Dust-related hazards and product spills generally fall into two primary categories. The first concerns dust that poses health risks. This includes well-known dangers like asbestos and silica, but even everyday dust that workers inhale can be harmful. Industrial Vacuum Cleaners designated as M-Class and H-Class, effectively manage hazardous dust using HEPA filtration and appropriate disposable collection methods.
The second category involves dust that presents environmental risks. A key example is dust capable of creating explosive atmospheres, particularly organic substances such as sugar or flour. Some materials, like wood dust, are hazardous to both health and fire safety. ATEX-rated Industrial Vacuum Cleaners are essential for areas classified as ATEX zones.

Choosing the right Industrial Vacuum Cleaner requires assessing potential dangers to determine the correct and appropriate specifications. BVC – British Vacuum Cleaners is a leading UK brand of industrial vacuum solutions. Manufactured by Quirepace in Fareham, Hampshire, the range includes M-Class and H-Class machines for harmful dust, along with ATEX-rated models for explosive environments.
In addition to standard specifications, Quirepace can offer customised solutions for special applications. Customisations can include features such as integrated control systems, special tooling, additional filtration and primary interceptors. Quirepace have manufactured several special BVC Industrial Vacuum Cleaners to interface with industrial robots.

Quirepace’s experience and expertise, combined with its knowledgeable sales team, UK-based production, and local support for service and spare parts, ensures BVC Industrial Vacuum Cleaners provide durability and cost efficiency. Backed by a 5-year parts warranty, they deliver dependable performance in all industrial settings.

In addition to portable solutions, Quirepace also specializes in fixed installations for Central Vacuum Cleaning. These installations feature multiple access points connected to a centralized plant via a network of fixed pipework.
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Whether you're handling flammable gases, combustible dusts, or unstable chemicals, the risk of explosive atmospheres must be managed proactively, not reactively. In the UK, the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR) legally require employers to assess and mitigate these risks. DSEAR enacts the European ATEX and Chemical Agents Directives (CAD) into UK law, and while DSEAR was derived from EU legislation, it now stands independently post-Brexit.

The UK Health and Safety Executive's Approved Code of Practice (ACoP) L138 provides authoritative guidance on when, why, and how often DSEAR reviews must be conducted.

So, when should you act, and how do you ensure your ATEX/DSEAR assessment protects your people, plant, and profits? Your ATEX/DSEAR assessment is not just a report — it's your foundation for safe, legal, and efficient operations. As your processes evolve, so must your understanding of the hazards they pose.

Strategic and Operational Drivers for Conducting ATEX/DSEAR Assessments

Conducting a DSEAR/ATEX assessment is far more than a tick-box exercise — it's a critical component of operational safety, legal compliance, and business continuity. Key drivers include:

• Regulatory Compliance – DSEAR is a legal obligation under UK law.
• Safe Operation of Facilities – Identifies and mitigates fire, explosion, and energetic risks.
• Insurance & Liability Management – Demonstrates duty of care and can influence policy premiums.
• Training & Awareness – Supports ongoing education for personnel about hazardous areas.
• Integration with Process Safety – Complements frameworks such as Process Safety Management (PSM) and Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) for robust risk management.
• ESG & Governance Alignment – Shows commitment to high safety and environmental standards.

Failure to comply with DSEAR can result in enforcement actions, heavy fines, or prosecution under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.

Common Pitfalls in ATEX/DSEAR Reviews: What We Frequently Uncover

Risk assessments often capture a snapshot in time. Critical hazards can be missed without the right depth and expertise, potentially with catastrophic consequences.

Electrostatic Hazards – Frequently Overlooked Risks
Insufficient understanding of material conductivity, flexible hosing, insulating Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), or worn earthing systems can create inadvertent ignition sources.

Dust Hazards – The Silent Threat
Combustible powders can form explosive dust clouds under specific conditions. Many facilities underestimate the explosiveness of seemingly benign materials.

Non-Routine Operations – The Hidden Danger
Start-up, shutdown, cleaning, and regeneration cycles often fall outside standard assessments — yet they pose some of the highest risks.

Waste Systems – The Forgotten Fire Source
Poorly understood or unmanaged waste handling and disposal can introduce flammable atmospheres or reactive by-products.

Our expert reviews often reveal overlooked ignition sources, misclassified zones, or equipment mismatches that standard assessments miss.

