a suspension, as well as elastomers filled with magnetic particles (magnetorheological elastomers). If such a suspension is exposed to a magnetic field, its flow resistance increases.
- the dispersed magnetizable particles for example iron powder
- these structures are partially destroyed, but re-form.
- the rheological properties of a magnetorheological fluid in a magnetic field are similar to those of a plastic body with yield stress, ie, a minimum shear stress must be applied to cause the magnetorheological fluid to flow.
- Magnetorheological fluids belong to the group of non-Newtonian fluids.
- the viscosity depends strongly on the impressed shear rate.
- the reversible change in viscosity due to impressing a magnetic field can occur within milliseconds.
- the rheological behavior of a magnetorheological fluid can be approximately described by a Bingham model whose yield strength increases with increasing magnetic field strength. It can z. B. shear stress values of tens of thousands N / m 2 are achieved at magnetic flux densities below a Tesla. High transmittable shear stresses are required for the use of magnetorheological fluids in devices such as dampers, clutches, brakes and other controllable devices (eg haptic devices, crash absorbers, steer-by-wire steering systems, gear and brake-by-wire systems, Gaskets, holding systems, prostheses, fitness equipment or bearings).
- dampers, clutches, brakes and other controllable devices eg haptic devices, crash absorbers, steer-by-wire steering systems, gear and brake-by-wire systems, Gaskets, holding systems, prostheses, fitness equipment or bearings.
- magnetorheological fluids are known as "in use thickening.” This is the effect of exposing the viscosity of a magnetorheological fluid to high shear stress and high shear rates (due to high B fields) over an extended period of time. increases.
- magnetorheological fluids can cause abrasive wear of components that they contact or slide over during use.
- a continuous load shear cell can be used in which the shear of the magnetorheological fluid takes place as in a rotational rheometer and by means of which a defined energy input can be introduced into an MRF sample to be examined.
- rotational rheometer according to the plate-cone or plate-plate principle with two counter-rotating measuring surfaces usually contain a tripod or frame on which a plate is arranged.
- a rotatable shaft driven by a motor carries a rotor plate which can be rotated by the motor via the shaft.
- a guide bearing for the shaft is formed, for example, an air bearing, a magnetic bearing or other low-friction bearing assembly is used.
- an air bearing an air cushion counteracts the axial load of the shaft by a normal force similar to a spring this load.
- a normal force which is generated for example by expansion of the magnetorheological fluid by heating or other effects during the measurement, acts on the rotor plate and thus on the shaft.
- the allowable normal force is limited in the known in the prior art rheometers by the design of the bearing, for example, the air bearing, upwards, so that the functional range of the continuous load shear cell is limited.
- the object of the present invention is to avoid the disadvantages of the prior art and in particular to provide a continuous load shear cell for magnetorheological fluids and a method for continuous loading of a magnetorheological fluid with which a magnetorheological fluid can be subjected to a defined load.
- a permanent load shear cell for magnetorheological fluids with a rotatable shaft to which a rotor plate is attached. Between a first side of the rotor plate and a first shear surface, a first gap for receiving a magnetorheological fluid is formed. Between a second, the first opposite side of the rotor plate and a second shear surface, a second gap for receiving the magnetorheologi- see liquid is formed.
- the continuous load shear cell further includes at least one magnet for generating a magnetic field in the first and second columns.
- a continuous load shear cell is a device in which a sample can be exposed to a defined load (defined energy input per volume of sample) by shear over a certain period of time.
- a permanent load of a sample according to the present invention correspond to an energy input of more than 1 ⁇ 10 10 J / m 3 , preferably of more than 1 ⁇ 10 12 J / m 3 .
- the structure of the continuous load shear cell according to the invention is based on a rotation rheometer, which operates analogously to the plate-plate and / or the cone-plate principle.
- a rotor plate is attached to a rotatable shaft and is driven by a motor, for example a laboratory stirrer.
