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as the world's primary fuel sources. The processes and systems involved in producing and distributing oil and gas are highly complex, capital-intensive and require cutting edge technology.

The industry is often divided into three segments:

, the business of oil and gas exploration and production.

The upstream segment of the oil and gas industry contains 

, which include creating geological surveys, obtaining land rights and production activities, consisting of onshore and offshore drilling.

Oil and gas exploration encompasses the processes and methods involved in locating potential sites for oil and gas drilling and extraction. 

 are conducted using various means from testing subsoil for onshore exploration to using seismic imaging for offshore exploration. Energy companies compete for access to mineral rights granted by governments, by either entering a 

, meaning any discovered oil and gas are exclusive property of the producers, or a 

, where the government retains ownership and participation rights. Exploration is highly risky and expensive, involving primarily corporate funds. However, when an exploration site is successful and oil and gas extraction is productive, exploration costs are recovered and are significantly less impactful with respect to other production costs.

Oil and gas production is one of the most capital-intensive industries and it requires expensive equipment and highly skilled labour. Once a company identifies where oil or gas is located, plants begin by drilling. Many oil and gas companies contract with specialized drilling firms, paying for the labor crew and rig day rates. While every drilling rig has the same essential components, the drilling methods vary depending on the type of oil or gas and the geology of the location.

 facilities, the wells are grouped together in a field. The group of wells are connected by 

 that send the oil and gas to a production and processing facility, where the raw materials are treated through a chemical and heating process. Onshore production companies can turn on and off rigs more easily than offshore rigs to respond to market conditions.

that is either fixed (bottom supported) or mobile (floating secured with anchors). Offshore drilling is more expensive than onshore drilling, as are fixed rigs with respect to mobile ones. Most production facilities are located on coastal shores near offshore rigs.

, is a technique that uses a high-pressure liquid to 

. The use of fracking has led to a greater ability of recovering gas, followed by oil, from previously inaccessible parts of drilled wells in addition to extractions from coalbed wells, tight sand formations and shale formations.

 of crude oil, natural gas and refined products. In its unrefined state, crude oil is transported by two primary modes: 

, travelling interregional water routes, and 

, where most of the oil moves through for at least part of the route. Once the oil has been extracted and separated from natural gas, pipelines transport the products to another carrier or directly to a refinery. Petroleum products then travel from the refinery to market by tanker, truck, railroad car, or more pipelines.

Crude oil moves from wellhead to refinery using tankers, pipelines, trucks, and railroads. Natural gas is transported by pipelines and liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers.

 (designed to carry oil or solid cargoes in bulk). Tank vessels are classified according to the different types and the three most common categories are crude oil carriers, product carriers (which can carry clean e.g., gasoline and dirty e.g. black oils) and parcel carriers (chemicals). Crude carriers are classed as either 

 (Ultra Large Crude Carriers) and are designed to transport vast quantities of crude oil over many, long and heavily traveled sea routes. In addition, "lightering," offloading or transferring oil from large tankers to smaller ones is used, so that the vessels can enter smaller ports.

: pipelines can refer to gathering systems (wellhead to processing facilities), transmission lines (supply areas to markets) or distribution pipelines (most commonly to transport natural gas to medium or small consumer units). 

Pipelines play a very critical role in the transportation process

 because most of the oil moves through them for at least part of the route. After the crude oil is separated from natural gas, pipelines transport it to another carrier or directly to a refinery. Petroleum products then travel from the refinery to market by tanker, truck, railroad tank car, or pipeline. 

involves determining the shortest and most economical routes where pipelines are built, the number of pumping stations and natural gas compression stations along the line, and terminal storage facilities so that oil from almost any field can be shipped to any refinery on demand. Offshore pipelines carry more risk for leaks and environmental impact than onshore pipelines, but technological advancements in pipeline material and monitoring systems have improved their safety and efficiency.

