NC0005363_Temporary Piping-Geotube Pilot Study_20041208

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Energy
Environmental Services Section
Harris Energy & Environmental Center
3932 New Hill -Holleman Road
PO Box 327
New Hill, NC 27562-0327
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FROM:
Mr Ser9en Chars► koy
Rodney Lem ond s
Company:
Phone No.:
NCOENR - DW4
911- 31 2-3223
Fax No.:
Date:
919-733--b7/9
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Progress Energy
Progress Energy
Weatlicrspoon Steam Electric Plant
491 Power Plant Rd
Lumberton, NC 28358
File No WSPN - 12520B
Mr Sergei Cherenkov
Norah Catollna Department of Environment and Natural Rrbourccs
Dtvlsion of Water Quality
1017 Matt Service CeJ11ei
Raleigh, NC 37699-1617
Subject. Progress Eneigy Carolinas, Inc.
Weatlierspoon Steam Electric p)ant
NPDES Pet mit Number NC0005363
Dear Mi Chci nikov,
DEC -8-04 8:47AM;
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Progress Encigy Caiolutas, Inc is investigating new technologies to better mana
technology is called Geotubes Geotubes are made of high strength permeable n
that can be filled with fine brain sludge of dredged waste rnalerials. Excess .vale
small pores in the permeable Material resulting in effective dewatering and effici
reduction allows for the repeated Filltiig of the Gcotube. After the final cycle of
empty tube is placed on top to ellccuvely stack the fly ash
;c its fly ash Inventory One such
aterinl fabricated Into containers
drains from the Geotube tluough
nt volume ieduchon This volume
illing, the tube is scaled and an
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The Geutube Pilot Siudy is scheduled fol Decembci, 2004. Its plan is to filln o 45 -foot erreturiference by 250 feet
low, Geotubes with fly ash to dclnotnttuic the viubilily of [lie technology ful utile use by Piogiess Energy The
Geohibcb will be located in a contained area within the ash pond at the Wcalhtr oon facility.
A temporary ptping system will be provided to convey (lie fly ash slurry frc nn the facility's bluicc line into the
Geotubes This temporary pomping system will be connected immediately dom n scream from the Y cnnnecuon and
knife gate valve on the existing sluice line The temporary piping system wit consist of a combination of HDPE
pipe and high piessuie Bard tubber hoses Individual sections of pipe and hosi, will be connected wide gasket grin
fittings Flow into the Geotubes will be controlled by a series of pinch , alves =ach Geotube will be filled rnitltiple
times until Iltc filled capacity of each Georube is Leached
oris of flit Geotubes will be filled with slurry that is conditioned with (locculati
the effectiveness of chenucal conditioning in Gcotube perPor mance and solids i
That will be used include aluminum chloride as a primary coagulant (Solvt
flocculent (Solve 155) l hese chenucals will be added to the fly ash slurry by t
chemical feed pumps will inject the chemical into the temporary pipeline downsl
The anticipated dose of the aluminum chloride is approximately 75 mg/I At tl
the product will be used for the pilot test. The anticipated dose of the anionir
resulting in approximately 10 gallons of product utilized for the pilot test Both
fly ish slurry and will be contained within the Geombe It is anticipated that a
discharged through the Gcotube fabric) with be minimal
Prograe Energy Garnirnae Inc
Weadmispum Sleani MA111
491 Power Plalr. Road
I in -b r1un NI' 10'Al
ig chemicals to allow comparison of
apture The conditioning chemicals
10) and an anionic polymer as a
mporary chemical feed pumps I lie,
earn of the knife Bare valve
is dose approximately 20 gallous of
polynnct is approximately 25 mg/1,
,f these chemicals will react with the
ry residual in the weep watei (water

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Thcic is potential that some of these clienucals can be discharged into the coolm pond via the ash pond Releascy
from the cooling pond (Outiall 001) are rare, oecutnng usually when a major sto i is expected and additional
freeboard is needed to pi event overtopping of the pond dikes Ou other occasio s, the pond may need to be drawn
down for maintenance purposes The cooling pond last discharged to the Lumbe River in September 1999. In [lie
event of a discharge from Outfall 001, there are episodic toxicity monitoring req ircmcnt� in place
Once the Geonibes are completely filled, the piping system and chemical seed Oquipment will be demobilized form
the site If you have any quest -ions or comments rcgai ding this information, please contact Rodney Lemonds at (919)
367-:283,
I certifj-, under penally of law, thar this document and all anachmew.1 14
rn vupervrsion in accorclance with a system designed to assure that qui
acid cvciluate the turforniatton attbrrilttec! Ba.ied un my inquiryof the pet
.systeur or diose per sots directly responsible for gathering the utforniat
to the best of illy knowledge and belief, tnie, accurate, and complele I
penaltres,forsubimurngJalse information, including thepossrbiltq, oJft
violatii 41.
