WO2014005581A2 - Crush barrier arrangement - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
- E01F—ADDITIONAL WORK, SUCH AS EQUIPPING ROADS OR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PLATFORMS, HELICOPTER LANDING STAGES, SIGNS, SNOW FENCES, OR THE LIKE
- E01F13/00—Arrangements for obstructing or restricting traffic, e.g. gates, barricades ; Preventing passage of vehicles of selected category or dimensions
- E01F13/02—Arrangements for obstructing or restricting traffic, e.g. gates, barricades ; Preventing passage of vehicles of selected category or dimensions free-standing; portable, e.g. for guarding open manholes ; Portable signs or signals specially adapted for fitting to portable barriers
- E01F13/022—Pedestrian barriers; Barriers for channelling or controlling crowds
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- E04—BUILDING
- E04H—BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES; SWIMMING OR SPLASH BATHS OR POOLS; MASTS; FENCING; TENTS OR CANOPIES, IN GENERAL
- E04H17/00—Fencing, e.g. fences, enclosures, corrals
- E04H17/14—Fences constructed of rigid elements, e.g. with additional wire fillings or with posts
- E04H17/16—Fences constructed of rigid elements, e.g. with additional wire fillings or with posts using prefabricated panel-like elements, e.g. wired frames
- E04H17/18—Corrals, i.e. easily transportable or demountable enclosures
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- the invention relates to a transportable Gedrlindesperre with the features of claim 1.
- stage grid This design of a Gedrfitesperre is also referred to as a stage grid.
- Stage grates or locking blocks are characterized by the fact that on the one hand they have to withstand high loads of crowding crowds, which means that they have to be very sturdy. On the other hand, they must have a relatively low weight, since the stage grids must be built up quickly before concerts and rapidly reduced after the concerts. The transport volume should also be low.
- Stage lattices are preferably folding constructions that can be folded flat.
- the known stage gratings have a bottom-side frame part and an approximately centered on the bottom side Frame part arranged vertical frame part.
- the two frame parts are hinged together via diagonal struts.
- the coupling is made with the bottom side frame part, so that the Gedrfitesperre is ready for use.
- the coupling is released and the vertical part folded down.
- a requirement of the known locking barriers is that they must be connected as possible with no gaps gap with neighboring Gedrlindesgesren for security.
- the ground must be relatively flat. Step-like elevations, such as curbs can hardly be bridged with a standard design of a crowd barrier, since in this case the connection dimensions do not fit. Special constructions are required.
- a bottom cable outlet makes problems, eg. B. when control lines are to be led from the stage to a mixer in the audience. Another problem is corner areas.
- stage lattice The stability of a stage lattice is based on the one hand that people stand on one side of the stage grid on the horizontal frame part and the stage grid is thus pressed to the ground. In addition, there are diagonal struts to support on the back of the stage grid.
- the solid bond with the adjacent stage grilles also contributes to the stability.
- special constructions are required, for example, angle pieces, in which the bottom-side frame is wedge-shaped.
- stage gratings must be provided, for example, those with 15, 30, 45 or 90 degrees inside and outside corners. Not sure That the same components are required at each stage, the amount of equipment to be transported would increase undesirably.
- stage grids are collapsible. Due to the weight of the upper part there is a risk of crushing against the lower part when the upper part is pivoted relative to the lower part.
- the present invention seeks to show a transportable Gedrfitesperre, with which there is the possibility to arrange a curved course of Gedrfitesperre without a variety of different types of Gedrfitesperrpen must be kept and in which the handling is safer.
- the transportable locking barrier according to the invention consists of individual, interconnectable barriers. Under a locking barrier in the context of the invention is therefore an arrangement of several barriers to understand, which are as it were assembled into a fence-like arrangement.
- the locking barrier consists of an arrangement of a plurality of first barriers and at least one second barrier different from the first barrier.
- First barriers in the sense of the invention are those which are necessary in larger numbers, for example for the construction of a straight barrier.
- the second barriers are special designs that connect to the first barriers and that are designed to fit the first barriers.
- the first barriers are rigidly coupled with each other and form a strong but detachable composite.
- the at least one second barrier is connected via a joint arrangement with the first barriers.
- the second barrier fulfills special functions.