: high pressures and explosions make it difficult to transport compressed natural gas on tankers. Due to scientific advancements, natural gas can be turned to liquid at extremely low temperatures and transported as liquefied natural gas (

). LNG tankers are specially designed with double hulls, to allow extra ballast water because LNG is lighter than gasoline and has additional safety benefits.

were the primary means of petroleum transportation. Today, railroads compete with pipelines: despite being usually a more expensive solution, the already existing railroad infrastructure creates an alternative, more flexible route when pipelines are at capacity. Many petroleum products travel from refineries to markets by tank truck or railroad tank car. Tank trucks deliver gasoline to service stations and heating oil to houses.

of oil and natural gas helps smooth out supply and demand discrepancies. Companies store more when the prices are lower than they would like and withdraw when prices are high. The cheapest storage method is 

, such as depleted reservoirs. This method is primarily used for natural gas; finished oil products cannot be stored in underground natural spaces as per regulations. Above ground tanks are used for crude and refined oil, finished oil products, and natural gas. At retail locations, like gas stations, tanks are stored underground for safety reasons. Tanker ships are used for temporary storage when land storage is at capacity, making it the most expensive option.

. While refining is a complex process, the goal is straightforward: 

 which is virtually unusable in its natural state, and t

 products used for a variety of purposes such as heating homes, fueling vehicles and making petrochemical plastics. Refineries are usually located near population centers to facilitate marketing and distribution of final products. Marketing is the wholesale and retail 

 products to business, industry, government, and public consumers.

Generally, crude oil and petroleum products flow to the markets that provide the 

 to the supplier, which usually means the nearest market first because of lower transportation cost and higher net revenue for the supplier. In practice, however, the trade flow may not follow this pattern due to other factors, such as refining configurations, product demand mix, and product quality specifications.

TMC DRY-TYPE TRANSFORMERS FOR OIL & GAS INDUSTRY

manufacturing company with relationships and presences to support a 

. Thanks to the acquired experiences in different market sectors, TMC can offer a suitable solution of dry-type transformers for many 

. According to the short description of the oil and gas industry, it is easy to understand that there are many applications for dry-type transformers but there are also specific and very tough requirements. In the offshore area, the demands for 

are particularly stringent. Whether it is for energy supply to the crew quarters, for the power supply to the drilling module or for the production compressors, the toughest of standards are demanded. Installations can be on drilling platforms, production rigs or on any Floating Production Storage Offloading (

In no other field, the expectations for the material used are as high as in the offshore area installations which can be on drilling platforms, production rigs or on any Floating Production Storage Offloading (FPSO) unit. 

TMC dry-type transformers are exceptionally safe and reliable

. Both the electrical and the mechanical properties of this technology ensure a maximum of reliability and enable it to be used in virtually every environment. As almost no flammable materials are used during manufacturing process, the dry-type technology is highly recommended when you have a fire load and explosion hazard. In onshore plants, equipment is exposed to very different conditions. As the production plants can be located both at 

, mechanical stability and protection against environmental influences are of particular importance.

classes of TMC dry-type transformer is the right solution for these heavy environmental conditions.

Due to the typical location in coastal, oil & gas terminals sites entail special demands in terms of 

. The TMC dry-type transformers already have many references in these working conditions for solution with enclosure up to IP56 and for outdoor installation.

variety of different applications for transformers

, where the customer asks for very disparate requirements. On the one hand, standard 

 are required for general energy supply, and on the other hand different 

 for the drive systems of the pumps and compressors which can be installed in a wide variety of environmental conditions.

In this case TMC dry-type transformers offer the required flexibility and decades of experiences. As TMC Transformers SpA manufactures both standard and special transformers, we can offer a suitable solution for every requirement and a certified solution for hazardous area Zone 1 & Zone 2 compliant with 

Whether with ships or with onshore and offshore pipelines, availability is of particular importance in the transportation of oil and gas. Considering that dry-type transformers are virtually maintenance-free products, TMC Transformers can assure a higher availability of the transformer.

TMC dry-type transformers for Oil & Gas industry

Renewable energy sources for power generation can pave the way for a 

Sustainability, environmental protection, emission-free processes are critical decision factors in power generation today, and sustainable transformers can play a crucial role in achieving them.

Dry Type Transformers from TMC Transformers

TMC Transformers supports sustainable power generation from renewable energy by providing a broad portfolio of 

. Transformers are vital in power generation and are widely used in 

TMC Transformers offers sustainable transformers that allow efficient, reliable, continuous, and emission-free operations.

Dry type transformers are sustainable transformers that use 

 medium instead of relying on oil or other liquids in the cooling system. They use natural or forced air ventilation for cooling, making them more beneficial than liquid-filled units.

