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    .., .., .., .., .. 68 80 ....................................................................................27

    ..; .., .., ., .., .., .. -1200. ............................................................................................................33

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    CONTENTSMokhov V.A., Zubchenko A.S., Akbashev I.F., Semishkin V.P.WWER-TOI reactor vessel. Design and structural materials.. ..................................................................................5

    Dub A.V., Levkov L.Ya., Shurygin D.A., Kriger Yu.N., Markov S.I., Orlov S.V., Dub V.S., Volobuev Yu.S., Kuznetsova K.N., Kisselman M.A.Prospects for production of NPP equipment using electroslag refining .................................................................. 11

    Zubchenko A.S., Shary N.V., Davydova N.V., Fedorov A.V.High-alloy heat-treatable chromium steel ................................................................................................................18

    Klauch D.N., Ponomarev A.A., Petrov O.M., Kotov I.V., TerekhovV.M.Improvement of manufacturing process and assembly of threaded joints M68 and M80 for high-duty heat exchangers ................................................................................................................................................................27

    Karsonov V.I., Lyakishev S.L., Denisov V.V., Chaban V.A., Lyakisheva M.D., Zharov N.V., Ostretsov I.N.Manufacture and tests of multilevel bellows expansion joint for BN-1200 RP steam generator vessel .................33

    Zubchenko A.S., Shary N.V., Rabinovich V.P.Sea-water corrosion-resistant austenitic-ferritic steel SAF 2507 (X2CrNiMoN 2574).. .........................................42

    Artemieva D.A., Karzov G.P., Kudryavtsev A.S., Markov V.G., Suvorov S.A., Brykov S.I., Denisov V.V., Korolev S.Yu., Metalnikov M.S.Selection of steam generator structural material using criteria of corrosion resistance under different operating conditions of high power sodium reactor.. ...............................................................................................................53

    Kozlachkov A.N., Bykov M.A., Siryapin V.N., Shein V.P., Tribelev A.A.Application of statistic analysis methods in reliability study of emergency protection.. ........................................60

    Vasilchenko I.N., Kurakin K.Yu., Kushmanov S.A., Makhin V.M., Zakharov A.V., Risovanny V.D.Set of operability criteria of CPS absorber rod for new WWER reactors and capabilities of their lifetime extension.. ................................................................................................................................................................ .67

    Bogachev A.V., Berkovich V.Ya., Semishkin V.P., Merkun A.V., Muravin D.B., Nagorny A.O.Implementation of residual life automated control system (SACOR) during lifetime extension of NPP.. ........... ...76

    Mokhov V.A., Berkovich V.Ya., Nikitenko M.P., Makhin V.M., Churkin A.N., Lapin A.V., Kirillov P.L., Baranaev Yu.D., Glebov A.P.Conceptual proposals on VVER-SCP reactor prototype.. .......................................................................................84

    Kavun O.Yu., Popykin A.I.Rainbow-TPP code verification based on the first three fuel cycles of Rostov NPP Unit 1..... ...............................93

    Bezrukov Yu.A., Schekoldin V.I., Zaitsev S.I., Churkin A.N.Analysis of phenomena during reflood of the VVER reactor core... .......................................................................99

    Kavun O.Yu., Popykin A.I.Simulation of axial xenon oscillation experiment at Rostov NPP Unit 1...... ......................................................... 110

    S.L. Lyakishev, V.V. Denisov, M.D. Lyakisheva, V.A. Chaban, A.A. Khalutin, A.N. Blokhina, N.V. Zharov, V.A. UsachevCalculation justification of BN-1200 RP steam generator... .................................................................................. 113

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  • : , , , , , -, , , , , , .Keywords: reactor vessel, VVER, neutron fluence, welded joints, strength, surveillance specimens, steel, impurities, strength grade, brittle temperature, safe operation, service life.

    Design of VVER-TOI reactor provides for reduction in the number of welded joints to reduce essentially con-sumption of metal for billets and manufacturing content. Welded joints are removed from the radiation zone. The following steel grades are chosen for manufacturing of the reactor vessel: 15Kh2NMFA, 15Kh2NMFA-A and 15Kh2NMFA of class 1 as per TU 0893-013-00212179 and 15Kh2MFA mod. and 15Kh2MFA-A mod. as per TU 5.961-11060. Application of low impurity content steel grades ensures the reactor vessel life under irradiation conditions within 60 years.

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    2. Kern T.-U., Scarlin B., Donth B.et al. The European COST 536 project for the development of new high temperature rotor materials.// 17th International Forgemasters meetings. 3-8 November 2008, Santander.

