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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION BRIDGE FAÇADE LIGHTING STUDY FOR BRIDGE NO. 007 FRANCIS SCOTT KEY BRIDGE DATE: April, 2014 Prepared By:
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

BRIDGE FAÇADE LIGHTING STUDY

FOR

BRIDGE NO. 007

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY BRIDGE

DATE: April, 2014

Prepared By:

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BRIDGE FAÇADE LIGHTING STUDY

FOR

BRIDGE NO. 007

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY BRIDGE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction ........................................................................................... 1

2. Proposed Lighting Source ..................................................................... 2

3. Lighting Concept 1 ................................................................................ 2

4. Lighting Concept 2 ................................................................................ 3

5. Lighting Concept 3 ................................................................................ 4

6. Accessibility .......................................................................................... 4

7. Recommendation ................................................................................... 4

8. Appendix A –Lighting Specification Sheets

9. Appendix B – Data Enabler Pro DMX Controls

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BRIDGE FAÇADE LIGHTING STUDY

FOR

BRIDGE NO. 007

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY BRIDGE

Introduction:

The Francis Scott Key Bridge was completed in 1923 to span the Potomac River connecting Georgetown

in Washington, D.C. to Rosslyn in Arlington County, Virginia. The bridge has undergone modification on

three later occasions in 1939, 1955, and 1987. The bridge is oriented in a generally north-south direction.

The Classically inspired structure is made of reinforced concrete, with eight primary arches. Five of the

arches span over the river, while the other three span land features. Of the associated seven piers, four

have their foundations covered by the water. The Georgetown arches over land are generally obstructed

from river view by the Whitehurst freeway and trees at their base. The Virginia arch over land spans the

George Washington Parkway, but is also obstructed at its southern-most pier by bushes and trees.

Francis Scott Key Bridge-view from Virginia

The overall objective of this project is to provide a general restoration to the bridge and vehicular barriers,

as well as add bridge lighting to the face of the bridge. There are three lighting concepts studied herein

for this purpose: 1) uplighting of the outer facades from the piers, 2) downlighting of the outer facades

from the underside of the walkway, and 3) lighting from within the arches to provide silhouette highlights

through the smaller arches penetrating the spandrels above each primary arch. Illumination levels on the

bridge face will be kept to a relatively low average of 1 footcandle so as not to blind boaters from clearly

seeing the navigational lights at the base of the piers.

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Proposed Lighting Source:

Before getting too far into a discussion on the relative merits of each concept, a proposed lighting source

needs to be evaluated. Traditional light sources considered for this type of application would be high

intensity discharge lamps (HIDs) utilizing either metal halide or high pressure sodium medium. The lamps

would be housed in base-mounted floodlight enclosures with internal reflector optics ranging from long-

narrow to square-wide distributions depending on the distance of the light from its target and the

dimensions of area to be lit. Any colors introduced into the application would be colored lens covering the

full aperture of the light or mounted as a disc in a rotating wheel allowing the projected colors to be

changed.

Modern technology has provided a dramatically improved option for the designer in the form of LED (light-

emitting diode) type lights. Many different lighting intensities and distributions are available within the

same housings and a host of color variations are afforded by the controlled operation of tri-color red, blue,

and green LED’s within the same panel. The LED light for a particular function usually requires about 1/3

of the power of traditional HID’s and a greatly extended life of 100,000 hours. At 12 hours of operation for

365 days a year, the LED floodlight can last over 22 years without the need to replace ballast or lamps,

greatly reducing the net present value of a design based on this light source.

The particular LED light we have considered in our study is the Phillips Coloreach Powercore gen2 with

63 degree spread lens (see attached specification sheet). We have also studied results from a Hydrel

8200 series color-changing and monochromatic units and a Lithonia DS3 series monochromatic

floodlight. The color-changing units have an option for intelligent color control via integration with Data

Enabler Pro DMX controller.