How Do Dry Type Transformers Ensure Sustainability

Energy must be efficiently collected and distributed to be sustainable, and dry-type transformers guarantee high reliability regardless of environment or condition, with the 

. Transformers operate by the principle of 

 in power generation. TMC Transformers features an in-house 

 (FEA) facility that allows studying complex electromagnetic circuits, thermal and structural performance to ensure the finished product meets the required levels of reliability and efficiency.

 in operations or manufacture, making them a far 

 than oil transformers. They also feature increased efficiency, which translates to high energy savings and reduced emissions. Dry-type transformers feature 

 and use solutions like natural air cooling instead of oil solutions, guaranteeing low emissions and losses.

TMC sustainable transformers are protected from harsh conditions and atmospheric agents

 and flexible for use in extreme environments.

We’re referring to highly polluted areas and high climate class for transport, storage, and operation at very low temperatures (down to -50° for operation and -60° for storage and transport), and as well as resistance to fire hazards.

outdoor auxiliary sustainable transformers

, TMC Transformers has you covered! It features a team with over 30 years of experience designing and manufacturing dry-type transformers that meet applicable standards, technical specifications and customer needs. Check them out today to discover how sustainable transformers can help you achieve sustainable power generation.

Powergen Renewable Energy Sustainability

 with a longstanding commitment to designing and building quality and correct transformers for the mining industry. Thanks to over thirty years of transformer experience, TMC transformers are designed in compliance with applicable standards, technical specifications and customer requirements.

The Mining Transformers Industry & The Relevancy of TMC Transformers at a Glance

Highly reliable mining transformers are essential for the mining industry to guarantee production and prevent profit losses. The transformers mining industry needs mechanically and electronically robust equipment to withstand 

 like high and low temperatures and dust. The last thing you want is outages or breakdowns during extraction or processing, and with TMC mining transformers, you can rest easy whether you’re mining in the middle of the desert or in snowy and cold areas.

Features of TMC Mining Transformers – Compliance & Innovation Are at Our Core!

An Impressive Foray of Full Certifications

TMC transformers are designed according to all international transformers mining industry standards, including

. Both mechanical and electrical parts are short-circuit tested and validated through rigorous criteria like finite element analysis (

 mining transformers. Dry type transformers are a green technology that is recyclable and highly efficient to ensure high energy savings corresponding to 

. Eco-friendly solutions like heat exchanger solutions and natural air cooling instead of oil solutions provide low emissions and losses.

TMC mining transformers can reach different levels of protection, including totally enclosed solutions from IP00 to IP68, ensuring protection from total dust ingress. You’re guaranteed high reliability in all kinds of challenging environments and applications. Thanks to different types of protection, you can install the mining transformers directly outdoors, in mine tunnels or pressurized substations.

TMC mining transformers are suitably protected from harsh conditions and atmospheric agents, making them maintenance-free and flexible for use in extreme environments. You don’t have to worry about maintenance stoppages during mining operations, whether in highly polluted areas or very low temperatures.

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TMC transformers incorporate a carefully selected team of technicians and engineers with extensive experience designing and manufacturing mining transformers to provide you with the most suitable technology and services.

 from TMC are ideal for all kinds of applications worldwide, whether you’re mining metallic ores, diamonds, coal or oil.

Check out the TMC extensive portfolio for 

 and maintenance-free transformers that adhere to standards in the transformers mining industry that can be customized to your needs and requirements.

Transformers perfectly suited for Mining extreme environmental conditions 

What’s the situation that characterises the transformers market after the pandemic?

After the end of the Covid restriction, we started to see two main factors that have characterized the market. The first was the increase in volume requested and the second was related to the increase of the cost of raw materials, together with a longer lead time. Initially we considered this to be a reaction to the reduction in global activity due to Covid, but we continued to see a significant upturn in orders and growth continued over many months that followed.

How is TMC positioned? Where is TMC investing?