Surcctcly,
lvlarkrederic
Weatherspoon Si
Enclosures
Ptogross Encigy Carolinas, Inc
Woamrritir,on Steam Pram
901 Power Plant Road
Iumbur(oil NL 20350
prepared under my direction
-d persouriel properly gather
r or persons who manage rhe
the mforn2atiorr subnirrted iS,
aware that then a are ►tgmficotr
and impi isonment for knowing
Plant Manager
n Bleccric Plant

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From: Frederick, Mark
Scnt: Tuesday, December O7, 2004 8.50 AM
To- FGD WS Plant CPL, FGD Eastern Region Managi rs
Subject. Away from the Plant
I will be away from the Plant from Tuesday afternoon, 12/7/04, through Friday, 12/10/04 Jon Soderena and Johnny
Bullock will be filling in for me on the noted dates below and will be functioning s "Acting Plant Manager for all
activities Including NPDES and Title V signatory duties:' As always, I can a reached by my cellular, Please continue
to work safely
Jon Soderena - 1217104.1218/04. and 12/9/04
Johnny Bullock - 12/10/04
Mark Frederick
Progress Energy Service Company
Plant Manager - Weatherspoon Plat
E-mail markfredenckQpgnmail.com
Work - Bell telephone: [phone]
Work - VoiceNet telephone- 550-1200
Cellular and pager. 910-520-6363
Lumberton home 910-628-1800
Wilmington home. 910-371-2800
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Inorganic Q
solve
Emergency Telephone numbers: WaterSolue 616-575
1. Product Identification
Product Name- Solt 10
Chenucal Typc Aluminum Chloride Piopi ictory Blend
Alununum Cliloridc 7446-70-0
IT. llnzaros Identification
hicalth hffects
Skin
Eye Contact,
In"estion
Inhalation -
Fir -.I Aid
Eyc CunW l
Skit Contact
Inhalation
Ingesuon•
Note to Physician
IV Fire and Exnloslon Hazard Data
Flashpouit
Autoigmtion 1c111perutute
t?xtn ,uishing Agents
May cause itmation, may Laube donna
contaCt.
Causes in aatron and painful burns of tl
Symptoms are stinging, redness, tearrrrl
Swallowing may cause vomiting and d
longe amounts can be more harmful
No effect expec led under normal use I
cause nose, throat and respiratory in i a
Issued- Febrgaril, 2000
Revised: February, 2000
after prolonged of repeated
eye and cyclids upon contact
discomfort. Ingestion of
, exposure to rnist may
Do not rub. linmediatcly flush eyes gc fly fat 15 minutes with plenty
of water. Coll a physician immediately
Flush skin with plenty of water and mild soap Remove contanunwed
clothing, wash before reuse. Seek medical attention if redness and
swelling of skin pcisists
Rcmove person from exposure area to csh eir Seek medical attention
if needed
Do not induce vomilin if conscious, the large quantities of WOW or
milk Never give nnytluog by mouth to uncoosciGUS individual Seek
Immediate medical Otrention
Antidote:
No special antido(e Treat symptomatic ally and sttppottively, nemove
by gastric lavage by qualified medical F ersonnel unlecc the patient IS
elicady vom+hng.