- the hinge arrangement allows the second barrier to be angled relative to the first barrier. Ie. the second barrier does not have to be aligned with the first barrier, but may deviate from the flight.
- a curvature within the locking barrier or a kink, such as in the corner of a stage, are formed.
- the second barrier only fulfills its function in connection with the first barriers that can be rigidly coupled to one another, which effectively form the supporting framework for the second barrier.
- a joint arrangement in the sense of the invention is not a bottom-mounted, anchored or standing only on the ground post to which the barriers are hinged, but rather a connecting element with a vertical axis as a hinge axis without ground contact.
- the first barriers each comprise a horizontal frame and a vertical frame carried therefrom which is supported on a longitudinal side of the ratchet barrier.
- the posts extend obliquely from the horizontal frame to the vertical frame and are hingedly connected to both the horizontal frame and the vertical frame.
- the vertical frame can be folded by the supports held on the horizontal frame.
- a securing element is now provided by means of which the vertical frame can be locked in the folded-in position with the horizontal frame.
- the bond between horizontal and vertical frame in the folded position is of great advantage for transport, since there is a risk that the vertical frame unfavorable unfolded when handled incorrectly, which can lead to accidents, especially to bruises.
- the handling of the barriers in the folded position becomes much safer when the unwanted unfolding of Vertikalrahnnens is prevented.
- the securing element in the unfolded position of the vertical frame does not project beyond an end face of the barrier.
- Another security feature relates to a step element which is arranged between the supports and the vertical frame.
- the step element serves on the one hand to support the front of the vertical frame.
- the step element serves as a stand for folders that are located on the side facing away from the audience of Gedrijnesgeperre to pull in an emergency people from the crowd can.
- This step element is hinged to the supports and can also be folded.
- a holding element is arranged on at least one of the supports, which can be coupled in the folded-in position with the step element.
- a horizontal frame of the locking barrier is provided on one longitudinal side with at least one transport roller.
- the transport roller is in the lying position of the transport frame at a distance from a substrate of the transport frame.
- the joint arrangement can be used to bridge a floor-level height offset.
- the second barrier is height-adjustable in the region of the joint arrangement with respect to the first barrier.
- the height adjustment makes it possible, for example, to set the first barrier as a whole higher in relation to the adjacent left and right barriers so that a clearance remains as a passage below the second barrier, which can be used, for example, to pass through a cable channel. Since the second barrier on both sides has joint arrangements, a two-sided height offset is possible, for example, to allow an adjustment of GedrFelesperre on uneven terrain, for example, when a terrain jump, such as a transition from a lower road to a raised pavement must be bridged.
- the height adjustment is infinitely possible.
- the second barrier in combination with the first barriers has maximum flexibility and adaptability to different terrain conditions.
- the second barrier may in principle have a smaller height than the first barriers, so that a passage remains below the second barrier.
- the passage can either be used to bridge terrain bumps or pass certain assemblies under the crowd barrier.
- the second barrier is arranged as a corner element between two mutually standing at an angle first barriers. This is considered to be the main application of the second barrier, regardless of the angle between the two first barriers.
- the second barrier can be formed in the region of its joint arrangement so that each joint arrangement, an angular range of more than 90 ° can be bridged, so that in two joint arrangements, a 180 ° deflection of the first barrier is possible. In practice, there are no restrictions on the angle range.
- the mutually angled first and second barriers can be arranged, for example, to a Z-shape.
- the first barriers are parallel to each other, while the second barrier is pivoted more than 90 degrees from the first and opposite to the other adjacent first barriers.
- the Z-shape can also be referred to as a zig-zag shape.
- a stepped course of the blocking ratchet can also be realized. Due to the variability of the crowding grid according to the invention, this example, also serve as a shear brake at a greater distance in front of a stage. Such shear brakes are also referred to as breakwaters, which serve to divide the interior of the audience area.
- the locking barrier according to the invention can therefore be used in a variety of ways.
- the second essential application is considered in the use of the second barrier as a door or gate, which is arranged in alignment between first barriers.
- the first barriers serve on one side of the door thus formed as a post and on the other side as a stop.
- it is important that the distance between the second barriers remains constant so that the door can be securely locked.