Safety Systems – Reliance on unverified Safety Systems

In process safety, many systems require SIL (Safety Integrity Levels) verification, also usually requires ‘proof testing’ of the systems. Such systems may include ventilation failure alarms, temperature monitoring, fuels valves that close automatically on leak or fire detection and process failure alarms.

When to Review Your DSEAR Assessment: Aligning with Change and Risk

Reviews must be conducted at appropriate intervals, not just when "something seems wrong." The HSE's L138 guidance is clear: reassess when there is any significant change or on a routine, risk-based schedule.

Recommended Review Intervals

Risk Profile

High-risk site

Medium to low-risk site

After a significant change

Review Frequency

Every 1–2 years

Every 3–5 years

Immediately

Reviews can take the form of ‘audits (gap analysis) or, in some cases. Management Reviews as long as DSEAR/ATEX experts feed into the reviews.

What Counts as a "Significant Change"?

• New processes, materials, or equipment introduced
• Changes in material data (e.g. new supplier or altered particle size)
• Changes in quantities of flammables used or stored.
• Degradation of safety-critical equipment (EN60079-14 and SIL)
• Adjustments in SOPs, batch sizes, and process parameters
• Layout or ventilation changes (area classification)
• Updates to storage or handling methods
• Changes in number of people (consequences)

Pro Tip: Integrate DSEAR reviews into your Management of Change (MOC) policies. ExVeritas offers expert support in embedding DSEAR into MOC frameworks.

Why Regular DSEAR Reviews Matter

Routine assessments do more than tick compliance boxes — they proactively improve your safety posture and operational efficiency:

• Optimise Zoning – Prevent costly over-zoning by validating real risk profiles.
• Confirm the Basis of Safety – Ensure effective ignition sources are controlled, and explosion protection systems are correctly rated for new materials.
• Identify New Ignition Sources – Catch emerging hazards from changes in equipment use, safety systems, procedures, wear-and-tear or maintenance changes, etc.
• Strengthen Procedures – Align systems of work with current plant realities (e.g. ventilation, leak detection, continuity to earth, etc.)
• • Continuous Improvement – Feed findings into broader risk management and functional safety strategies.

  Routine checks consider issues that will not be considered in typical 60079-14/17 Inspections (such as CompEx, which tend to focus on ‘equipment’). A schedule should be made for other necessary inspections, such as ventilation effectiveness and removal of empty flammable storage containers.

  Pro Tip: Factors that affect Area Classification will have the greatest impact on overall safety. Preventing (with maintenance) and detecting leaks or housekeeping (for dust) should be considered regularly. 

   It is imperative that there is a management system in place that monitors significant factors that affect explosion safety. Equipment inspections will be part of this but are not sufficient on their own, and systems must be put in place to both identify and monitor less obvious aspects relating to the flammable material and containment such as separation, segregation and ventilation

   ExVeritas help organisations proactively manage fire and explosion risks through specialist ATEX and DSEAR assessments.

  As UKAS-accredited and EU ATEX Notified Bodies, ExVeritas combines technical depth with regulatory precision. We provide more than compliance — we deliver confidence.

  www.exveritas.com for a free initial consultation.

Artile written By Chirag Sheth CEng MIChemE,  

In explosive atmosphere environments across the oil and gas industry, reliable communication equipment that meets stringent safety standards is paramount. The newly introduced i.safe MOBILE IS-RSM3x.1 series of Remote Speaker Microphones (RSMs) sets a new benchmark for communication technology certified for Ex-Zone 1/21 classified areas.

The new RSM features two distinct models: the IS-RSM3A.1 wired version, which integrates with i.safe MOBILE devices featuring the 16-pin ISM interface, and the IS-RSM3B.1 Bluetooth® model, compatible with standard Bluetooth®enabled industrial equipment. Both units carry ATEX/IECEx certification essential for deployment where flammable gases, vapors, and combustible dust create potentially explosive atmospheres.

The technical architecture delivers exceptional audio performance with a powerful speaker capable of reaching 103 dB. Dual microphones enable intelligent passive noise cancellation, while an integrated Digital Signal Processor actively minimizes background noise in real-time, ensuring clear communication even in environments where industrial noise regularly exceeds 85 dB.