Not applicable
Not applicable
Dry chemical carbon dioxide, .voter
of regular foam.

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Fne righting Piccautions
Respiratory Protection.
Unusual l'u•e and Lxplosion liaz.
V Storn¢e and handling
S(olage
Handling.
Use extinguishing media as appropua'
Thermal decomposition pioducts may
flimes of chlorine and hydrogen chlor
metals (alutrimuni, Mutt, tilt, etc ) to ri
If fumes are present, wear do OSHA/P
with acid gas cartridge or self-eontaiu
None
Store in acid resistant FRP tanks or p
corrosive to most metals Maintain 11
prevent freezing. Keep containers til
dnims in accordance with local, state
Avoid contact with skin, eyes or elotl
VI Accidental Release Measures/Waste iDPsnosal
Spill or leak PPncedures, Dike spilled material. Prevent spreadin
Prevent product Som entering di inking
Neutralize with sods ash WCar Pro1r(-t
waren cleaning tip spill
Waste Disposal Dispose of waste in accordance with ap
laws
Vil Applicable Control Measures& Exposure Limits
baigineei ing Controls. Local ventilation
}Personal Protection Equipment -
Eye Protection Chemical splash goggles and
should be readily available.
Skit Proicenon Impervious gloves, clothing a
recommended
Respiratory Protection- Wear NISOSIi/OSHA appro,
cartridge if there is any potcn
or lirefightino.
Exposure Limits No occupaltonal exposure limits est. b
2 wg/m3 as Aluminum Chloride 90S1
VIII. Tvpical Plivsical Properties
Appearance:
Boiling point.
Freezing point
Odor.
% Free Acid ( rice HQ
Specific gravity
Solubility in water
volatile (by wt °/r,)•
PH as is,
Stability.
Viscosity
Clear water white to slight yellow It
230 deb F
-30 deg. F
None
0%-5%
1 26— 1.32
100"/0
Water 69%
Less Ilion I
Product is slablc under normal toad
Less than 100 SUS at 100 deg F
for surrounding fiat.
iclude toxic and corrosive
:. Product may react with some
,ase flammable hydrogen gas
)SH apps oved full face mask
breathiing apparatus
: conlaincis as material is
:nature above -30 deg F to
closed Dispose of empty
federal regulations
Wear protective clothing
by using absorbent material
,iter supplies of storm sewers
e clothing and equipment
ble federal, State, and local
e shield Eye wash stution
robber boots ate
respnutor with upprupuruti:
exposure to mistS in handling
SHA, ACGIH or NIOSH.
ACGIH
Iuorpnic Cougulunt
solve 10
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IX. Reactivity Darn
Shelf Life:
Materials to avusd
)-laz Decomposition Ptoducls
Hazardous Polymerization'
NFPA RATINGS (SCALL' 0-4)
lieallh -2
File -0
Reactivity -0
Special -Corrosive
X. TranFnortatlon Information
DOT
Proper Shipping Name
UN 0.
packaging Group
Product is stable,
Material reacts with aluminum, 2111c, stt
avoid contact with strong base such as e
extremely exothermic
None
Will not occur under normal tempciathu
Corrosive liquid, N 0 S (Aluminum
UN 2381
III
X1,Toxicoloeical/Ecolgricnllnformad;in
"TSCA
All components of the material arc list
CbRCLA (40 CFR 302 4).