It all started five years ago, when TMC invested heavily in the dry transformer business. We saw continuous growth as a result, even during Covid time we managed to retain all employees, which helped give TMC the platform to continue the journey and grow the business. In order to maintain sustainable growth, we have always tried to anticipate the market, although what happened after Covid was not easy to predict. Our investment continued with the purchase of new winding machines, new facilities, special tools for production and the latest software to improve design and production processes. In addition to this, TMC have and continue to invest heavily in bringing new people on board across all functions of the business. This will enable us to increase capacity in the medium and long term. But we didn’t stop there! We’ve expanded our global presence by opening new facilities in both the USA & Israel.

What’s the most complex challenge you’re facing? How will you overcome it?

The most challenging aspect, first and foremost, is to 

. More recently, the signs are that the availability of material has increased, although lead times remain long. Over that past few months, we have learnt how to manage our supply chain more effectively, thus improving the management of longer lead time projects, mitigating the risk linked to cost variations. We also encountered challenges relating to the availability of skilled people that we need to continue our growth plans. In many ways we are fortunate to be based in a region where we can find experienced people, on the other hand we have worked hard in to retain our employees by investing heavily in Human Resources.

Which sector is seeing the most growth, both in Europe & the USA?

Overall, the economy has a positive trend, with most applications requiring dry type transformers demanding more investments. The need of a green transition is creating more & more new opportunities for 

hat are linked to new technologies such as

 Hydrogen production, electrical chargers and battery storage

. Global digitalization is creating a need for new 

 is driving investment in renewable energy generation, together with new and more-efficient distribution infrastructures.

Following a period of considerable investment in R&D, we are now delivering products for traditional renewables, such as wind and solar. TMC have also developed innovative solutions that support hydrogen production, improving our products continuously in order to position ourselves as a reliable supplier to our customers that supports demanding applications where dry transformers play a fundamental role. These technological advances mean that TMC’s dry type transformer offer is a very credible alternative to traditional, liquid-filled assets.

When it comes to our internal approach to 

, we’ve invested in processes that enable us to 

 on the roof of our main production site, which has a capacity to generate more than 1 GWh/year. Other initiatives include the 

 that we produce in many operations and the installation of more efficient tools to reduce consumption. 

TMC’s success in the market to-date has far exceeded our expectations. The positive return that we’ve seen, both in 

, is a direct result of and driven by the competence of our people and the quality of TMC products. The original plan was to enter the market and try to meet the needs of our customers, providing 

competence, flexibility, reactivity and proximity to the market

. To implement this, we managed to hire a team of people with many years of industry experience in all strategic functions, including Sales, Engineering, Production and Quality. We then reinforced other key functions, such as marketing and IT, with highly skilled people that complemented and added value to the team. So, 

the human capital is the for sure the main driving factor of our growth.

Our achievements to date have put TMC in a very strong position, which will help us realize our future plans. Our growth is not only linked to market expansion, but also to high penetration of the customer base. We’ve created a strong network of agents and distributors across the globe and the return we are having is based on solid relationships with our customers. We are positioning our products and overall offering into new applications and solutions, differentiating in numerous areas and, therefore, operating independently from the economic cycle. TMC work tirelessly to mitigate risk and take advantage of these positive trends. We will continue to develop our global footprint, expanding into developing regions.

An expert Q&A with the TMC Group Marketing & Sales Manager 

Leader in the manufacture of medium and low voltage dry-type transformers and reactors, TMC Transformers is a dynamic European company with a global reach. The company designs and produces a wide range of innovative solutions, using the latest advances in cast resin and VPI technologies to optimise performance and cater all needs.

All products and services are available in standard ranges and tailor-made versions, perfect for both 

. These two aspects together allow TMC to offer customers around the world the best service they possibly need.

Among the different possibilities of applications such as industry, building and infrastructures, traction substations, marine and offshore, oil and gas, renewable energy, battery storage and mining, the company is 

highly specialised on dry-type transformers for data centres

Data Centres may vary according to their use and application, but they surely represent an essential asset for businesses. Especially in today’s world, where millions of devices are connected to the internet worldwide and information runs at lightning speed. Massive flows of data are stored and controlled daily and we will keep storing more and more data in the future. Within this scenario, TMC strives for greater efficiency and offers reliable solutions that can provide opportunities for mutual business growth and expansion.

‘In today’s world, where information systems represent an essential tool for any business, data centres have become the key to phenomenal growth.’

TMC Transformers offers all its knowledge, expertise, and experienced engineers to help data centres operators work more efficiently. Whatever need you may have, it can be overcome with our extensive range of MV and LV dry-type transformers for Data Centres use, complying with technical specifications and applicable standards.

