3698-WB-VD-DI00853954004 IS01 STF Boiler Preservation Guidelines

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BOILER PRESERVATION GUIDELINES 3698-WB-VD-DI00853954004
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Plant Client Ref. Plant Location
Ammonia & Urea Egyptian Chemical Industries (KIMA) Aswan City - Upper Egypt
KIMA Fertilizer Project
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405-00-SDC-7510
Date – 19/07/2017
BOILER PRESERVATION GUIDELINES
Auxiliary Boiler package
Vendor: STF Vendor’s Job: 405

MR Description: Auxiliary component package MR No: 3698-WB-MR-008 IS. 02
Purchase Order: 7500053954 Equipment Tag No: N.A:
79-L-114
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A Accepted I For information and record only
AC Accepted With Comments, Resubmit AH Accepted With Holds
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IMPORTANT: Permission to proceed does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test methods or material developed or selected by the
supplier and does not relieve supplier from full compliance with contractual obligation nor
from his liability as for the material selection, the design, the sizing, the reliability and the
stability checks of the supplied equipment.
Federico Lazzarini
01 19/07/17 First Issue 2017.07.20 09:48:40 +02'00'
Issue Date Description Prepared Checked Approved

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Date – 19/07/2017
1.0 INDEX
1.0 INDEX .................................................................................................................................. 2

2.0 SCOPE OF THE DOCUMENT ................................................................................................... 3
3.0 BOILER DATA ....................................................................................................................... 3
4.0 FOREWORD.......................................................................................................................... 4
5.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ..................................................................................................... 4
6.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................ 5
7.0 PARTICULAR CASE ................................................................................................................ 6
7.1 Case “A”: Preservation after final Hydraulic Test ........................................................................... 6
7.2 Case “B”: Preservation after Boil Out ............................................................................................ 6
8.0 BOILER PRESERVATION METHODS ........................................................................................ 7
8.1 Mixed Method ............................................................................................................................. 8
8.1.1 Instructions to operate/apply the “Mixed Method” ........................................................................................ 9
8.2 Dry Method................................................................................................................................ 11

8.2.1 Instructions to operate/apply the “Dry Method” ........................................................................................... 11
9.0 VARIOUS ............................................................................................................................ 12

10.0 GENERAL SAFETY PRESCRIPTIONS ....................................................................................... 13
Vendor has given preservation procedure considering Boiler package is Installed at site;
however we required below mentioned information :
1.Procedure of depreservation for Installation/commissioning (cleaning of oil / grease,
depressurization, removal of desiccant bags etc.)
2.Activities to be performed at site with procedure and frequency, for conservation or
restoration of preservation
(a) during storage of equipment in warehouse or yard in the original packing supplied by
vendor
(b) After unpacking, until installation and hydrotest / functional check
(c) after hydrotest / functional check at site, before commissioning
(d) during idling, after commissioning and before being put in service.
3.Preservative materials required for preservation
(a) during transportation
(b) at site, with specification and quantities.
4.MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) of the recommended preservatives.
5.Recommended tools and consumables for preservation like cloth, cotton, solvent /
cleaning agent, nitrogen, tissue paper, wrapping materials, brush, dispenser, sprayer etc.
6.Procedure to restore preservation after the guarantee period of vendor provided
preservation is over.
The present document is the sole property of STF and issued as a general guideline, without any legal liabilities towards STF.
Every Unauthorized Use shall be Prosecuted.
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2.0 SCOPE OF THE DOCUMENT
Purpose of this procedure is to cover the description of all the activities to carry on in order to perform
a proper Preservation activities of the Auxiliary Boilers supplied by STF for the ammonia plant, located
in Aswan City, Upper Egypt.
3.0 BOILER DATA
Steam Production at 100 % MCR 170 t/h

Steam Temperature at B/L 390 °C
Steam Pressure at B/L 46 barg
Burners 2 (two)
Fuels Rich Gas / Lean Gas
Pilots (Class 3 - one for each burner) Rich Gas / Lean Gas
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4.0 FOREWORD
Aim of Boiler's Preservation activity, is to maintain unaltered the integrity of the Magnetite Layer
formed on the internals surfaces of the pressure parts during their Passivation phase.
Carry out a proper preservation of the Boiler, means avoiding dangerous phenomena of corrosion
caused by the oxygen present in the air and as a result ensuring always, that the pressure parts which
constitute the whole of the Boiler be ever in the optimum conditions for the operation.
In order to ensure that the Preservation activities are performed properly, the Boilers and The
Deaerator are equipped by an specific circuit whose use can permit to apply two different methods of
Preservation: " The Dry Method", with Nitrogen and "The Mixed Method" with Nitrogen and Water
chemically treated.
The selection of the different methods of Preservation, is related to the duration of plant’s outage
(Medium period or Long Period), as well as to the climate conditions of the period in which the
preservation of the boiler will take place.
All the different methods will be described in detail in the present document.
5.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
The following Preservation Procedure is based according to reference documentation, reported