- the first two barriers below the as a door serving second barrier are coupled together.
- the coupling is preferably in the range of the threshold of the door, since in this area the dimensional accuracy of the distance of the adjacent barriers is most important for the function of the door.
- the coupling is preferably via a plug connection.
- Plug-ins are easy to perform with minimal play, which is very important given the scarce amount of time required to assemble and disassemble portable peg locks.
- the coupling takes place according to the invention via a plug connection in the region of a bottom plate arrangement.
- the floor panel assembly according to the invention preferably comprises two floor panels.
- a first base plate serves to couple the second barriers to be connected to one another.
- the second floor panel serves to partially overlap the first floor panel. It also serves to keep the first two barriers in flight.
- the connection between the floor panels can be made by a connector, as these, as explained above, in view of the time constraints in the construction and dismantling of transportable Gedrnatureesperren can be performed very quickly.
- connection of the individual barriers in the area of the joint arrangement provides, according to the invention, bearing elements which are detachably fastened to the first barriers.
- the bearing elements are to some extent additionally attached to the first barrier, so they can be retrofitted if necessary.
- the first barrier is designed to be fixed without the hinge assembly, i. H. not pivotable, can be connected to other first barriers.
- the joint arrangement is therefore an accessory that significantly extends the function of the first barrier.
- the joint assembly comprises a link rod.
- the articulated rod defines the pivot axis and thus points in the vertical direction of the second or the first barrier.
- the articulated rod is guided by at least two bearing elements which are attached to the adjacent barriers. There are at least two bearing elements per barrier provided to prevent tilting in the horizontal direction. As a result, the adjacent barriers remain aligned in the vertical direction.
- At least one of the bearing elements of the second barrier means for fixing the hinge rod relative to the bearing element may be arranged.
- This fixing means may, for example, be a clamping screw or a toggle.
- the aim of this means for fixing is that the joint rod can no longer move in its longitudinal direction relative to the bearing element. This is important if adjacent barriers are to be positioned next to each other in different height levels. In this case, there should also be no tilting of the second barrier in relation to the first barrier.
- the means for fixing which is preferably a clamping screw, as possible not protrude in an undesirable manner and claim additional space. It should also be protected against manipulation in order to prevent the breaking of the blockage by unauthorized persons.
- the means for fixing the articulated rod in the region of the bearing element and preferably engages directly into the bearing element, for example by a transverse bore is arranged within the bearing element, which is penetrated by the means for fixing.
- the bore can preferably be a threaded bore, so that the means for fixing, in particular in the form of a screw, also has an abutment within the bearing element.
- a door bolt for locking a serving as a door or gate second barrier with an adjacent first barrier provided.
- the door latch comprises a horizontal latch bolt and locking means arranged transversely to the latch bolt.
- the locking means are in a locking position with a bolt lock engaged. The engagement is achieved by pivoting the locking bolt about its longitudinal axis or brought out of engagement of the deadbolt. When locking it behaves vice versa.
- the locking means are, for example, a combination of a male and a female piece, such as a projection or a tongue and groove arrangement.
- the groove is by pivoting about the longitudinal axis of the locking bolt with the pin disengageable, so that the locking bolt is longitudinally displaceable, so that the door can be opened or closed ,
- additional securing means may be provided, such as a lock, when the door should be closed for safety reasons.
- Figure 1 is a Gedrfitesperre in perspective view
- Figure 2 is a first barrier of Gedrfitesperre in folded
- Figure 3 is an enlarged view of the section III of Figure 2;
- Figure 4 is a holding element in a perspective view
- FIG. 5 shows a horizontal frame of a first barrier
- Figure 6 is a section along the line VI - VI in Figure 5;
- Figure 7 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of a barrier
- Figure 8 is a horizontal section through the barrier of Figure 7 in the calculation of bearing elements
- Figure 10 is a joint rod in side view
- Figure 1 1 a bearing holder for mounting on the front side of a barrier in a right-hand version
- Figure 12 shows a storage holder for mounting on the front side of a first
- Figure 13 is a horizontal section through the bearing holder of Figure 1 1;
- Figure 14 shows a first floor panel for integration between two first
- Figure 15 is a sectional view taken along the line XV - XV through the
- FIG. 16 shows the floor panel of Figures 14 and 15 in a perspective
- Figure 18 is a sectional view taken along the line XVIII - XVIII through the
- Figure 20 is a door latch in perspective view.