With each light connected to a dmx “network”, special effects can be created such as having a red, white,

and blue pattern moving across the bridge to simulate a flag waving in the wind. Or, as in the case of the

Ben Franklin Bridge in Philadelphia, a lighting sequence with the Philips Coloreach that appears to

“chase” a train as it crosses the bridge.

While we have identified the needed components and have approximate pricing for each, a discussion

regarding DDOT feedback to such a consideration and the determination of a proposed budget for the

new lighting system are warranted before a final BOM and installed cost can be established. However,

the different lighting patterns that can be provided by this type of control system and floodlight are only

limited by imagination, and rough-order-of-magnitude pricing for basic components will be offered with the

discussion of each concept. Regardless if we proceed with color-changing effects or not, we recognize

that the proposed lighting scheme will require review and approval from NPS, CFA, and Georgetown BID.

The service voltage for these lights will be 240VAC, and may require an upgrade to the existing bridge

electrical service. A more detailed discussion on the electrical power requirements will be developed

during design of the selected lighting system and options. However, estimated annual electrical costs will

be supplied for each concept assuming a $0.15/kwh rate and the full 290W power consumption per light.

Lighting Concept 1:

The first lighting concept has one or more floodlights located at the base of each pilaster on top of the

pier’s foundation and aimed up to the underside of the protruding walkway. Uplighting is the classical

approach for lighting this type of façade and can be accomplished readily with the optics available in our

selected product. However, some apprehension is due as the northern approach pattern to the Ronald

Reagan National Airport located a few miles south of this bridge passes directly over the bridge. While a

strong argument can be made that the lights will be located, directed, and screened from view by the

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walkway extension so as to not be a potential blind for pilots, any design with an uplighting component

may well require Federal Aviation Administration review and acceptance.

The least potentially offensive uplighting option places a single, wide angle light at the pier base, roughly

5’ from the vertical line of the bridge face and directed back at about a 65-70 degree angle from nadir.

The best option places three lights at the bases with one aimed directly up along the face of the pilaster

and the other two aimed at the top of each adjacent arch.

Uplighting from Base-One Light Uplighting from Base-Three Lights

Assuming that lighting will be provided for the full length of the bridge, at arches both over land and water,

approximate light costs (with no color options) for the least option are $100,000. Approximate costs for

the best uplighting option, no colors, are $330,000. The color option would range from approximately an

additional $10,000 to $30,000. Estimated annual energy costs are $3,000 and $8,000, respectively.

Lighting Concept 2:

The downlighting concept from the underside of the walkway eliminates any concerns with needing FAA

review, and also allows us to get a little further away from the bridge face and get somewhat better

uniformity of the light intensity across the face from pier to pier. In this concept, two lights would be

placed at the top of each pilaster, directed to the arches on either side, and one above the top of each

arch. The wide angle lights above the arch could be have substantially lower lighting output as it is only

throwing the light about half of the height of the bridge.

Downlighting from Underside of Walkway

Approximate costs for this option are $350,000 with no color options. The color option for this concept

would be approximately an additional $25,000, and estimated annual energy cost is $8,000.

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Lighting Concept 3:

Lighting from within the bridge provides the most dramatic effect by projecting light through the arches,

providing a depth to the visual effect and highlighting the most important architectural feature of the

bridge, the arches upon arches. The plan would be to have a light from each pier directed back to the top

of each of the three arches (two narrow width arches on each side and one wider arch at the center) over

each span. The lights would feature a wide angle distribution to really punch light into the gap between

arches and get reflected light to illuminate the interior widths of the smaller arches.

Cavities between Center Arch and Outer Arches Catwalk between arches

Costs for this option would be approximately $210,000, with an additional approximate $15,000 for color

options. Estimated annual energy cost is $5,300.