hereinafter:
STF Document
Client Document Number Document Description
Number
3698-WB-VD-BD00853954001 405-00-FPS-3303 P&ID - WATER & STEAM SYSTEM
3698-WB-VD-BD00853954003 405-00-FPS-3313 P&ID - DRUMS & DRAINS
3698-WB-VD-BD00853954007 405-00-FPS-3328 P&ID - UTILITIES
TECHNICAL GUIDELINE OF PRESSURE

3698-WB-VD-QP00853954010 405-00-SDC-0158
TEST AT SITE
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6.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Before that a newly constructed boiler is put in service, it is customary to follow cleaning procedure
(Alkaline Boil-Out) with the aim to remove all contaminants remained inside during the erection phase,
such as working debris, oils, greases, and rust.
Subsequently, when the Boiler is fired-up, the resulting cleaned surfaces, are chemically "Passivated"
with the objective to minimize their corrosion by forming a semi-conductive layer of iron oxide
generally called Magnetite ( Fe3O4).
By its nature, the Magnetite, is a poor conductor of ions, and such characteristic, is basic in order to
inhibits the reactions of oxidation between the steel of the pressure parts and the water of the boiler,
preventing from corrosion.
The formation of the Magnetite layer, takes place during the normal operation of the Boiler i.e. in
presence of temperature and pressure, via specific chemical reactions favoured by the dosing of
chemicals (Alkalizing agent & Oxygen scavengers) that added into the water of the boiler (H2O Demin),
allows the rise of the pH till alkaline values (9.2 – 9.6) as well as, the reduction of the oxygen dissolved.
These chemical conditions, also referred as "Reducing Conditions" allows the growth and the
conservation of the Magnetite layer during the Normal Operation conditions of the Steam Generator,
avoiding to expose its pressure parts to the risk of severe corrosion phenomena.
The main purpose of the Preservation activity, is to maintain unaltered the status of Passivation of the
Boiler, guaranteeing that the Magnetite layer formed on the internals, isn't attacked by the oxygen,
which is represents the mainly responsible of its deterioration.
Therefore, all preservation methods described in this technical procedure, must be intended as
applicable to a Boiler already Passivated and in Normal Operating Condition.
Anyway some additional information relating to a different status of the Boilers are reported in the
following chapter "7.0 Particular Cases"
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7.0 PARTICULAR CASE
As above reported, there are particular conditions, during the erection and commissioning phases,
where it can necessary put under preservation the boiler such as:
Case “A”: Preservation of the Boiler after the Final in-site Hydraulic Test (this condition occurs
during the erection phase)
Case “B”: Preservation of the Boiler after the Alkaline Boil Out (this condition occurs during the
erection phase)
7.1 Case “A”: Preservation after final Hydraulic Test
In general it is not necessary to perform any activities of conservation of pressure parts of the
boiler which have been subjected to the hydraulic test in-site following completion of
mechanical erection phase.
As described in the previous chapter (6.0 - General Description), at the end of the erection
activities, the new boiler is cleaned with an Alkaline Boil-Out, which is finalize to clean the
internals from all the working debris and contaminants.
In such case, also the shallow oxidation generated inside the timeframe downstream the
hydraulic test will be removed, giving the surfaces ready for the subsequent Passivation phase.
Nevertheless, if the period between the end of the in-site hydraulic test and the beginning of
the Alkaline Boil Out treatment, is much longer than 3 months, can be a good practice preserve
the Boiler using Dry method with Nitrogen, as described in the dedicated chapter of this
procedure (8.2 - Dry Method).
Anyway, this practice must be intended as a limit case and not mandatory to be applied,
generally a proper planning of the hydraulic test , in the last part of the erection plan, is
sufficient to not exceed the time limit of 3 months.
7.2 Case “B”: Preservation after Boil Out
In general the Alkaline Boil-Out of the Boiler is followed by the activity of Steam Blowing, that
can be considered the beginning of the Passivation of the Steam Generator.
Where the Steam Blowing phase is not initiated within 3 weeks from the completion of the
Boil Out, and/or for any other reasons is not possible to proceed with to firing up of the Steam
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Generator, it will be necessary to put under preservation the Boiler, in order to avoid the
oxidation of the internals already treated.
In such case, the Preservation Method is finalized only to protect the water side of the Boiler
treated by the Boil-Out, therefore, if the ambient temperature is higher than 5°C and the
estimated downtime is 30-45 day, will be sufficient to maintain the water side of the Steam
Generator filled with Demin water additivated with 200 ppm of oxygen scavenger and pH 9.5 -
9.8 , while the steam side, that must be even clean via the steam blowing activity, can remain
outside from the preservation.
In case of prolonged downtime > of 45 days, as well as in case of climate temperature lower
than 5°C it will be necessary to put the Boiler under Nitrogen (Dry Method).
8.0 BOILER PRESERVATION METHODS
Generally, the Boiler must be kept under Preservation when its plan scheduled of inactivity, is
exceeding two weeks, this because for short periods of downtime, the layer of magnetite (Fe3O4)
formed on the internals of the boiler provides the sufficient protection against the oxidation gave by
the presence of the oxygen of the air.
The protection ensured by the permanent Magnetite (Passivation), can be used in case of outage for
visual inspections of the drum, short intervention for maintenance of the equipment of the Steam
Generator and in general for all the cases when for particular technical reasons is not possible apply
any kind of Preservation.
In those conditions will be sufficient to drain the Steam Generator after the its natural cooldown and
complete depressurization (atmospheric pressure).
The residual temperature of the Boiler will ensure the drying of the magnetite layer of the internals,
that as already said will protect till a maximum of two weeks (14 Days) all pressure parts of the
Steam Generator itself.
Therefore STF suggest "no Preservation activity for Boiler downtime period ≤14 Days”
If the scheduled of downtime of the plant is longer then two weeks will be necessary to put the
Steam Generator under Preservation, choosing the method to be applied (Dry / Mixed ) taking into
account to the duration of the downtime and the climatic conditions in which the outage will be take
place.
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The following table reported the Preservation method in relation to the duration of downtime and
the ambient temperature:
Table of Boiler Preservation Methods:
PRESERVATION DOWNTIME CLIMATE NOTE
METHOD DURATION TEMP.
MIXED MIXED METHOD CAN BE APPLIED JUST IF THE