- Figure 1 shows a locking barrier 1, which is composed of a plurality of interconnectable barriers of different types.
- the locking barrier 1 is arbitrarily extendable due to its modular design.
- crowd barriers 1 are used as barriers at concerts.
- Figure 1 shows the crowd barrier 1 from the direction of the stage.
- the locking barrier 1 is composed of first barriers 2 and second barriers 3, which are arranged alternately in this embodiment. It is important that at least one first barrier 2 is always arranged adjacent to the so-called second barrier 3.
- the barriers 2, 3 are made of metal and, at least as far as the first barriers 2 are concerned, can be coupled rigidly to one another. In practice, they are precisely aligned and screwed together.
- the particular feature of the illustrated locking barrier 1 is the configuration of the second barriers 3 and the type of connection with the first barriers 2.
- the first barriers 2 each have a horizontal frame 4 and a vertical frame 5.
- the horizontal frame 4 rests on a substrate.
- the vertical frame 5 is located approximately centrally above the horizontal frame and is screwed in its foot-side attachment point 6 with the horizontal frame 4.
- the vertical frame 5 is connected via two mutually spaced supports 7 with the horizontal frame 4.
- the supports 7 extend obliquely from the viewer facing the stage-side frame side 8 of the horizontal frame 4 to the upper frame side 9 of the vertical frame 5.
- the supports 7 are hinged to the frame sides 8, 9 respectively.
- the vertical frame 5 is connected via a step element 10 with the supports 7.
- the step element 10 extends approximately at mid-height horizontally between the supports 7 and two vertically extending struts 1 1, at which support points for the step element 10 are formed.
- the step element 10 is pivotally mounted on the supports 7 and can be folded up.
- a holding element 12, as darg Congress in Figure 4 is arranged longitudinally displaceable on one of the supports 7.
- FIG. 2 shows the first barrier 2 in the folded-in position.
- To fold the gland at the attachment point 6 is released, so that the lower frame side 14 of the vertical frame 5 can be pivoted in the direction of the rear frame side 8 of the horizontal frame 4.
- the step element 10 was folded upwards, so that it is in the folded position between the supports 7. It can be seen that the vertical frame 5 rests flat on the horizontal frame 4, which in particular the enlarged view of Figure 3 shows.
- the section III of Figure 2 has been enlarged, because in this corner region of the horizontal frame 4 and the vertical frame 5 is a securing element 15 which secures the overhead vertical frame 5 relative to the underlying horizontal frame 4.
- the securing element 15 comprises a U-shaped bracket 16 which is surrounded by a spring 17.
- a spring force pulls the bracket 16 in an opening 18 in the horizontal frame 4, so that when lifting the vertical frame 5 of the horizontal frame 4 is locked to the vertical frame 5.
- a sleeve 19, in which the bracket 16 is guided, is so far set back against a front side 20 of the barrier 2 that upon withdrawal of the bracket 16 from the opening 18 and subsequent pivoting by 90 °, the bracket 16 recedes behind the end face 20 and remains in the retracted position by the spring force of the spring 17.
- FIG. 2 furthermore shows that two transport rollers 21 are located at a distance from one another on the frame side 8 of the horizontal frame 4.
- the axes of rotation of the transport rollers 21 point upwards in the image plane. They are perpendicular to the horizontal frame 4 and can only be brought into contact with the ground when the horizontal frame 4 is raised.
- the entire first barrier 2 can be rolled over the transport rollers 21 on the ground.
- the vertical frame 5 has a perforated plate 22, which is only indicated here for illustration.
- the perforated plate 22 may also be referred to as a filling element. It does not necessarily have holes or openings, but can also be closed overall.
- the perforated plate 22 is supported over the vertically extending struts 1 1.
- the struts 1 1 next to at the same time the force that is introduced from the step element 10 in the struts 1 1, and also the force that is applied via the top side frame side 9, for example, when a person is on the vertical frame 5.
- the horizontal frame 4 is unlike the vertical frame 5 partially open.