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  • Global trends in manufacturing of metal products with high added value for the nuclear and thermal power engineering are associated with widespread use of technology of electroslag refining (ESR). The roadmap for introduction of ESR technology in nuclear power engineering (NPE) was developed by JSC SRPA NIITMASH. Implementation of ESR production technology for hollow billets from steel 10GN2MFA for main coolant pipes (MCP) was the first phase of the roadmap. Research results demonstrate the feasibility of using the ESR hollow billets in cast condition or after optimized forging for NPE products.

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    0,2-0,5

    1,0-2,0 0,00-0,98

    1.4027 (20Cr14) EN 10302:2008 0,16-0,23 1,0 1,0 0,035 0,04512,0-14,5 1,0 0,45-1,80

    06123 108.1425-86 0,06 0,30 0,60 0,025 0,025 12,0-13,52,80-3,20

    0,50-1,10 0,31-1,16

    1.6982 (GX3CrNi 13-4) EN 10213:2007 0,05 1,0 1,0 0,015 0,035

    12,0-13,5 0,7

    3,5- 5,0 0,3 0,08 0,30-1,14

    1.4313 (X3CrNiMo 13-4) EN 10088-3 0,05 0,7 1,5 0,015 0,040

    12,0-14,0

    0,3-0,7

    3,5-4,5 0,30-1,18

    08154 977-88 0,08 0,40 1,0-1,5 0,025 0,02514,0-16,0

    0,30-0,45

    3,5-3,9 1,0-1,4 0,08 0,36-1,04

    06145 24.11.029-91 0,06 0,40 0,8 0,025 0,025 13,5-14,70,35-0,50

    5,0-5,5 0,8-1,3 0,08 0,54-1,22

    24

  • , , - . FM , - (~ 0,05 %) 1012, 0814 1.4008 (GXCrNiMo12-1) . 0,16-0,23 % - - - 1.4027 (X20Cr14). 1.4027 (X20Cr14) , - - .

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    1. BS EN 10088:2005. Stainless steels. Part 1: List of stainless steels. Annex C. Empirical formulae for steel grade classification by microstructure.

    2. .. - , - .

    7

    , , %

    FMC Si Mn S P Cr i Ni V

    04143114-1-4599-89 0,02-0,06 0,5 0,5 0,020 0,030 13-16 1,3-1,8 2,3-3,5 0,5 0,15-0,30

    14-1-5591-2010 0,02-0,06 0,5 0,5 0,015 0,025 13-16 1,3-1,8 2,3-3,5 0,5 0,15-0,30

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    8

    ,

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    041431-041431 041431-041451-

    2572,237-0,3

    257

    14-3-1630-89

    14-3-1630-89 441 245 10

    26

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    3. .., .. -. - ( .. .. ). . -. 1997.

    4. .., .., .. . -

    . . . .2. . 1999.

    5. - . 11, 2011.

    The paper presents overview of a variety of multipurpose 3%-chromium steel grades used in mechanical engineering for components and subassemblies of equipment operating under effects of corrosive and high-tem-perature environment. Analysis of structure of the widely applicable domestic and foreign steel grades is provided depending on their chemical composition.

    : , , - , , , .Keywords: chromium steel, martensite, ferritic-martensitic structure, high-temperature strength, cavitation, neu-tron absorption.

    621.7

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    68 80

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    29

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    30

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    31

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    , - 0,03 . 8g/7H ( 686-Dcp=64,4-64,57 , 806 -Dcp=76,4-76,57 ; 686 - dcp= 63,57-63,67 , 806-dcp=75,57-75,67 ), - .

    ~0,10,2 Dcp (~0,1 ). .

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    The paper deals with the issue on enhancement of quality and accuracy of manufacturing of high-loaded threaded joints, provision for their assembly in accordance with the required conditions and defect-free disas-sembly. To perform the specified tasks a number of studies were performed to investigate the effect of geometric parameter errors in threads (by correction of average size tolerances) on threaded joint reliability, manufactu- ring processes and tools providing the required manufacturing accuracy, roughness and mechanical properties of thread surface, were developed. Tests were performed and a number of antifriction coatings and lubricants were chosen to reduce a possibility of adhesion of threaded surfaces at high operating temperatures.

    : , , , .Keywords: process, high-loaded threaded joints, accuracy of manufacturing, reliability.

    32

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    621.18

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    -1200( 15.12.2013 .)

    - () -1200. , . - -1200.