Data Centres applications for different needs

Data centres are highly demanding applications that require specific characteristics. There are indeed many crucial factors to consider in order to cope with the challenges of such a demanding power system. Load characteristics (non-linear loads with high harmonic content), transient voltages (frequent switching), lack of space, noise control and management of leakage currents are just some essential aspects to take into account.

What TMC ensures is increased safety, functionality and reliability with different solutions that can be customised to meet customer demands. Our units are

 highly-robust, environmentally sustainable

 (the transformer guarantees performance to -60°C storage and -50°C ambient temperatures) 

 (the emission of toxic substances and opaque smokes shall be minimised).

Advanced noise/vibration and surge suppression.

 able to improve the performance and lifetime expectancy of transformers.

TMC Technology for Data Centres: the key to phenomenal growth

The global market for dry type transformers is extremely broad and diverse, while focusing mainly on specific and, highly specialized applications that demand reliable, safe, and efficient equipment.

While the design and manufacture of standard distribution transformers is straightforward and often perceived as a commodity in the marketplace, a totally different approach must be taken when specifying transformers for critical applications, particularly harmonic loads (power conversion, rectifier duty, excitation applications, etc.).

These demanding applications, often in safety-critical and harsh environments, require transformers that are carefully and competently engineered. The actual thermal overloads must be considered to allow for optimum performance when connected to loads that are subjected to harmonic distortion or with continuous and or temporary overloads.

that are engineered, manufactured, and tested by trusted partners with a high degree of competence and experience in this field.

In-house FEA Analysis using highly advanced software to accurately process and simulate physical effects within the equipment, providing customers with a fully-optimized & robust solution that eliminates premature transformer failures.

From small power/LV up to power ratings of 30 MVA, 52 kV system voltage.

6 to 54 pulse systems / Cast Resin or VPI / Aluminium or copper conductors.

A wide range of cooling options – AN, AF, AFAF, AFWF.

Our innovation, experience, and advanced technology allow us to offer the following benefits:

Flexible options that are tailored to suit specific customer requirements.

The combination of FEA simulations and our advanced skills and experience results in a fully optimized solution that prevents premature degradation within the insulation system.

Reaching the specified design lifetime under arduous operating and environmental conditions.

High performance while operating in systems with high harmonic content, managing overheating problems or insulation degradation.

Operating In a competitive environment, TMC Transformers aims to stand out from the others, approaching each proposal and design with proactive engineering research and advanced technology, allowing us to meet customer demands for innovation, reliability, and product safety.

Industry and mining: Steel production, paper mills, cement plants, water treatment pumping stations.

Traction: Track side supply main line, metros, trams.

Dry Type Multipulse Transformers – VSD & Rectifier Loads

to not only meet standard requirements, but also match specific requests, the right choice is

Founded in 2017 following an acquisition in which it acquired the pre-existing know-how, TMC in a few years TMC established itself on the market in just a few years due to its expertise and ability to meet customer needs, even in very specialized industries such as

Our team of approximately 250 specialists, experts committed to innovation and quality approximately 250 (the majority located in at our Italian headquarters in Busto Arsizio), makes the company solid.

in answering the client requests are two peculiar characteristics of this young company, which is appreciated for expertise that is in no way inferior to major established companies. Customer satisfaction is visible also visible in the numbers: since 2017, the turnover of TMC has grown exponentially, even during the pandemic.

Nowadays, the transformers market is focused on two main requests: 

These two characteristics cannot be overlooked

, an engineer in the TMC technical department and an expert since 2004 in multiphysics simulations with finite elements.

Then there are those industries with specific requests and needs that require specific raw materials or transformers that are optimized based on tailored parameters such as circuits and geometry specific raw materials.

This is where TMC makes the difference, offering highly customized applications. "

We develop nonstandard solutions with high levels of personalization. For example, transformers with one primary winding and 27 secondaries, solutions with a 52-kV voltage class and highly strict phase shift angles. Alternatively, for new applications, we offer clients innovative solutions in terms of materials and structures.