- the rotor plate is in contact with the magnetorheological fluid to be loaded during operation of the continuous load shear cell on both sides.
- the liquid is located in the two columns, which are each bounded by one side of the rotor plate and a fixed shear surface.
- the columns are formed substantially symmetrical and / or both columns have the same height, which is determined by the distance between the surface of the rotor plate and the respective shear surface.
- the continuous load shear cell of the invention further includes at least one magnet for generating a magnetic field in the first and second columns containing the magnetorheological fluid. This allows a continuous load of the magnetorheological fluid in a magnetic field. To achieve a defined continuous load, the magnetic field generated by the at least one magnet is preferably symmetrical.
- the invention further relates to a method for continuous loading of a magnetorheological fluid in a continuous load shear cell in which rotates a rotor plate fixed to a shaft, wherein the rotor plate is in contact with a first side with the magnetorheological fluid contained in a first gap and with a second, the first opposite side is in contact with the magnetorheological fluid contained in a second gap.
- a magnetic field is generated (at least temporarily) in the first and second gaps.
- the magnetorheological fluid is preferably loaded by rotating the rotor plate for a certain duration in the continuous load shear cell and then removed from the continuous load shear cell, whereupon the properties of the magnetorheological fluid are examined.
- the double-gap arrangement of the continuous load shear cell according to the invention and of the inventive method has the advantage that it leads to a compensation of the normal forces on the rotor plate, so that the normal forces do not limit the area of application of the continuous load shear cell as in the conventional single gap.
- the magneto-rheological fluid expands in the magnetic field due to its anisotropy in the longitudinal direction (parallel to the shaft of the continuous load shear cell). Therefore, the double-slit Arrangement of the present invention particularly advantageous for the continuous load of magnetorheological fluids, since a normal force compensation is achieved by the arranged on both sides of the rotor plate, filled with magnetorheological fluid columns.
- a magnetic field is generated for the permanent loading of magnetorheological fluids in the two columns, which is symmetrical and homogeneous.
- a symmetrical magnetic field is preferably symmetrical with respect to the rotatable shaft of the continuous load shear cell as the symmetry axis and / or with respect to the rotor plate as the plane of symmetry.
- the at least one magnet comprises at least one permanent magnet, in particular two high-temperature neodymium permanent magnets.
- neodymium permanent magnets typically have a flux density of up to 1.2 Tesla on their surface.
- the use of permanent magnets in the continuous load shear cell according to the invention has the advantage that the continuous load shear cell has a robust and compact construction.
- the magnet may also be an electromagnet, in particular an electromagnet having a coil and a first yoke disposed above the first gap and a second yoke disposed below the second yoke, wherein the first and the second yoke with respect to the rotor plate and on the shaft are formed symmetrically.
- a symmetrical structure of the yoke above and below with respect to the rotor plate in the double slit allows the setting of a uniform magnetic flux density in both columns, even with a variation of the gap height or the properties of the magnetorheological fluid to be loaded.
- the at least one magnet is designed to achieve a uniform magnetic flux density across the active shear regions of the two gaps.
- the rotor plate is at least partially (preferably completely) made of a magnetizable material.
- at least those areas of the rotor plate are made of a magnetizable material, which serve as shear surfaces of the magnetorheological fluid.
- a magnetizable rotor plate (for example of steel grade 1.0037) on a shaft of a non-magnetizable material significantly enhances the magnetic flux density in the gaps and improves the homogeneity of the field across the active gaps.
- it is also not a rotor plate magnetizable material for the continuous load shear cell according to the invention usable.
- the two shear surfaces adjoining the gap are preferably formed by a first and second plate adjoining the first and the second gap, respectively, or by a respective surface of a magnet (for example a magnetic yoke) adjacent to the first and the second gap.
- a magnet for example a magnetic yoke
- At least one (optionally closable) channel for accommodating at least one measuring sensor selected from the group of Hall probe, pressure sensor and temperature sensor is contained in components adjacent to the columns.