    33

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    34

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    09189 - -7-002-86 : - =20, n=2; nN=10; - =20, n=1; nN=1; - =400, n=2; nN=10; - =400, n=1; nN=1; - =20, ; - n=1; nN=1,

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    , :

    09189 , -7-002-86, - 85 =5,1310-1. [N]=290, 3482 ;

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    =1,2310-1. - ( ) [N]=1200, 3482 ;

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    (N)

    30 (N=150) 85 (N=150) 30 (N=5600) 85 (N=3200)

    ()

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    40

  • , 2,4105 .

    1. - - . -7-002-86, , , 1989.

    2. . - -. ANSYS Mechanical, v.7.1, CAD-FEM, Gmbh, 2003.

    3. . - . 86-2002, 08624607.00418, , 2002.

    The paper deals with the design features and manufacture of a multilevel bellows expansion joint for steam generator (SG) vessel of sodium-cooled fast reactor plant BN-1200. The steam generator manufacturing process, strength tests and their results are shown. In the paper issues are considered regarding calculation-based strength analysis of the bellows and verification of their operability under operating conditions as a part of BN-1200 SG vessel.

    : , , -1200, , , , .Key words: multilevel bellows, steam generator, BN-1200, tests, manufacture, analysis, cyclic strength.

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    41

  • - () , 0,03% , 25% , 3% , ~7% - (~0,3%), - - , [1, 2]. X2CrNiMoN 2574, - , [3].

    - -, , , - X2CrNiMoN 2574 2000 - , - 1 2 . SANDVIK () , , SAF 2507, 25.10.4.LR 25.10.4.L. 10 - .

    - -350 . () 032463 (-130),

    X2CrNiMoN 2574. - - - .

    SAF 2507 :

    ; ; ,

    /; , ; ,

    ; -

    . SAF 2507

    -- (ASME) - ASME -, VIII, 1, 2047, ASME 31.3 -, Vd TUV - Werkstoffblatt 508, NACE MR 01-75 , , - .

    : X2CrNiMoN 2574, S 32750, SS 2238, SAF 2507.

    SAF 2507 : .

    669

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    - -

    SAF 2507 (X2CrNiMoN 2574)( 30.12.2013)

    SAF 2507 (X2CrNiMoN 2574), .

    42

  • . - , - . , - . 30- - , -, , 40% 60% .

    SAF 2507 - , . , - , - . 1 - ( - , - ).

    SAF 2507 - , . 1.

    1050...1125 , ( 2). , - - .

    - -7-008-89 20 Tmax 50, Tmax+25 Tmax+50.

    SAF 2507, - - Rm, Rp0,2, A Z.

    3 - SAF 2507 - 20 . 4 - Rm Rp0,2 20, .

    SAF 2507 , , 4.

    ( 600).1.

    SAF 2507

    1 SAF 2507, . %

    C Si Mn S P Cr Ni Mo N , % ()

    2198 0,021 0,64 0,89 0,012 0,024 25,0 7,3 3,8 0,29 48

    = 20 0,028 0,58 0,94 0,015 0,030 24,8 6,9 4,3 0,30 50SAF 2507,

    max 0,03 max 0,8 max 1,2 max 0,015max 0,030

    24,026,0

    6,06,8

    3,05,0

    0,240,32

    3555

    43

  • 2

    SAF 2507

    ., Rm, Rp0.2, ,% Z,% Hv

    ( )

    20855860863

    563570570

    424039

    424448

    290292298

    50850858864

    549560571

    454042

    464450

    100852860870

    554560572

    434045

    525250

    300690703712

    470482490

    404449

    505049

    325704712720

    480491499

    424140

    394950

    350683699699

    466471483

    474648

    505051

    400680688693

    454463460

    464840

    384553

    ( )

    20890890890

    593584590

    464339

    485050

    50873881890

    563560569

    394140

    474859

    100850870870

    568572570

    424446

    555250

    300720730738

    505512518

    475049

    505152

    325709712722

    498490493

    504241

    474746

    350671683699

    503490496

    425153

    396151

    400682694701

    483480494

    313943

    396151

    ( )

    20893902902

    604602599

    434547

    393835

    50868890892

    590592588

    474942

    454750

    100855870870

    577602599

    434239

    525264

    300746750751

    512517504

    463940

    504141

    325722730736

    503499507

    393735

    394253

    350699702710

    485503500

    444840

    354049

    400673682688

    479482490

    384240

    324550

    44

  • ~200 . , . SAF 2507 - . . 4 - , - SAF 2507 , , -50,

    -, .