Accessibility:

Lights at base of pier can be accessed from ladders or scaffolding off the decks of barges or boats

anchored directly against the foundation walls. Lights installed at the underside of the walkway need

scaffolding rigged off of and lowered over the outer edge. Lights inside of the arches are accessed by the

catwalk system existing under the bridge, and are most conveniently mounted for maintenance directly to

the catwalk railings at the top of and between the center and outer arches. No additional costs are

expected for the lighting installation as the work platforms already planned for the structural restoration

will be sufficient for the lighting work and can be coordinated for use by the electrical contractor as well.

There is some concern about the lights on the foundation base getting submerged in heavy floods as they

would not be far above the mean high water elevation. These lights would also be susceptible to being

covered by snow and ice in the winter. This is not as much of a concern with normal quartz or HID

floodlights as they operate at elevated temperatures and eventually melt away snow cover. LED lights,

though, operate with little to no heat given off and could stay covered for extended periods of time.

Recommendation:

If DDOT chooses to pursue lighting on the Key Bridge, we believe that a combination of two concepts, the

“least” option for uplighting the bridge face along with the highlighting of arches from within, will provide

the most dramatic effect. FAA coordination will be necessary, but this approach accomplishes emphasis

of both vertical mass and depth, a three-dimensional treatment that showcases the classical structural

elements of the Key Bridge. Approximate costs are $310,000 for lights and $30,000 for color options.

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Appendix A

Lighting Specification Sheets

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Date: _____________________________ Type: _________________________

Firm Name: ______________________________________________________

Project: _________________________________________________________

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Lamp*

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Channel Prog. *

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Voltage*

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8200 SERIES108LED MONOCHROMATICYOKE MOUNT

©2013 Acuity Brands Lighting, Inc.2/26/138200 YM 259W LED

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PART NUMBER

TYPE JOB NAME

APPROVALS

DESCRIPTIONThe 8200 Series is a high performance compact precision LED lighting system that provides consistent styling with a variety of light distributions. Multiple LED optical systems provide a wide range of precise light control and an array of mounting accessories are available to suit almost any application.

FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONSMATERIAL: Die Cast Copper Free Aluminum (A360) Housing and Doors.

LED: Monochromatic LEDs, 259W Max.

LIGHT DISTRIBUTIONS:NEMA Flood (2x2 through 7x7), Horizontal Spot (4x2).

LENS: Flat tempered glass for maximum resistance to impact.

GLARE CONTROL: External Glare Control options include Barn Doors, Full and Half Glare Shields.

MOUNTING: Aluminum yoke & stainless steel locking hardware allows fixture head to be easily aimed and fixed in place. Fixtures are provided with 6’ of 16/3 ST-W cord for supply method.

POWER SUPPLY: MVOLT (120-277), 347 or 480 Volt LED power supply.

FINISH: Textured TGIC powder coat polyester finish (see ordering guide for available colors) Salt Spray.

LISTING: CSA, CSAUS

WEIGHT: 58 lbs.

EPA: 2.10 ft2

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NOTE: Hydrel Reserves The Right To Modify Specification Without Notice. Any dimension on this sheet is to be assumed as a reference dimension: “Used for information purposes only. It does not govern manufacturing or inspection requirements.” (ANSI Y14.5-1973)

20660 Nordhoff St., Suite B | Chatsworth, CA 91311Phone: 866.533.9901 | Fax: 866.533.5291

www.hydrel.com

PART NO.

8200 YM 259W LED ORDERING INFORMATION50/60 Hz Application Choose the boldface catalog nomenclature that best suits your needs.