Field-Proven Application Scenarios

Maintenance technicians on offshore platforms benefit significantly from the Bluetooth® IS-RSM3B.1 model. Workers can secure their primary communication devices while maintaining continuous communication through the RSM attached to their PPE. During critical maintenance procedures, this configuration enables hands-free communication with control room personnel without compromising safety protocols or equipment integrity.

When conducting inspection rounds in processing units where potentially explosive vapors create Zone 1 environments, the programmable interface buttons allow for immediate Push-to-Talk functionality or emergency alerts without requiring glove removal. The superior noise cancellation technology ensures clear transmission even in proximity to high-noise equipment such as compressors and pumps, maintaining critical communication channels in challenging acoustic environments.

During petrochemical emergency scenarios, the programmable red button can be configured for immediate SOS activation, while the device's robust IP68 construction withstands exposure to harsh environmental conditions. The extended battery capacity ensures communication remains functional throughout prolonged emergency operations, providing critical coordination capabilities when they are most essential.

Engineered for Industrial Practicality

Weighing just 205 grams, the IS-RSM3x.1 features an ergonomic design with intuitive button placement for operation even with heavy-duty chemical-resistant gloves. The device includes a reinforced clip for secure attachment to safety clothing, while the exchangeable 2200 mAh battery offers extended operational life for long shifts in hazardous environments.

Additional connectivity options include an 8-pin ISM interface for connecting certified headsets within hazardous areas, while the NFC chip in the Bluetooth® version enables efficient pairing in field conditions.

Through implementation of these advanced communication systems, petrochemical operations can enhance both safety compliance and operational efficiency in Zone 1/21 classified areas where conventional communication technologies present unacceptable risk profiles.

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If you are even asking yourself the question “should I be worried about explosive atmospheres (ATEX)” then the answer is most probably “yes”. The Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR) require employers to control the risks to safety from fire, explosions and substances corrosive to metals. This places the onus firmly on you!

It is well understood that equipment for use in more obvious hazardous locations such as flour mills, coal mines, petrochemical plants and fuel transfer facilities, needs to be certified “intrinsically safe”. However, hazardous locations also include places like water treatment plants, tunnels and underground passageways or any location where a build-up of naturally occurring flammable material (such as methane or dust) could occur.

Most people are familiar with the definitions of ATEX ‘Zones’. Put simply, Zone 0 means an explosive atmosphere is very likely and Zone 2 means it is unlikely, with Zone 1 being the “grey area” in between. It is easy enough to identify from its markings whether a particular piece of equipment is suitable for a particular Zone, e.g. Ex ia for Zone 0, Ex ib for Zone 1 and Ex ic for Zone 2. However, what is not so obvious is identifying which locations in your plant are in which Zones.

As if the issue of Zones wasn’t enough, there is also the consideration of which gases are likely to be encountered. For example, equipment marked as Group IIB must not be used in Zones with hydrogen or acetylene likely to be present. Those gases would require at least Group IIC certification.

Then there is also consideration of the equipment’s temperature classification, which specifies the maximum surface temperature that could arise due to a fault. For example, equipment coded T2 could potentially get hot enough to ignite gasoline! However, an equipment coding of T4 is generally considered acceptable, being safe for all gases apart from Carbon Disulfide, which requires T6.

The TPI 9085Ex features on-meter analysis for the detection of machinery faults such as unbalance, misalignment, looseness and bearing wear. With full colour OLED display and Bluetooth communications, the TPI 9085Ex also features colour coded alarms and zoomable on-screen vibration frequency plots with cursor readout. It can store lists (routes) of up to 1000 machines, each with up to 10 measurement points, with full waveform and frequency spectrum (FFT) capture. Uniquely, the TPI 9085Ex delivers high level functionality and capability, including instantaneous bearing temperature measurement, all at very low cost.

The included free-to-use VibTrend PC-based trending and reporting software features high-end benefits such as automatic email notification of alarms and report generation, to implement a full Condition Based Maintenance strategy.  Routes and readings can easily be transferred to/from the TPI 9085Ex via Bluetooth using a smart phone or tablet running the free TPI Bridge App. This allows service personnel to be sent routes and return readings, no matter where they are in the world. 

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Aberdeen-based JCE Energy, a specialist in off-grid power solutions, has supplied Aquaterra Energy, a leader in global offshore energy engineering solutions, with a bespoke modular solar power system for a supermajor’s offshore platform in Angola.

The autonomously powered, unmanned Sea Swift production platform operates entirely on renewable energy, supporting offshore operations while enabling the energy transition. This approach enhances long-term viability and adaptability in an evolving energy landscape.