CLIMATE TEMPERATURE IS HIGHER THAN 5°C
NITROGEN + 30 ÷ 45 DAYS > 5°C
IN ORDER TO AVOID FREEZING PHENOMENA
TREATED WATER
DRY DRY METHOD CAN APPLIED EVERY TIME

WITHOUT ANY DISCRIMINATION COMING
( NITROGEN) > 45 DAYS n.a.
FROM CLIMATIC TEMPERATURE
8.1 Mixed Method
A good practice to realize an easier method to preserve the integrity of the internal surfaces
of the Steam generator for the medium terms of its downtime is the method of preservation
mixed (Mixed Method) with water treated and nitrogen.
The main advantage of this kind of Boiler's Preservation is that the unit practically remains
ready for the re-start during the whole downtime period, avoiding the realignment of its
circuits and without having to proceed with the refilling with new feed water.
Such method, generally applicable for Temp. ambient > 5°C, foresees the use of demin water
chemically treated, in water sections of the Steam Generator(*) (Economizer–Evaporator-
Drums-Walls etc.) and the filling with Nitrogen gas of its steam side (Superheaters – Upper
part of Steam Drum).
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Note (*): The Boiler water utilized for the normal operation of the unit, can be used with the
addition of a suitable quantity of Chemicals in order to reach the reference
parameters as reported hereinafter.
ALKALIZING AGENT pH 9.5 - 9.8
OXYGEN SCAVENGER 200 ppm
8.1.1 Instructions to operate/apply the “Mixed Method”
After the Normal Shut Down of the Steam Generator and its bottling-up, proceed
with the natural cooling of the unit.
During the cool-down of the Boiler maintain the water level inside the steam drum
at High Level Value, feeding water from the Feed Water network adding, via dosing
system ( no STF Scope of Work), alkalizing agent and oxygen scavenger in order to
respect the reference parameters given for the preservation water as reported
above.
During the phase of cool down of the Boiler it will be necessary to proceed with an
hot drain of the Superheater (with Steam Drum pressure of 1-2 bar) by drain valves
(motorized 79-HV-2315&2316 and manual 79-L114-VD-160; ref. P&iD 3698-WB-
VD-BD00853954001) in order to avoid condensate accumulation inside the low
headers.
Once the pressure of the Steam Generator have reached the atmospheric value,
proceed with the closing of all valves installed at the steam section an exception of
the instrumentation root valves.
Once the above instruction is done, proceed with the line-up of the Nitrogen circuit
connected with the Boiler. For filling the Boiler with the Nitrogen, operate the
following step:
o Rotate in open position the spectacle blinds 79-L114-SB-114. (Steam Drum; ref.
P&iD 3698-WB-VD-BD00853954001)
o For align the Nitrogen plant network with a dedicated boiler pipeline, open up
the manual valve 79-L114-VD-450 (ref. P&iD 3698-WB-VD-BD00853954007) and
starting with the injection of the Nitrogen into the Boiler.
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Fill the upper part of the Boiler Drum and Superheater by Nitrogen, in order to
inhibit the oxidation gave by the oxygen present in the air.
Proceed with the injection of Nitrogen inside the steam side of the Boiler and keep
a positive pressure value inside it, in a range of 0,5/1,0 bar for the whole period of
preservation.
Is a good practice to verify, every days, the Nitrogen pressure. In this regards the operator can
use the field instrument transmitted to DCS. In case the pressure value go under 0,3 bar, it is
necessary restore the correct pressure value, by Nitrogen refilling.
Periodically, at least every 2 weeks, is necessary to verify the chemical composition of the
Preservation water inside the Steam Generator, checking:
Oxigen Scavenger concentration
pH value
If the analysis of the preservation water show a reduction of the concentration of the chemicals
(under the above mentioned values), will be necessary make up the additives in order of
restoring the correct parameters of the solution.
For the restoration of the chemical parameters of the Boiler Preservation water, operate in
the following steps:
Open the vent valves of the steam side. (Steam Drum and Superheater)
Drain a part of the Boiler Preservation water opening the drain valves of the lower
drum.
It will be sufficient to drain the quantity of water contained inside the Steam Drum
of the Boiler.
Close the drain valves.
With the Feed Water network proceed to refill the Boiler with new treated water.
Stop the refilling of the Boiler when the level of the steam drum reach the HH value.
Close the vent valves and proceed to restore the Nitrogen Cap inside the steam side
of the Boiler.
For the re-start of the Boiler will be sufficient to drain part of the water of the evaporator in
order to adjust the level of the steam drum at the proper value for start-up and proceed with
the line-up of the valves closed during the preservation according to the indication reported in
the Start-Up procedure.
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8.2 Dry Method
The Dry Method is the main preservation activity that generally is used in order to protect the
internal surfaces of the Boiler for long term periods of inactivity.
The injection of inert gas ( Nitrogen) in all the sections of the steam generator can be
considered the most efficient method to avoid the contamination of magnetite layer gave by
the presence of oxygen of the air and therefore to kept its integrity for long time.