- the effective magnetic flux density in the columns can be measured online.
- the Hall probe is located in a flat channel within a non-magnetic plate below or above one of the gaps.
- the measurement performed with the Hall probe is also possible during the shearing of the magnetorheological fluid in the gaps, so that a detection of the change in magnetization of the fluid can be effected by the shearing.
- a variation of the radial position of the Hall probe in the channel allows the measurement of the radial flux density profile.
- the measurement of the flux density in the gaps with the Hall probe during standstill of the continuous load shear cell by inserting the Hall probe in a channel through a closable opening.
- the temperature of the substance to be examined in the columns can be measured online.
- the temperature sensor is located in a flat channel within a thermally conductive plate below or above one of the gaps, as close as possible to the magnetorheological fluid.
- the measurement carried out with the temperature sensor is also possible during the shearing of the magnetorheological fluid in the gaps, so that detection of temperature changes of the fluid during shearing and, if appropriate, regulation of the temperature can take place by means of a temperature control device provided for this purpose.
- the tempering device should be in direct contact with the columns, as possible, to ensure a constant temperature in both columns, even with a high energy input (high torque / high speed).
- the tempering device is constructed such that a large part of the shear cell, which comprises a housing with the rotor plate, the gap, at least part of the shaft and the at least one magnet, is immersed in a tempered liquid during the shear of the magnetorheological fluid , During immersion, leakage of the magnetorheological fluid is prevented by suitable seals and / or a suitable choice of the temperature-controlled fluid.
- the pressure during the shear can be measured online. For example, pressure changes due to temperature variations can be tracked. Also, chemical reactions that lead, for example, to a development of gases or generally to a volume expansion and thus a change in pressure can be tracked. Furthermore, it is also possible, for example, by deliberately applying a pressure to the measuring volume in the cell, e.g. on the hope to determine the influence of pressure on the transferable shear stress by a simultaneous pressure and torque measurement.
- the first and second gaps are closed to the outside by a limiting element.
- the limiting element may be formed in one piece or in several parts. It may be directly adjacent to the rotor plate perimeter (without obstructing rotation) or spaced a certain distance from the rotor plate perimeter so that the magnetorheological fluid will be in contact in the two gaps along the rotor plate.
- the restriction member may be, for example, an annular sleeve concentrically surrounding a circular rotor plate.
- the limiting element preferably comprises a portion of an elastically compressible material.
- the elastically compressible material preferably an elastically compressible foam, for example made of silicone
- the limiting element is preferably made entirely of a non-compressible material.
- the magnetorheological fluid to be loaded is thereby in a closed state during shearing. senen system (limited by the limiting element and the other boundary surfaces of both column and associated seals).
- At least one closable channel for filling and / or emptying the first and second gaps with the magnetorheological fluid runs through a component adjacent to the gap.
- a channel may, for example, pass through a delimiting element which closes off the gaps to the outside.
- the gaps can also be filled or emptied in the disassembled state of the continuous load shear cell.
- the volume of the magnetorheological fluid which can be accommodated by the gaps is preferably between 0.5 and 10 ml, more preferably between 1 and 3 ml, in the case of the continuous load shear cell according to the invention.
- the rotor plate of the continuous load shear cell according to the invention is preferably circular and has a radius in a range preferably between 3 mm and 20 cm, particularly preferably between 5 mm and 25 mm.
- the rotor plate has two planar, one planar and one conical or two conical plate surfaces. Two flat rotor plate surfaces, together with two flat shear surfaces of the continuous load shear cell, result in a double plate / plate arrangement.
- the magnetorheological fluid to be loaded is sheared in the gaps between the mutually parallel rotor plate surfaces and shear surfaces. The shear rate is not the same in the respective entire gap. Rather, it increases with the radius and reaches its maximum at the outer edge of the rotor plate.
- one cone (rotor plate surface) rotates on each plate (shear surface).