EXAMPLE:

©2013 Acuity Brands Lighting, Inc.2/26/138200 YM 259W LED

Finish*BL BlackBZ BronzeDDB Dark Bronze DNA Natural Alum.GN GreenGR GraySND SandSTG Steel GrayTVG Terra Verde GreenWH WhiteCF Custom Finish

8200 108LED WHT53K MVOLT NSP YM SMSA18 700MA LP BL

8200

Model*

108LED 259 watts

Lamp Type* Voltage*

Distribution*Flood Lights NSP Nar. Spot NFL Nar. Flood FL Flood WFL Wide Flood VWFL Very Wide

Flood HSP Horizontal

Spot MFL Medium Flood

AccessoriesExternal1

BD Barn Doors FGS Full Glare Shield HGS Half Glare ShieldWRG Wire Rock GuardSafetyLASC Safety Cable

Mounting* YM Yoke Mt

Lamp*

LED Color* WHT30K White WHT41K White WHT53K White

OptionsPhoto Control PER2 Photo Cell ReceptacleDimming LDIM5 0-10V Dimming (25% reduction)

Drive Current*350ma 350 milli-amps700ma 700 milli-amps (standard)

Mount. Accessories PMT3 Pole Mount Tee SMSA__ Stan. Mount Splice Access. Available 12”-48” in 6” increments PSSA Ped. Stanchion Splice Access SMT3 Stanchion Mount Tee EWM_ Ext. Wall Mount Available 18”-36” in 6” increments PMSA Pole MountPAR4/_4 Pole Arm Round, 4” diam.PAR5/_4 Pole Arm Round, 5” diam.PAR6/_4 Pole Arm Round, 6” diam.PAS4/_4 Pole Arm Square, 4” diam.PAS5/_4 Pole Arm Square, 5” diam.PAS6/_4,5 Pole Arm Square, 6” diam. PATR4/_3,4 Pole Arm Tee Round, 4” diam. PATR5/_3,4 Pole Arm Tee Round, 5” diam. PATR6/_3,4 Pole Arm Tee Round, 6” diam. PATS4/_3,4 Pole Arm Tee Square, 4” diam. PATS5/_3,4 Pole Arm Tee Square, 5” diam. PATS6/_3,4 Pole Arm Tee Square, 6” diam.

Notes:1 Each option is mutually exclusive, choose one only.2 Nema twist-lock receptacle only. Photo cell control by others, PER option not IP Rated3 Requires (2) two fixtures per mounting.4 Available in 6” increments from 12” to 24”, specify length.5 Only available with 700 mA.

*Indicates required selection.

MVOLT (120-277 Volt) 347L 347 Volt 480L 480 Volt

LPI LED Array Included

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8200 108 LED

©2013 Acuity Brands Lighting, Inc.2/26/138200 YM 259W LED

NOTE: Hydrel Reserves The Right To Modify Specification Without Notice. Any dimension on this sheet is to be assumed as a reference dimension: “Used for information purposes only. It does not govern manufacturing or inspection requirements.” (ANSI Y14.5-1973)

20660 Nordhoff St., Suite BChatsworth, CA 91311

Phone: 866.533.9901Fax: 866.533.5291

www.hydrel.com

REBEL REBEL REBEL REBEL REBEL REBEL

3000K 4100K 5300K 3000K 4100K 5300K

150W 250W 250W 250W 400W 400W

108 108 108 108 108 108

350mA 350mA 350mA 700mA 700mA 700mA

4550 7000 7000 8450 13,000 13,000

117.9 117.9 117.9 248.1 248.1 248.1

39 60 60 19 52 52

85 70 70 85 70 70

Light EnginE

KELvin tEmp

mh EquivALEnt

numBER of LEDs

DRivE CuRREnt

initiAL LumEns2

input WAtts

LumEns pER WAtt

CRi

Notes:* MH Equivalencies are approximate and vary by distribution.2 Initial Lumens will vary depending on distribution, consult individual IES files for exact data.

LED LIFE:OPERATING TEMPERATURE:

L70/65,000 HOURS-30°C THROUGH 40°C

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D.C. Department of Transportation Prepared By:

Bridge Façade Lighting Study Johnson, Mirmiran and Thompson, Inc.