8.2.1 Instructions to operate/apply the “Dry Method”
After the Normal Shut Down of the Steam Generator and its bottling-up, proceed
with the natural cooling of the unit.
During the cool-down of the Boiler maintain the water level inside the steam drum
at High Level Value. The water chemical parameters are the same applied for the
normal operation.
As per Mixed Method of Preservation, during the phase of cool down of the Boiler
it will be necessary to proceed with an hot drain of the Superheater (with Steam
Drum pressure of 1-2 bar) in order to avoid condensate accumulation inside the
low headers.
Once the drainage is completed all these drain valves shall be put in close position
and kept closed for all the Preservation period.
Once the pressure of the Steam Generator have reached the atmospheric value,
proceed with the line-up of the Nitrogen circuit connected with the Boiler. For filling
the Boiler with the Nitrogen, operate the following step:
o Rotate in open position the spectacle blinds 79-L114-SB-114. (Steam Drum; ref.
P&iD 3698-WB-VD-BD00853954001)
o For align the Nitrogen plant network with a dedicated boiler pipeline, open up
the manual valve 79-L114-VD-450 (ref. P&iD 3698-WB-VD-BD00853954007)
and starting with the injection of the Nitrogen into the Boiler.
Fill the upper part of the Boiler Drum Nitrogen, in order to inhibit the oxidation gave
by the oxygen present in the air.
Increase the pressure value of Nitrogen inside the Boiler, in a range of 1,0/1,5 bar
Proceed with the complete drainage of the Boiler, step by step operating the drain
valves in water sections of the Steam Generator (Economizer–Evaporator-Drums)
Keep the injection of Nitrogen during the drainage of the Boiler, in order to maintain
the Nitrogen cap.
In this phase, is very important keep under control the pressure in the different
section of the boiler, to avoid the "vacuum effect".
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Once that the drainage is terminated, close all the drain and vent valves and
complete the injection of Nitrogen inside the Boiler.
Increase the pressure value of Nitrogen inside the Boiler, in a range of 0,5/1,0 bar
and keep it for the whole period of preservation.
Is a good practice to verify, every days, the Nitrogen pressure. In this regards the operator can
use the field instrument transmitted to DCS. In case the pressure value go under 0,3 bar, it is
necessary restore the correct pressure value, by Nitrogen refilling.
For the re-start of the Boiler, it will be necessary to proceed with the filling of the unit with
new feed water according to indications reported in the Star-Up procedure.
9.0 VARIOUS
With the aim to make available a sufficient quantity of Nitrogen’s Gas Cylinders, please take into
account the following data:
The volume of the Boiler’s is roughly 70 m³ (1)
To saturated with the sufficient quantity of Nitrogen the volume of the Boiler, we can considers that:
FOR THE IDEAL GAS LOW
∙ = ∙ → =
If considering that the final N2 pressure in the boiler to maintain is 0,5 barg and supposing that a gas
cylinder capability is 50 lt. at the pressure of 180 barg (values at reference to commercial N2 Gas
Cilinders):
WE HAVE
, ∙
= → = = 18000 lt → 18 m3
,
CONSEQUENTLY
70 m³ (V. of Boiler) / 18 m³ (V. of a cylinder) = 3,8 = approx. 4 cylinders
Note (1): The Boiler volume indicated above, is in reference at the internal volume of feed water line,
economizer, drums, evaporator and superheater (for more details about the boiler volume,
see the technical guideline of pressure test at site; doc. nr. 3698-WB-VD-QP00853954010)
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10.0 GENERAL SAFETY PRESCRIPTIONS
The preservation of the Boiler not presenting particularly high risks for the health of the personnel
involved in the activities.
Chemicals used for the Mixed Preservation (Alkalizing Agent and Oxygen Scavenger) are the same used
for the normal operation of the Boiler and are injected in the boiler sections using Dosing System.
The Nitrogen, used for Mixed and Dry preservation, is not a toxic gas and its injection into the Boiler is
performed by a dedicated circuit.
The Boiler is located in an open area, without any containment structure, (i.e. Boiler house) therefore,
there isn’t risk of oxygen deplete, in case of leakage during the Preservation period.
Any way, as for all the other activities performed in the Plant, also the preservation of the Boiler must
be realized in respect of all the safety rules generally applied and used.
By way of example,we report hereinafter only a few general recommendations:
All permit to work relating the circuits of the boiler involved in the preservation must be closed.
Only the permit to work relating the process of preservation shall be open.
The area of the boiler will be kept clear by debris and materials residual of other maintenance
activities, in order to facilitate moving of all personnel involved in the preservation operation.
The area of the boiler under preservation should be defined and marked with signs clearly
visible indicating boiler under preservation.
All personnel will be fully competent with the preservation procedure.
Is mandatory for all personnel involved in the activities the use of PPE.
The eventually maintenance activities that can be performed on the boiler during the
reservation, must be coordinate and supervise by competent personnel.