Material is not a CERCLA Hazardous
SARA Section 302
Material is not listed as extrzrnely haz
SARA III Iiacoids
Firc: No Rcacnvtly. No
Chronic. No Sadden release of pi
This information is for the specific niiitcr hal described 9U1 and may not be
combination with any other materials or in any process The user is respor
completeness of the information and suitability for the user's own particul:
belief of WaterSolve, LLC, that the information is accurate and ichable as
WaterSolve, LLC makes no cxvics3 or implied warianty of merchantabiltr
information. Watci•Solve, LLC snakes no ex rosy or implied w4ttijily of f
maternal or for the information
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bronze and copper Also
;he soda as teac[ton can be
cs and pressures
u)TSCA Invcntoly.
dour substance
Acute Yrs
inure No
valid if the material is used In
ible to determine the
use It is the knowledge and
f the date indicated but
for the roatei sal of the
,ees fol a ouroose for the
loolpnic Coagu WPI
Solve 10
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is Flucculant
155
material Salm Date Sheet ear issued: lFebruar1l, 2000
Det Revised: Februarll, 2000
I. CHEMICAT, PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
PRODUCT NAME SOI,VE 155
CHEMICAL TYPI? Water -iii -Oil Emulsion Anionic Flocculant Poly crylamidc Copolymet
COMPANY' WateiSolve, LLC, 1791 Watermark Drive, Grant I Rapids, MI 49546, 1JSA
For Product information call 616.575-9693
EMERGENCY PIIONE For cmciorncy involving spill, leak, fisc, exposure or accident call
CHFMTR%C, 1-800-424-9300. Ourside the US AL and Canada call 708-527-
:,887,
COM 110SI'fION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
OSIIA Regulated Components
Cortipondnt CAS NO % TW lin REFERS
Pcholcam distillate 064742-47-8 20-23 500 ppm OSHA
Hydrotreated light
3. HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
Emergency Overview
Appearance and odor. White, viscous, opaque liquid, slight hydrocarbon odor
Statement of Hazard. WARNING' Causes Skin Irritation
May cause Eye Itritation
Potential Health effccls
Effects ofoverexposuie-
Acute oral (rat) acid acute dernial (rabbit) LD50 values arc >5000 ring/kg, at d > 2000 mgr kg , resper_11vtly
The estimated 4 -horn inhalation (rot) LC50 values for this material are >20 mg1l. Duect contact with this
material may cause moderate skin and mild eye initation Overexposure to vapor may cause respuutory
tract Irritation and central nervous system depression Refer to section 1 I for toxicology information on the
OSHA regulated components of this product,
FIRST AID MEASURES
Material is not CXpected to be harntfitl by ingestion No specific fast aid n
akin contact, remove contaminated clothing without delay Flush skin thor
clothing without laundering In case of eye contact, immediately irrigate v
minutes If vapor dust of this material is inhaled, remove from exposure
difficulty to breathing Obtain medical attention immediately if necessary
FIRE FIGH-17ING MEASURES
Flnnnmable properties
Flash point. >200 F, 93 C (method Pcnsky-Martens Closed Cup)
Flammable Limits (% by vol) Not available
Auroignition temp Not available
Decomposition temp Not available
asures arc required In case of
uglily with water Do not tcusc
tit plenty of water for 15
dminisicr oxygen if lbeic is

uec uu u^t uu: i ea rrocress tnercm a t U b ! 1 i etre p. a
Extinguishing Media and Fire Fighting instructions
Uae water, carbon dioxide of dry chemical to extinguibli fires Usc water to keep containers cool
Weai self-contained, positive pressure breathing appuatus Sec S ction B (Exposure
Contiols/Personal Protection) for apccial clothing
6. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
8.
%'I EPS TO BE 1'AKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SP
Where exposure level is nut known, wcarNIOSI1 approved, positive press c, self-contained iespirator
Where exposure level is lutown, wear NIOSH approved respirator suitable ibr level of exposure. In
addition to the protective clouting/equtprnent in Section 8, wear impeivious boots. Spilled material
becomes very slippeiy when wet. Sweep up spills and place in a waste dis oral contauicr. Flush the area
thoroughly with water and scrub to remove restduc. If blippertness remains apply more dry -sweeping
compound Do not flush large quantittcs of the material to sewer
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Avoid contact with eyes, skirt, and clothing. Wash thoioughly after handl
or wiped up immediately, and the spill area flushed with water. To avoid
etlutpment coirosion. do not use iron, copper or aluminum containers or e
FX>POSURE CONTROL S(PEIISQNAL PROTECTION
ENGINEERING CONTROLS AND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUI
Engineei ing controls ate not usually necessary if good hygiene practices al
drinking, or smoking, wash face and hands thoroughly with soap and watc
contact impervious gloves are recommended to prevent prolonged akin ci
or face contact can occur, eye protection is recommended. Where exposur
Exposute Limit (PEL), no respiratory protection is required Where expos
respirator approved by N10SH for the material and level of exposure Scc
Protection" (NIOSH)
?HYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance and Odor:
Butluig point
Melting Point
Vapor Pressure
Specific Gravity'
Vapor Density.