    SAF 2507

    - 300 SAF 2507 , - . - ,

    2

    ., Rm, Rp0.2, ,% Z,% Hv

    ( )

    20893902902

    604602599

    434547

    393835

    50868890892

    590592588

    474942

    454750

    100855870870

    577602599

    434239

    525264

    300746750751

    512517504

    463940

    504141

    325722730736

    503499507

    393735

    394253

    350699702710

    485503500

    444840

    354049

    400673682688

    479482490

    384240

    324550

    3 SAF 2507

    , Rm, MPa Rp0,2, MPa A, % Z, %

    20 800-1000 550 25 40

    100 710 480 25 40200 665 420 25 40250 650 405 25 40300 645 395 25 40350 645 395 25 40400 645 395 25 40

    45

  • , SAF 2507. , -, 250.

    SAF 2507 30. 5

    100 200 - .

    SAF 2507

    20 - 7,85 /3. (W/) -

    (/)

    4 SAF 2507, (V-)

    ,

    ,

    -100253248

    303539

    194243

    -75505869

    424463

    505055

    -505998190

    8288120

    737979

    -25156173210

    135135148

    139142144

    0220229260

    189240253

    150183198

    20225260270

    202270271

    222229231

    50235269301

    195264271

    189213250

    5

    SAF 2507 ,

    100 200

    500 3000 500 3000

    20 -50 20 -50 20 -50 20 -50

    ,

    220228240

    100112123

    218240255

    94120122

    231249250

    889494

    227252273

    79120133

    ,

    232239239

    101125142

    209220224

    112118130

    217229241

    101120121

    220244259

    9191

    120

    46

  • 20...400C 6 7. 6 AISI 316L.

    SAF 2507 - ( 8). - SAF 2507 - . SAF 2507 - .

    SAF 2507, , - .

    SAF 2507

    SAF 2507 - (-, )

    (), , , - . SAF 2507 - , .

    , - 304L, 081810 . , . AISI 316L, 904L, 0317143 - .

    , , . - - , , -, , - .

    6

    (W/) SAF 2507 AISI 316L

    , 20 100 200 300 400

    SAF 2507 14 15 16 18 20

    AISI 316L 14 15 17 18 20

    7

    (/) SAF 2507

    , 20 100 200 300 400

    480 500 530 550 580

    8

    (10-6)1/

    , 30...100 30...200 30...300 30...400

    SAF 2507 13,5 14,0 14,0 14,5

    12,5 13,0 13,5 14,0

    AISI 316L 16,5 17,0 17,5 18,0

    47

  • , PRE (Pitting Resistance Equivalent) :

    PRE = % Cr + 3,3% Mo + 16% N

    10 - PRE.

    PRE , . SAF 2507 - , PRE 41. 10 PRE SAF 2507.

    6 %- FeCl3, ASTM G48

    , - SAF 2507 , . - SAF 2507 90 64. SAF 2507 -. U- 1000 . 100 25%- NaCl . , 40%- CaCl2 100 =6,5 , - SAF 2507, 90% . 42%- MgCl2 155 SAF 2507

    9

    ()

    , 20 100 200 300

    SAF 2507 200 194 186 180

    AISI 316L 198 193 189 185

    10

    , %

    (-, -)

    PRECr Ni Mo N

    304L 18,5 10 - - A 18

    08X18H10T 18 10 - - A 18

    316L 17,5 13 2,6 - A 26

    08X17H15M3T 17 13 3 - A 27

    03216 21 6 - - 50%+50% 21

    SAF 2304 23 4,5 - 0,1 50%+50% 24

    08X21H6M2T 21 6 2 - 50%+50% 27

    SAF 2205 22 5,5 3,2 0,18 50%+50% 35

    03X25H6AM ( 130) 25 6 3 0,2 50%+50% 38

    SAF 2507 25 7 4 0,3 50%+50% 41

    48

  • -, 50% Rm. 1,5 - - SAF 2507. SAF 2507 . - 11.

    SAF 2507

    SAF 2507 - -, . -

    . - SAF 2507 :

    TIG - ;

    MIG - ;

    - - ;

    SAW - . : TIG MIG -

    Sandvik 25.10.4.L; - -

    Sandvik 25.10.4.L.R; SAW - Sandvik

    25.10.4.L Sandvik 15W.

    25.10.4.L - TIG, MIG, MMA SAW 12.

    11

    SAF 2507

    C PRE

    , , SCC

    6% FeCl3 (ASTM G48)25% NaCl, 108, 1000 ,

    U-40% aCl2,

    100C, pH=6,5, 0,9 Rp

    41 >90 >64

    - ; - ;SCC - -.