Francis Scott Key Bridge February 24, 2014

Appendix B

Data Enabler Pro DMX Controls

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Data Enabler Pro delivers integrated data and power to intelligent color and tunable white LED lighting fixtures employing Powercore technology from Philips Color Kinetics. Data Enabler Pro integrates many of the features of the previous generation of Data Enablers, including Data Enabler DMX, Data Enabler Ethernet, and Data Enabler EO. Data Enabler Pro is the single solution for all intelligent Powercore-based installations, whether DMX or Ethernet, color or white, indoors or outdoors.

• Easyinstallation—Accessible,clearlylabeled terminal block connectors for DMX, Ethernet, line voltage, and fixtures make installation easy. Tethered cover with captive screws ensures convenient removal and replacement.

• SupportsfixturesemployingPowercoretechnology—Powercoretechnology rapidly, efficiently, and accurately controls power output to LED lighting fixtures directly from line voltage. Philips Data Enabler Pro merges line voltage and control data and delivers them to Powercore fixtures over a single cable, dramatically simplifying installation and lowering total system cost.

• On-boarddiagnostics—On-boardindicatorLEDs provide visual feedback for normal operation, Ethernet connection detection, and Ethernet and DMX data transmission.

• FullsupportforDMXandEthernet—Provides inputs and outputs for both DMX and Ethernet, allowing you to connect multiple Data Enabler Pro devices in series. AlsoprovidesanEthernetoutputterminalforeWAccentMXPowercoreandiColor AccentMX Powercore support.

• Outdoor-ratedforuseindampandwetenvironments—DataEnablerProofferssuperior leakage protection in a cast aluminum, IP66-rated enclosure.

• Multipleconduitentries—DataEnablerProconduit entries accommodate NPT conduit in UStradesizesof1/2inand3/4in,ormetricsizesofPG13andPG21.

• Universalpowerinputrange—DataEnablerPro automatically senses mains voltages rangingfrom100–277VAC,andpassesmains voltages through to all connected lights.

• Designedformaximumenergyefficiency—DataEnablerProconsumesjust20Wmaximum. Optional power-saving modes automatically cut power to attached lights whenlightsareoffforaconfigurablenumberof minutes.

Date: _____________________________ Type: _________________________

Firm Name: ______________________________________________________

Project: _________________________________________________________

Data Enabler ProIntegrated data and power for intelligent LED lighting fixtures employing Powercore technology

D For information on installation planning, including electrical and data configuration guidelines, view or download the Data Enabler Pro Product Guide from www.philipscolorkinetics.com/ls/pds/dataenablerpro/

Light System Manager Controller

100 – 240 VAC

EthernetController

KeypadEthernetSwitch

CAT 5e Cable

CAT 5e Cable

Ethernet Data

JunctionBox

Data Enabler Pro

100 – 240 VAC

100 – 240 VAC

ControllerKeypad iPlayer 3

Controller

Data Enabler Pro

Serial Cable

DMX Data

JunctionBox

DMX Configuration

Ethernet Configuration

Data Enabler ProIntegrated data and power for intelligent LED lighting fi xtures using Powercore

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Philips Color Kinetics3 Burlington Woods DriveBurlington, Massachusetts 01803 USATel 888.385.5742Tel 617.423.9999Fax 617.423.9998www.philipscolorkinetics.com

Copyright © 2010 – 2012 Philips Solid-State Lighting Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. Chromacore, Chromasic, CK, the CK logo, Color Kinetics, the Color Kinetics logo, ColorBlast, ColorBlaze, ColorBurst, eW Fuse, ColorGraze, ColorPlay, ColorReach, iW Reach, eW Reach, DIMand, EssentialWhite, eW, iColor, iColor Cove, IntelliWhite, iW, iPlayer, Optibin, and Powercore are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Philips Solid-State Lighting Solutions, Inc. in the United States and / or other countries. All other brand or product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Due to continuous improvements and innovations, specifications may change without notice. DAS-000052-01 R05 07-12

Specifications Due to continuous improvements and innovations, specifications may change without notice.

Use Item Number when ordering in North America.