"/o Volatile (By Wt)'
PK*
Saturation to Air (°/. by Vol):
Evaporation Rate
Solubility in Water.
White, viscous, opaque liquid;
215-500 F; 100-260 C
Of, -18C
Similar to watci
apptox 1 g/ml
not uvutlable
50-60 (water)
7-9, (Aqueous Solution)
Not applicable
<1. (Butyl Acetate = 1)
Appreciable
m
10. START ATY AND REACTIVITY
Stability. Stable
Conditions ro avoid None known
Spills should be suioped up
oduct degradation and
ipmcnl,
(PPE)
followed Before eating,
Avoid unnecessary skin
mcr. For opeiattous where eye
are below the Perruissiblc
es exceed the PLL, use
3uide to industrial Respiraroi y
odor
Anionic Plou:ul+nt
Solvc 155
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Polynneiizauon Will nor occur
Conditions to Avoid None known
Incompatible Materials. Strong oxidizing agents This matenal
and aluminum, resulting to corrosion ar
acts slowly with non, Coppet
product degradation
Hazardous Decomposition
Pioducts Thermal decomposition or combustion ay produce ammonia, oxides
of carbon, nitrogen, oxides of sulfur (in 'ludes skilful. di and tri oxides)
oxides of N2.
11 TOXJCOLOGICAL INFORMATiON
Toxicological Information for the product is found under Scctioil 3. Ilazarc s Identification. Toxicological
information on the. OSHA regulated components of this product is as follou s
Acutc overexposure to penoleum distillate vapors may cause eye and throai irritation Cc[tain petroleum
distillate fractions may produce moderate ro severe stun irritation with direct contact PiolonSt:d repeated
exposure to petroleum distillate vapor may cause central nervous system da magc as well as heait and blood
disorders The oral LD 50 to the rat fat various diahllates ranges from 4 5 t 3 greater than 25 icing, and the
inhalation LC50 in rats is about 15000 ppm. Aspiration of petroleum distillate may cause chemical
pneumonitis Overexposure to vapor [nay cause dizziness, diowsitiesc, licai lache, and nausea
This product contains (a) chemical(s) known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or
other reproductive harm
12. ECOLOGICAL INF01 MATION LC SO
No aquatic LC50, DOD, or COD data available
QctanoVH2O Partition Coef
Not Available
13. DISPOSAL CONSIDERA'T'ION
The information on RCRA waste classification and disposal inctliodology I rovided below applies only to
the product, as applied If the warenal has been altered or contaminated, of it has exceeded its
recommended shelf life, the guidance may be inappi[cable. Hazardous was a classilicnuon under federal
regulations (a0 CFR Part 261 et scq) is dependent upon whether a nratcrc4l is a RCRA "listed hazardous
waste" or has any of the four RCItA "hazardous waste characteristics " Re er to 40 CFR Part 261 33 to
determine if a given material to be disposed of is a RCRA "listed hazardoti waste"; information contained
in Section 15 of this MSDS is not untended to indicated if the product is a " istcd hazardous wash." RCRA
Hazardous Waste Characteristic There are foui charactensties defined in 9 0 CFR Section 261 21.61.24
Ignitability, Corrosivity, Reactivity, acid Toxicity. To determine lgnitabilit , See Scetton 5 of this MSDS
(flash point) For Corrosivity, see acctions 9 and 14 (pH and DOT corrost ry) For Reachvity, see Section
10 (incompatible materials) Fut Toxicity, scc Section 2 (composition) F decal regulations, may also
apply to the classification of the material to be disposed WaterSolve enco irages the recycle, recovery and
ieusc of materials classified as RCRA hazardous wastes to be disposed of I y thermal treatment or
inciucrauon at EPA approved facilities WatcrSolve has provided the foregoing for information only, rhe
person generating the Waste is responsible for determining clic waste elassi [cation and disposal method.