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BOILER PRESERVATION GUIDELINES

Auxiliary Boiler package

Vendor: STF Vendor’s Job: 405

Status Code Name Department Date

Comment status code:

Issue Date Description Prepared Checked Approved

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1.0 INDEX .................................................................................................................................. 2

8.2 Dry Method................................................................................................................................ 11

9.0 VARIOUS ............................................................................................................................ 12

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2.0 SCOPE OF THE DOCUMENT

3.0 BOILER DATA

Steam Production at 100 % MCR 170 t/h

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5.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

The following Preservation Procedure is based according to reference documentation, reported

3698-WB-VD-BD00853954003 405-00-FPS-3313 P&ID - DRUMS & DRAINS

3698-WB-VD-BD00853954007 405-00-FPS-3328 P&ID - UTILITIES

TECHNICAL GUIDELINE OF PRESSURE

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6.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

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7.0 PARTICULAR CASE

7.1 Case “A”: Preservation after final Hydraulic Test

7.2 Case “B”: Preservation after Boil Out

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8.0 BOILER PRESERVATION METHODS

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PRESERVATION DOWNTIME CLIMATE NOTE

METHOD DURATION TEMP.

MIXED MIXED METHOD CAN BE APPLIED JUST IF THE

DRY DRY METHOD CAN APPLIED EVERY TIME

8.1 Mixed Method

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ALKALIZING AGENT pH 9.5 - 9.8

OXYGEN SCAVENGER 200 ppm

8.1.1 Instructions to operate/apply the “Mixed Method”

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