- each interposed gap is located to be loaded magnetorheological fluid.
- the peripheral speed increases with the conical surface to the outside.
- the gap height increases due to the conical shape. This results in that the shear rate in the vertical direction remains constant over the radius of the rotor plate.
- the double cone arrangement therefore allows in the present invention to set a uniform shear rate in the two columns.
- the resulting radially inhomogeneous magnetic field in the columns can be quantified by a simulation calculation and largely compensated by a corresponding yoke modification.
- the height of the two columns is in the present invention preferably in the range between 0.1 to 2 mm, more preferably between 0.8 to 1, 2 mm.
- the gap height is adjustable in the continuous load shear cell according to the invention by the choice of a specific rotor plate thickness.
- the rotor plate is therefore preferably interchangeable in the continuous load shear cell according to the invention. For smaller gap heights, the maximum shear rate increases.
- the strength of the magnetic field in the two columns can be influenced for given permanent magnets, for example, by the choice of the thickness of arranged between the magnet and the respective gap plates.
- the first and second gaps are fillable with the magnetorheological fluid adjacent an outer portion of the rotor plate and include displacers adjacent an inner portion of the rotor plate.
- the displacers hide small radii with low shear rates and a small field, so that a narrower shear rate range is achieved by the limited radius range in which the MRF sample is located during the shear (typically a maximum factor of 2, for example) the different rates of shear).
- non-magnetic spacers which can additionally receive O-rings for sealing purposes
- soldered onto the rotor plate can serve as displacement bodies in the column.
- the continuous load shear cell preferably comprises a measuring device for determining energy inputs obtained by rotating the rotor plate into a magnetorheological fluid contained in the first and second columns.
- the energy input can be determined, for example, by measuring the torque (taking into account the friction of the individual components of the shear cell) or by a waste heat measurement.
- the torque is measured, for example, by measuring the torque (taking into account the friction of the individual components of the shear cell) or by a waste heat measurement.
- at least one of the torque selected from the group of torque applied to the shaft, the magnetic field strength, the magnetorheological fluid temperature, the rotor plate speed, and the power input to the magnetorheological fluid are measured. These quantities can be measured or determined directly or indirectly, continuously or at intervals.
- the torque and the speed must be measured continuously.
- the shaft of the shear cell can rotate at a constant speed and to measure the torque required for this purpose.
- the shaft can execute a sinusoidal or another waveform rotational movement (Os- Zillations test), wherein in addition to the viscous portion and the elastic component of the magnetorheological fluid can be determined.
- the torque is measured (possibly indirectly) by the measuring device, which exerts the magnetorheological fluid during the movement of the rotor plate on this.
- a change in consistency of the magnetorheological fluid during shearing can be detected, for example, by measuring the temporal torque curve (directly via a torque measuring shaft or indirectly via the motor current), taking into account the superimposed basic friction caused by bearings and seals must become.
- the torque progression or the course of the rotational speed on the shaft of the shear cell is continuously measured.
- alternating phases take place in which the rotation of the rotor plate is used exclusively for shearing the magnetorheological fluid and phases in which a measurement of torques or rotational speeds during the movement (for example rotation or oscillation) of the rotor plate for the rheological characterization of the Magnetorheological fluid takes place.
- the continuous load shear cell according to the invention is preferably constructed such that it can be disassembled in a few steps so that the MRF sample loaded in the shear cell is subjected to a defined stress for the purpose of rheological characterization (change in viscosity and characteristic curve - shear stress over flux density) and Analysis (change in components, CEP morphology (electron microscopy), density, CEP concentration) can be taken.
- the CEP morphology refers to the particle size and particle size distribution of a carbonyl iron powder used.
- the rheological characterization can be done after taking the MRF sample in a rheometer.
- a modular construction of the continuous load shear cell according to the invention which is easy to install and dismantle enables a high degree of flexibility with regard to geometry and materials, in particular the rotor plate and the shear surfaces.