Data Enabler Pro

DESIGNED AND DEVELOPED IN THE USA. MADE IN CHINA.

www. colorkinetics.com

Data Enabler Pro

5.4 in138 mm

3.4 in87 mm

2.35 in60 mm

1.7 in43 mm

6.35 in161.3 mm

1.6 in41 mm

.8 in Ø (UL)Accepts ½ in NPT

20.4 mm Ø (CE)Accepts M20

1.05 in Ø (UL)Accepts ¾ in NPT

26.8 mm Ø (CE)Accepts M25

10.5 in267 mm

9.6 in244 mm

8.7 in267 mm

2.8 in71 mm

3 mm hex

.1875 in Ø4.8 mm

DESIGNEDAND DEVELOPED IN THE USA.MADE IN CHINA.

www colorkinetics.comw.ww

Data Enabler Prorr

Data Enabler Pro

DESIGNED AND DEVELOPED IN THE USA. MADE IN CHINA.

www. colorkinetics.com

Data Enabler Pro

5.4 in138 mm

3.4 in87 mm

2.35 in60 mm

1.7 in43 mm

6.35 in161.3 mm

1.6 in41 mm

.8 in Ø (UL)Accepts ½ in NPT

20.4 mm Ø (CE)Accepts M20

1.05 in Ø (UL)Accepts ¾ in NPT

26.8 mm Ø (CE)Accepts M25

10.5 in267 mm

9.6 in244 mm

8.7 in267 mm

2.8 in71 mm

3 mm hex

.1875 in Ø4.8 mm

DESIGNEDAND DEVELOPED IN THE USA.MADE IN CHINA.

www colorkinetics.comw.ww

Data Enabler Prorr

Ordering Information

Item Specification Details

Electrical

InputVoltage 100–277VAC*,auto-ranging,50/60Hz

Maximum Input Current 16.5Amaximum

Power Consumption 20Wmaximum

Load Current 16Amaximum

Connections

Power Input 3-wirePCterminalblockconnector†

Power/DataOutput4-wirePCterminalblockconnector†

4-wireIDCterminalblockconnector(eWAccentMXPowercoreandiColorAccentMXPowercoreonly)‡

DMXInput/Output Double-pair, double-entry IDC connectors‡

EthernetInput/Output Double-pair, double-entry IDC connectors‡

Physical

Dimensions (Height x Width x Depth)

3.4x10.5x5.4in(87x267x138mm)

Weight 5.4lb (2.4kg)

Construction Cast aluminum enclosure with slots for surface mounting

Finish Powder-coated industrial gray matte

Threaded Openings3/4inNPTforpower/1/2inNPTfordata(UStrade) PG21forpower/PG13fordata(metric)

Temperature Ranges-40°–122°F (-40°–50°C)Operating-20°–122°F (-20°–50°C)Startup -40°–176°F(-40°–80°C)Storage

Humidity 0–95%,non-condensing

Cooling Convection

HeatDissipation 20W

DataInputSourcePhilips full range of controllers, third-party DMX controllers, or KiNET-compatible§ third-party Ethernet controllers

CertificationandSafety

Certification UL/cUL,FCCClassA,CE,C-Tick

Environment Dry/Damp/WetLocation,IP66

Item Type Item Number Philips12NC

Data Enabler Pro

3/4in/1/2inNPT (UStradesizeconduit) 106-000004-00 910503701210

PG21/PG13 (metricsizeconduit) 106-000004-01 910503701211

*Verifythatthelinevoltageisappropriateforthelightingfixturesinyourinstallation.Seeaspecificfixture’sdocumentationforsupportedlinevoltages.

†PCterminalblockconnectorsacceptrecommendedwiresizesfrom 8–18AWG(8.37–0.823mm2).

‡IDCconnectorsacceptwiresizesfrom22–26AWG(0.326–0.129mm2).

§ KiNET is the Ethernet lighting protocol from Philips Color Kinetics.


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