Anionic flocculant
Solvc 155
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14. TRANSPORT INFORMATION
This section provides busie shipping classification mformanon. Refer to
regulations for specific requirements
SHIPPING NAME
HAZARD CLASS/
PACKING GROUP
LIN NUMBER
IMf7G PAGE•
D OT IIAZARDnt IS
SUBSTANCE
TRANSPORT LABEL
REQUIRED
SIIIPPING NAME:
HAZARD CLASS,
SUBSIDIARY CLASS
UN/1D NUMBER.
PACKING GROUP.
TRANSPORT LABEL
REQUIRED
PACKING INSI R
MAX NI; I Q rY
TECHNICAL NAME
(N 0,S),
p0 T SHIPPING AT(ON
N.A MOT REGULATED
NA
NA
NA
NA
NOT REQUIRED
ICAO/IATA
N A /NOT REGULATED
N A.
NA
NA
N.A
NOT REQUIRED
PASSENGER N A
CARGO N A
PASSENGER N A
LARGO N A
NA
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
2
,te transportation
'?ING INFORM
REGULATED
REQUIRED
JSPOkT CANADA
JOT REGULATED
REQUIRED
15 REGULATORY INFORMATION
INVENTORY INFORMATION
US TSCA' This product is manufactured in compliaricc with all provisions of the
Toxic Substances Contiol Act, 15 U S.0 2601 et. Seq
CANADA DSL Components of this product have been eported to Environment Canada
in accordance with subsection 25 of the Canadian Envirciuriental
Piotcction Act and are included on dim omcsnc Substauccs List
EEC E-INECS• All components of this product are incl ided in the European Inventory
of Existing Chemical Substances (EWECS) of aie polyiners of which
the components are in EINECS, inc co pliance with Council Directive
67/548/EEC and its aniendmunis
OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
The followuig components of this product may be subject to re oiting requircmentl pursuant to
Section 313 of CL-RCLA (40 CFR 372), Section 12(b) of TSC , or may he cubjcct to ielcasc
Organic Anionic riocwdaoi
SOM 155
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wast: classification and waste disposal of this product
COMPONENT
None
[Product Classification under section 311 of SARA
Acute (Y) Chronic (N) Fuc (N) Reach (N) Pr
16. OTHER XNFORMAT�ON
NFPA HAZARD RATING (National Fire Protection Association)
File Fire: Matcnals that must be preheated before ignition can occur
I Health- Matcnals, which on exposure under firy conditions, would offer on
Realth 2 0 RoactiViry Hazard beyond that of ordinary combustible rnatenal.
Reactivity Materials, which in themselves fire rornially stable, even under fitc
Spce,tul axposurc conditions, and which arc not reactive with water,
REASON FOR ISSUE
Revised Sections 2,4,&9
This information is for ncc specific material described gnhy and may not bt valid if the material is used in
combination with any other materials or in any process. The user is responsible to dctennme the
completeness of the infoimation and suitability for the user's own particul r use. The knowledge and belief
of WaterSolve, LLC, the infurniation is acculatti and teliablc as of the date indicated but WaterSolvc, LLC
makes no express 21' implie warranty yf met clian ilii for the material r the inforrintion WaterSolve,
LLC makes no cxvress or irgl}hed W111"FaUtY of fitness for a puro4se for the material or for the information
ormic Anionic Flocculant
Sol.c 155
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