- the disassembly of the rotor plate and serving as shear surfaces after a defined stress of a magnetorheological fluid allows a characterization of the wear and the surface change of materials contained therein, which come into contact with the magnetorheological fluid.
- the continuous load shear cell comprises a housing having an engagement element for engaging a detent. having assembly device during disassembly and assembly of the permanent load shear cell.
- a dismantling device is particularly advantageous in a permanent load shear cell with permanent magnets, since the magnetic attraction for disassembly of the cell must be overcome and the assembly should be controlled despite the attraction force.
- an engagement element for engaging the disassembly device can serve, for example, a threaded portion on the permanent load shear cell, in the inner or outer thread of an external or internal thread of a portion of the disassembly device can intervene.
- the rotatable shaft of the continuous load shear cell according to the invention can be coupled to further parallel or series-connected continuous load shear cells.
- a series connection of cells (with a common rotatable shaft) or a parallel connection of cells (with a common drive for the individual rotatable waves of all cells) allow a simultaneous performance of continuous load tests. For example, multiple magnetorheological fluids and / or multiple rotor plate materials may be tested simultaneously.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic exploded view of a first embodiment of a continuous load shear cell according to the invention
- Figure 2 is a schematic exploded view of a second embodiment of a continuous load shear cell according to the invention.
- Figure 3 is a schematic representation of a disassembly device for an inventive permanent load shear cell.
- the permanent load shear cell according to FIG. 1 comprises a rotor plate 2 fastened to a rotatable shaft 1 made of a non-magnetizable material (for example austenitic stainless steel - eg material number 1.4571) and made of a magnetizable material (for example soft iron or steel - material number 1.0037).
- the rotatable shaft 1 is connected to a motor (not shown) which drives the shaft 1, which is preferably supported by an (air) bearing (not shown).
- a first gap 5 is arranged, into which a magnetorheological fluid can be accommodated.
- a second gap 8 is formed, which can also accommodate the magnetorheological fluid.
- the continuous load shear cell further comprises neodymium permanent magnets 9 which are insertable into a housing 10 so as to flank the gaps 5, 8.
- the permanent magnets 9 are each enclosed in a housing part 1 1, which contains a central bore 12 for receiving the shaft 1.
- the bore 12 contains bearings (not shown) that prevent lateral migration of the shaft 1.
- the first and the second shear surface 4, 7 are formed by a first plate 13 adjoining the first gap 5 and a second plate 14 adjacent to the second gap 8, wherein both plates 13, 14 are detachable from the associated housing part 11.
- a first Teflon sealing washer as the first displacement body 15 in the first gap 5 and a second Teflon sealing washer as a second displacement body 16 in the second gap 8 are inserted.
- the gaps 5, 8 are filled only adjacent to an outer (black) effective portion 17 of the rotor plate 2 and not adjacent to an inner (white) ineffective portion 18 of the rotor plate 2 with a magnetorheological fluid. Therefore, the shearing of the magnetorheological fluid during operation of the continuous load shear cell takes place only adjacent to the outer portion 17 of the rotor plate 2 in a narrow shear rate range.
- sealing elements 19 are provided for sealing the gaps 5, 8 to the respective central bore 12, which are received in recesses 20 formed in the plates 13, 14 for this purpose.
- Suitable sealing elements 19 are, for example, O-rings, quad rings, labyrinth seals, mechanical seals or any other sealing elements known to those skilled in the art for sealing rotating elements.
- the limiting element 21 includes a portion 23 in the form of a bore which is filled with compressible material 22 (silicone rubber). This portion of the compressible material 22 is used to catch a Volume expansion of the magnetorheological fluid in the columns 5, 8, which is completely enclosed in the columns 5, 8 during operation of the continuous load shear cell.
- channels 24 are formed, which are provided for receiving measuring sensors (for example Hall probes and / or temperature sensors).