- the area between the attachment point 6 (FIG. 6) and the frame side 8, on which the transport rollers 21 are arranged (FIG. 5), is open.
- the other interior of the horizontal frame 4 between the attachment point 6 and the opposite frame side 23 is closed.
- a footboard 24 is located.
- the footboard 24 is arranged on an upper side of the horizontal frame 4 and, in the illustration of FIG. 5, faces the viewer.
- On the underside of the foot plate 24 are two Auflagerancen 25 which extend parallel to the frame sides 8, 23 and prevent the foot plate 24 under the load the person standing on it bends.
- a spar 26 adjacent to the attachment point 6 forms the conclusion of the tread plate 24.
- the spar 26 extends parallel to the Auflagerrucn 25 between the front-side frame sides 27, 28 of the horizontal frame 4th
- FIG. 7 shows the so-called second barrier 3 without connection to first barriers.
- the second barrier 3 has a slightly lower height than the first barrier 2.
- the second barrier 3 likewise has a perforated plate 22 which is supported rearwardly via vertically extending struts 11.
- the second barrier 3 is also a frame construction. It is welded together hollow profiles.
- the second barrier 3 is additionally provided at its end faces 20 with a joint arrangement 29.
- only bearing receptacles 30, which are arranged at different height levels, are shown by this joint arrangement 29.
- two bearing receptacles 30 are provided with aligned axis.
- the bearing receivers 30 are provided on both sides of the second barrier 3.
- the bearing receptacles 30 serve to receive a joint rod 31, as shown in FIG.
- the hinge rod 31 has on one end a thickened head 32, so that the hinge rod 31 can not slip through the bearing receivers 30.
- a securing element may be arranged, for example a pin which is guided by a transverse bore, to prevent the hinge rod 31 to be pulled out.
- FIG. 9 shows an enlarged view of a section through a bearing receptacle 30.
- the bearing receptacle 30 is welded to a corner of the frame side 34.
- a means 35 for fixing the articulated rod 31 is provided. Specifically, it is a bolt, which passes through the frame side 34 obliquely. For this is located within the frame side 34 a bore. The bolt penetrates with its shaft into the interior of the bearing receptacle 35 and can thereby press a joint rod 31 arranged there against the opposite side of the bearing receptacle 30 and thus clamp it in a rotationally and shear-resistant manner. Even in height the articulated rod 31 is then no longer adjustable.
- a nut 36 is welded, which serves as an abutment for the clamping forces, which are applied by the screw.
- the joint assembly 29 is basically associated with the second barrier 3. However, in order to couple the hinge assembly 29 with other barriers, the other, d. H. the first barriers 2, have a coupling possibility.
- bearing carrier 37, 38 are provided, as shown in Figures 1 1 and 12.
- the bearing carrier 37, 38 are angle rails, which in turn are provided with bearing sleeves 39.
- the bearing sleeves 39 are provided with identical reference numerals for the sake of simplicity. All bearing sleeves 39 of a bearing carrier 37, 38 are arranged in alignment.
- a bearing sleeve 39 is located at the upper and adjacent lower end of the respective bearing support 37, 38.
- a bearing sleeve 39 is arranged approximately at mid-height of the respective bearing carrier 37, 38.
- the bearing brackets 37, 38 are intended to be bolted to the front side with the first barriers 2, and have corresponding screw holes for this purpose.
- the bearing supports 37, 38 are provided with the identification L or R, since they are provided once for the left and the right front side of a first barrier 2.
- FIG. 1 shows how a bearing carrier 38 with inserted articulated rod 31 is fastened to an end face of a first barrier.
- a bearing support 37 is also attached, which forms a composite together with the hinge assembly 29 of the second barrier 3 here.
- a joint rod is not used, because this is the stop post serving as a door second barrier 3.
- the hinge side is on the opposite side.
- the second barrier 3 is pivotally mounted relative to the first barrier 2.
- first barriers 2 So that a defined distance between the first barriers 2 can be maintained for the door, it must be ensured that the first barriers 2 can not be displaced even under the pressure of jostling persons.
- the two first barriers 2 are to be coupled together. The coupling takes place below the serving as a door second barrier 3 by means of a plug connection of a bottom plate assembly 40 ( Figure 1).