Simulations, an essential tool for designing quality

Based on the above, the reason why simulations is are an essential element in transformer design is clear. The more complex an object becomes and/or deviates from a standard construction, the more important it is to design it while simulating its

according to the conditions required. And since transformers are subject to physics in the real world, 

multiphysics simulations is needed to get closer to reality.

In particular, which physical forces should be considered for transformers?

Transformers are often perceived as machines in which the fundamental physics are electromagnetic. This is true, but transformers are extremely complex machines in which more interconnected physics operate

For example, electricity moving through the windings causes the machine to heat up, and for a good design, it is essential to see the 

across the various parts of the transformer (i.e. core and windings) and how these parts react to increases in temperature.

Even though transformers do not have moving parts, mechanical and structural analysis is needed to ensure the

of the windings in case of short circuits.

Closer to reality with finite element multiphysics analysis

The most advanced level of multiphysics simulations 

As Iovieno explains, the simulation creates a "

" for each component and geometry, discretizing the component in question.

In this step, under precise instructions from the operator, the software divides the component into many subsets and the differential equations that describe the physics in question are applied to each. In the case of electromagnetism, for example, Maxwell’s equations, which constitute the fundamental rules that govern electromagnetic interactions, are applied to each discrete element. Finite element simulations provide an extremely precise analysis of the component and define the gradients of each type of physics considered.

For transformers, the most investigated common aspects investigated using multiphysics analysis are, above all

The added value of multiphysics simulations

In the process of developing TMC products, the multiphysics analysis comes into play right from the offer, which is based on the technical specifications requested by the customer. It is therefore possible, even at the beginning, to understand if the suggested geometries are the most suitable and if optimization is necessary.

Multiphysics analysis is very useful if there is any need to exclude design paths that are not practicable in view of the simulation results.

" Multiphysics simulation is also particularly appreciated when it comes from the customers.

We use the example of a transformer that must guarantee short-circuit withstand. To be sure that the machine matches the requirements, the customer might ask for a test that would be commissioned to certified third-party laboratories, but this also implies a further significant cost. With multiphysics analysis run on the finite elements, we always provide the customer with a very detailed report of the analysis, which provides evidence and guarantees that the machine has been designed to answer to the specific request of for short-circuit withstand, often making the test irrelevant.

Essentially, this type of analysis brings 

to both the company, which offers products developed on a sound scientific basis, and the customer, who has the guarantee that the product provided by TMC complies with its requests, is made with cutting-edge tools, and is the result of top-quality analysis.

What if there is a need to analyse new parameters that are not yet covered by the analysis software?

he companies developing multiphysics analysis software are very attentive to customer requests. Whenever we have to consider new parameters that have not yet been implemented in the software, the developer, upon request, quickly integrates the additional functions. 

Simulation software programs develop based on user needs. Besides this over the years, we have also witnessed many improvements concerning the use of storage and computation times over the years. For example, the same analysis that a few years ago required many hours of machine time computation time just a few years ago can be solved in a few tens of minutes today. Advances in software have been truly decisive.

Multiphysics simulations, despite being powerful tools in and of themselves, require the integration of

which are all different. Moreover, the user experience plays a fundamental role performing the analysis.

For instance, choosing the best discretization of the component, namely the one permitting the best visualization of the force gradients acting on it, is also the outcome of previous experiences that have taught us where such forces are exerted, and which points should be considered in further detail. Since there is no such thing as standardization, every company builds its own know-how and skills based on the experiences and the analysis made when developing the various products. Such know-how is the real business tool used to make further developments

One of the most recent and illustrative cases, for which TMC carried out complex multiphysics analysis of the finite elements, was a transformer for a railway substation with two secondary windings operating in connection with a 12-impulse frequency converter which had provide a specific short-circuit withstand.

In this case, finite element analysis highlighted the current thickening at either end of the conductors at various operating frequencies, a detail that led to optimization of the conductors themselves. Such analysis highlights the density of losses which lead to heating in various parts of the transformer and the temperatures calculates the temperatures via thermal simulation. For the same machine, mechanical simulations were also conducted to guarantee short-circuit withstand. A detailed technical report of all the above analysis was prepared and provided to the client as further guarantee of product quality.

At TMC, multiphysics analysis of finite elements has been applied since the "

." Since the beginning, TMC has used the software

®, which is suited for modern technological challenges and based on the most advanced numerical methods.

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