    12

    , %

    C Si Mn P S Cr Ni Mo N

    TIG. 25.10.4.L

    0,020 0,2-0,4 0,3...0,5 0,020 0,015 24...26 9,0...10,5 3,8...4,2 0,20

    0,020 0,2...0,4 0,3...0,5

  • - 2198 20 , 1. - TIG , - TIG, MMA SAW.

    : - V-

    70; - -

    70 TIG , 90 - SAW.

    , 6 , 5 . . , - q=0,2..1,5 / - 150. , :

    (U- , ; J - , ; V- , /) q=1,1 /, U=11 J=100 , 60 /. :

    TIG: 25.10.4.L, , J=100 , U=11 ;

    MMA: 25.10.4.LR, 3,2 , J=80 , U=22 ;

    SAW: 25.10.4.L, 3,2 , J=300 , U=30 .

    - 13.

    - 6 , 816150 81065 . - - 10 , 2040200 101065 , - 6 . 14 15.

    - - . 16. - .

    , - TIG, MMA SAW, .

    - - SAF 2507 - , ,

    13

    C Si Mn P S Cr Ni Mo N

    25.10.4.L TIG 0,015 0,30 0,42 0,015 0,012 25,0 9,6 4,2 0,25

    25.10.4.LR 0,025 0,5 0,7 0,015 0,010 25,0 9,6 4,1 0,26

    25.10.4.L 15W 0,012 0,56 0,31 0,016 0,011 24,5 9,5 4,2 0,21

    50

  • , - - .

    SAF 2507 - .

    14

    , Rm,

    ,

    .

    219,08

    TIG 20845850861

    120120120

    20840845852

    120120120

    = 20

    TIG 20851862862

    120120120

    20839848852

    120120120

    SAW 20849862874

    120120120

    15

    , Rm, Rp0,2, 5, % Z, %

    TIG

    20849852858

    638640640

    282726

    464849

    100854855862

    629639639

    313227

    474953

    200848850855

    635639641

    353432

    454349

    MMA

    20850852858

    642650650

    303035

    454650

    100854855861

    638645651

    293133

    495153

    200839845854

    630633645

    323838

    535553

    SAW

    20875880880

    675680685

    282729

    434647

    100875879879

    680681699

    303029

    444849

    200859863870

    650653660

    374040

    505352

    51

  • , , - , , , TIG, MMA SAW - - , .

    1. Bertil Walden and J. Michael Nicolls Applications of duplex stainless steels in the

    Chemical and Petrochemical Industry//R&D Centre, AB Sandvik Steel. S-51-55-ENG, April 1994.

    2. Per A. Olsson and Mark B. Newman SAF 2507 for sea water cooled heat exchangers // R&D Centre, AB Sandvik Steel. S-51-57-ENG,Feb. 1998.

    3. .., .. - - // . : . 25. . 2009 . . 106-112.

    Results of testing the mechanical properties and corrosion resistance of steel SAF 2507 (X2CrNiMoN 2574) approved by Gosatomnadzor of Russia for manufacturing of sea water pipelines at nuclear power plants are presented.

    : - , , . , , , , .Key words: austenitic-ferritic steel, duplex steel, pitting corrosion, sea water, chemical composition, mechanical properties, fracture energy, welding process.

    16

    SAF 2507,

    ,

    -40 -30 -20 -10 0 20

    TIG

    106109115

    107108119

    108112122

    115122130

    120130133

    130140145

    828493

    112114118

    125150150

    153155157

    164168168

    180189195

    MMA

    323744

    454545

    505253

    555860

    636464

    656872

    828889

    110116117

    120129142

    155163163

    155163163

    190196196

    SAW

    576069

    606468

    707073

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    The present paper deals with the issues on corrosion damage resistance of tubing systems of once-through steam generators. Approaches are offered for selection of structural materials of high-power sodium reactor steam generators by the criteria of corrosion stability. It is shown that complex alloy chromium steel of martensitic-ferritic grade 07Cr12NiMoVNb fully meets the requirements for operation of steam generator heat exchange tubing systems of the high-power sodium reactor.

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    Acceptance criteria of control and protection system absorber rods (CPS AR) are proposed to be introduced into the practice of designing for substantiation of CPS AR functioning within the specified service life.

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    The paper summarizes experience in implementation of SACOR at operating power units of NPP during their lifetime extension. The first stage is the selection of control points and zones for which the service life of equipment and pipes is predicted, as well as development of the program to control lifetime characteristics. Approaches are defined for a quantitative estimation of cumulative fatigue damage in the chosen control points and zones at power units after long-term operation. Methods of operating parameter monitoring with the use of other diagnostics systems applied previously at NPP and examples of solving the operational problems by means of the introduced SACOR are shown.

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