- the floor panel assembly 40 includes a first floor panel 41, as shown in plan view in FIG. In the mounting position, the floor panel 14 is located on the side facing the audience Gedrnatureesperrere.
- the floor panel 41 is a frame construction.
- a frame 42 which preferably has the same thickness as the horizontal frame 4 of the first barrier, is in turn covered by a foot plate 43, so that the first floor panel 41 does not differ externally from the design of a horizontal frame on the page in question the locking barrier 1.
- a support in the form of two support strips 44 which extend parallel to frame sides 45, 46.
- the frame side 46 has in each case in their end regions openings 47.
- the openings are located on the underside of the bottom plate 41, d. H. on the side facing away from the foot plate 43.
- These openings 47 are used to receive pins 48, which face upwards, d. H. in the mounting position in the frame 46.
- These pins 48 are located at the lower ends of the bearing carrier 37, 38, as shown in Figures 1 1 and 12.
- FIG. 13 shows, in a sectional view, that the pin 48 projects laterally from the bearing carrier 37 configured in the shape of an L and is located very close to the bearing sleeves 39. Since it is important for the installation of the second barrier that the bearing sleeves of the second barrier and those of the bearing carrier 37, 38 are brought to the first barrier 2 in coincidence, the pins 48 are particularly close to the pivot axis and the respective bearing sleeves 30, 39. The bottom plate 41 is thus hooked into the two pins 48, so that the distance between the fixed to adjacent first barriers is fixed immutable.
- a second bottom plate 49 is provided, as shown in FIGS. 17 to 18.
- This second bottom plate 49 is inserted on the side facing away from the audience between the two first barriers. It has the same height as the first floor panel 41, so that no tripping edge arises in the region of the door sill. It is also a frame construction with a frame 50, a foot plate 51, which is supported by the frame, and a support bar 52, which prevents bending of the foot plate 51.
- the second floor panel 49 is also incorporated via a plug connection.
- plug pins 53 on the first bottom plate 41, which are intended to be taken in plug-in receptacles 54 of the second bottom plate 49 ( Figures 14 to 16).
- the spigots 53 face down so that they do not pose a trip hazard. They are located on a retaining strip 55, which overlaps the second floor panel 49 in the mounting position.
- the bipartite nature of the floor panel assembly also has the function of simplifying the assembly of the first barriers.
- a plug bolt, a screw must be mounted at the first barriers. This is only possible if both sides have access to the inside and outside of the horizontal frame.
- the lower area of the bearing brackets 38, 39 would possibly collide with the floor panel. The assembly would be difficult.
- the two-piece floor panel assembly 40 greatly simplifies and speeds assembly. At the same time it ensures that the neighboring first barriers 2 are aligned with each other. Angling of the barriers 2 with respect to the second barrier 3 is not possible.
- FIG. 20 shows a door latch 56. It serves to lock a second barrier 3 serving as a door or gate with an adjacent first barrier.
- the door latch 56 has a horizontal latch bolt 56 and a locking means 58 arranged transversely to the locking bolt 57 and an end-side actuating lever 59 which, due to gravity, points downwards, and consequently the locking means 58 always moves automatically into the position shown.
- Operating lever 59 and locking means 58 point in this embodiment in the same direction, d. H. downward.
- the locking means 58 is intended to engage with a bolt lock 60, as can be seen in Figure 7. This is a projection pointing in the direction of the locking bolt 57.
- a guide 61 in the form of a bore through the vertical frame side 62 of the second barrier 3 allows the longitudinal displacement of the door bolt 56 relative to the second barrier 3.
- a stop member 63 in the form of a clamped nut, as shown in Figure 20, serves as a stop for the locking bolt 57.
- Figure 1 1 shows this opening.
- Figure 1 also shows in the image plane right a second barrier 3, which does not serve as a door, as the middle in the image plane second barrier 3.
- a second barrier 3 which does not serve as a door, as the middle in the image plane second barrier 3.
- a passage 65 is provided, which serves for example for cable entry or bridged terrain bumps.
- the second barrier 3 is arranged angled relative to the first barrier 2, so that with the inventive arrangement Gedrijnesgesren 1 can be erected, which are angled or extend over the corner.
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