- the rotor plate 2 has in the illustrated embodiment, two flat plate surfaces on its two sides 3, 6. It is therefore a double plate-plate arrangement.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic exploded view of another continuous load shear cell according to the invention.
- the continuous load shear cell comprises a rotatable shaft 1 with a rotor plate 2, wherein between the first side 3 of the rotor plate 2 and the first shear surface 4, a first gap 5 is formed for receiving a magnetorheological fluid and between a second side 6 of the rotor plate 2, the the first side 3 is opposite, and a second shear surface 7, a second gap 8 is formed for receiving the magnetorheological fluid.
- the continuous load shear cell further includes permanent magnets 9 for generating a magnetic field in the first and second gaps 5, 8 when the cell is assembled.
- the permanent magnets 9 are, partially surrounded by a respective housing part 11, installed in receptacles 26 of a housing 10, after there sealing elements 25 and plates 13, 14 were added.
- the permanent magnets 9 with their housing parts 1 1 have a central bore 12 to receive the shaft 1.
- In the bore 12 are (not shown) bearings that prevent lateral migration of the shaft 1.
- the housing parts 11 each have a pin with an external thread, which serves as an engagement element 27 for engaging a disassembly device during assembly and disassembly of the continuous load shear cell.
- the first and second shear surfaces 4, 7 are formed by a first plate 13 adjoining the first gap 5 and a second plate 14 adjoining the second gap 8, respectively.
- the plates 13, 14 each have annular projections which serve as displacement bodies 15 and 16, respectively, as soon as the plates 13, 14 are screwed to the housing 10 of the shear cell (via the bores 28).
- the columns 5, 8 are then adjacent to the outer portion 17 of the rotor plate 2 with the magnetorheological fluid fillable and adjacent to the inner portion 18 of the rotor plate 2 due to the presence of the displacement body 15, 16 can not be filled with magne torhetreuologischer liquid.
- the displacement bodies 15, 16 have recesses 29 for receiving sealing elements 30, eg small O-rings, quadrant rings, labyrinth seals or mechanical seals.
- the limiting element 21, which closes the gaps 5, 8 to the outside, is formed integrally with the housing 10.
- the delimiting element 21 contains a subregion 23 which is filled with compressible material 22 and a channel 24 for receiving measuring sensors.
- a filling channel 31 serves to fill the gaps 5, 8 with magnetorheological fluid and is closed during the operation of the continuous load shear cell.
- sealing elements 33 e.g. large O-rings, inserted to seal the gaps 5, 8 to the outside.
- FIG. 3 shows a dismantling device 34 for a continuous load shear cell according to the invention, for example for a shear cell according to FIG. 2.
- the dismantling device 34 is used for dismantling and mounting of continuous load shear cells according to the invention, in particular of those which contain permanent magnets.
- the dismantling device includes a threaded rod 35 with an external thread 36.
- the threaded rod 35 has an axial bore 37 with an internal thread 38 which can be screwed onto an engagement element of a permanent load shear cell.
- a knurled nut 39 is screwed onto the underside 40 of which a support tube 41 (for example made of Plexiglas) is fastened.
- the internal thread 38 of the threaded rod 35 is screwed onto an engagement element of the shear cell, so that the support tube 41 is supported on a component of the housing of the shear cell. Then the knurled nut 39 is screwed upwardly on the threaded rod 35 until the component of the shear cell (for example a housing part with permanent magnet contained therein) hanging from the engagement element is sufficiently far away from the remainder of the shear cell. If necessary, this component can then be completely removed from the shear cell. LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS
- Rotor plate 27 engagement element first side 28 bores first shear surface 29 recesses first gap 30 sealing elements second side 31 filling channel second shear surface 32 recesses second gap 33 sealing elements
- Housing part 36 male thread central bore 37 axial bore first plate 38 female thread second plate 39 knurled nut first displacement body 40 bottom second displacement body 41 support tube outer part area inner portion
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