Under a £1.5 million contract, JCE Energy designed, manufactured and supplied the bespoke system which incorporates over 100 high-efficiency solar panels suitable for the challenging offshore conditions. It has been engineered to maximise energy capture in the maritime environment, where space is at a premium and resilience against saltwater corrosion and storm conditions is paramount.

The project was delivered by a team of over 50 skilled professionals, comprising JCE’s in-house engineers and project managers, supported by contracted electrical fitters and additional mechanical specialists. Approximately 90% of the system’s design, manufacturing, and module assembly was completed at JCE Energy’s Aberdeen headquarters, with additional fabrication work carried out at their Plymouth facility.

The modular design allows for scalability, ensuring the system can be expanded to meet future energy needs without extensive redesign or disruption to platform operations. Coupled with advanced energy storage solutions, the system guarantees a reliable power supply, even during periods of low sunlight. By reducing reliance on diesel generators, it reduces C02 emissions by at least 90%. The long-term operating expenditure is expected to be significantly reduced, leading to substantial cost savings of around £5,900,000 over the 30-year lifespan of the platform.

Stewart Maxwell, Technical Director of Aquaterra Energy said “As operators look to reduce their carbon footprint while managing offshore platform costs, we’ve ensured that Sea Swift is ready by reimagining topside power sources. With JCE Energy’s support, we successfully delivered a 100% autonomously-powered platform using solar energy, eliminating the need for traditional fuel sources.”

Marco Gheza, General Manager of JCE Energy, commented: “Our solar power package for the project stands as a testament to the evolving energy sector’s potential to balance operational needs with environmental and social responsibilities. This project not only demonstrates our engineering expertise but also reinforces our commitment to helping the energy sector transition to more sustainable practices.”

www.jceenergy.com.

Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are transforming our energy landscape – and REMBE is pushing the boundaries of their protection. No two BESS are identical, and each requires its own tailored approach. Drawing on over 50 years of explosion protection expertise, we are leading the way in developing protection solutions that balance safety requirements with commercial objectives. Our integrated approach leverages multiple layers of safety, combining options for early detection and combustible concentration reduction with optimized deflagration vents to safeguard next-generation BESS installations.

Fig. 1: Energy Storage System protected by REMBE

REMBE offers a comprehensive range of products that help safeguard BESS against explosions. Three distinct product series enable optimal solutions for any BESS installation, each bringing unique advantages to your project.

Fig. 2: The BESS Core Venting Series

The BESS Core Venting Series delivers efficient roof venting through our proven EGV products. Engineering excellence meets customization – each product is precisely tailored to customer specifications, from size and burst pressure to insulation materials and properties. This series offers proven protection with attractive volume pricing.

Fig. 3: The BESS Smart Venting Series

Innovation takes center stage in the BESS Smart Venting Series with BESS.TGV, our revolutionary deflagration vent for BESS enclosure sides. The patented TargoVent principle deflects explosion effects upward to a safe location. By moving explosion protection from roof to container sides, BESS.TGV eliminates concerns about snow loads and hail impact while freeing up valuable roof space. This creates new possibilities for BESS configuration, such as vertically stacked installations. With a uniquely slim profile, BESS.TGV seamlessly integrates into any BESS enclosure.

 
Fig. 4: The BESS Premium Venting Series

The BESS Premium Venting Series represents our latest breakthrough in explosion protection. As pioneers of flameless venting technology, REMBE has developed BESS.Q.Vent – the first flameless vent specifically engineered for BESS applications. By eliminating external flames and minimizing thermal and pressure effects, BESS.Q.Vent enables safe installation of BESS in indoor locations and other sensitive environments.

Enhancing this comprehensive protection portfolio, advanced detection systems provide an extra layer of safety. Our Hotspot and GSME sensors detect critical faults before they escalate: Hotspot through precise thermal monitoring, and GSME through multi-gas detection. This early warning capability enables early intervention before potential issues develop into thermal runaway events, completing our integrated approach to BESS safety.

Beyond our products, REMBE is your global consulting and engineering partner throughout your entire project. Our explosion protection experts and external engineering partners work closely with you to determine the optimal safety solution for your specific requirements.

www.rembe.de

In a crucial step toward enhancing workplace safety, MSA Safety brought together a diverse group of industry experts to address the stagnation in reducing workplace accidents and fatalities.

With Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Great Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety, highlighting that UK statistics around fatal workplace accidents plateauing over the past decade, experts from fields including architecture, manufacturing, media, charities, and those who’ve experienced life-altering accidents, offered valuable insights to help improve safety practices across industry.

The discussion, focused on the risks of working at height, revealed that despite advances in technology and attitudes around safety, fatalities remain each year. In 2024 alone, 138 people lost their lives in workplace accidents, 36% of which were due to falls from height. The current figures on non-fatal accidents have remained consistent for years, the current rate being similar to 2018/19 levels, further underscoring the need for change.

Key takeaways from the discussion include the importance of clear communication, accessible safety education, and the need for comfortable, well-designed personal protective equipment (PPE) that workers are more likely to wear. The panel also identified barriers such as human nature, poor equipment design, and budget constraints that may often hinder safety improvement efforts.

Panel member Jason Anker, who has dedicated his life to safety advocacy after a life-changing fall, emphasised that a total safety culture must be ingrained at every level of the industry when it comes to working at height - from designers to contractors and to workers themselves.

Panellists agreed that engaging key stakeholders, improving PPE design, and making safety a priority from the beginning of a project are all critical steps in helping to foster a culture of safety.

The goal is clear: by driving communication, collaboration, and education, the industry can help reduce accidents and fatalities, ultimately creating a safe, resilient workforce.

To download the insights paper or watch the full panel discussion, visit www.msasafety.com/whitepaper-creating-safer-workplaces

Newcastle upon Tyne-based Hart Door Systems, the oldest British manufacturer of high-speed doors and shutters, reports strong activity throughout its product range.

Hart’s chairman, Doug Hart, says it has been a very active Spring with every sign this will be continuing. “Our innovative products and problem-solving approach helps companies  maintain quality working conditions and general business efficiency.

“This spirit of innovation is embedded in in the company’s philosophy of continually evolving our product range of Speedor high-speed doors, our fire shutters, Terror Screen security rated shutters and specialist doors such as ATEX compliant high-speed doors and shutters.”

Hart’s products are manufactured to international standards such as the ISO9001:2015 Quality Assurance scheme and LPS 1056 and LPS 1271, Loss Prevention Council Standards for Fire Doors tested to UK and US standards.

“We offer consultancy, design, manufacture, shipping, installation, maintenance, servicing and training from a single source. This approach to project management, helps clients save on resources and reduces administrative burden,” adds Mr Hart.

“Despite global uncertainties on the political front and the ever present debate on climate change I believe our leading Speedor and Typhoon brands will continue to be in demand.  

“We have had many successes at home and abroad so far this year, not just through our Speedor range of high-speed doors but through our range of high quality shutters too. Both these leading brands offer industry a choice of solutions for industry and commerce.  

“The fundamentals delivered by Hart are quality throughout from manufacture to installation as well as service back-up to comply with changing national and international safety standards. 

“We have always had quality as our prime driver and our success with new variants, not just in Speedor high-speed doors but shutters such as our new Typhoon range.

“The fundamentals are quality from manufacture to installation and service thereafter to comply with changing national and international safety standards. Above all we deliver long-term operational reliability.” 

http://www.hartdoors.com

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has today (12 May) launched a free online learning module to help employers get to grips with risk assessment of work-related stress. 

The launch coincides with Mental Health Awareness Week (12-18 May) and expands HSE’s Working Minds campaign, which supports businesses in preventing work-related stress and supporting good mental health. 

With around half of all work-related ill health attributed to stress, depression and anxiety, the new module provides step-by-step guidance for employers on conducting effective risk assessments, identifying root causes of work-related stress, and implementing solutions that have a real impact. 

 Kayleigh Roberts from HSE’s Engagement and Policy Division said: “Preventing work-related stress isn’t just the right thing to do for your workers—it’s also a legal requirement. Our new online learning module aims to make it easier for businesses, particularly small to medium organisations to understand their obligations and what they need to do on a practical level.
 

“This isn’t about ticking boxes. It’s about embedding good practices into everyday business operations. By taking a proactive approach, employers can improve productivity, reduce sickness absence, and retain their valued workers. The module provides all the practical templates, tools and resources needed to get started or to review existing practices.” 

HSE highlights six main areas that can lead to work-related stress if not managed properly: demands, control, support, relationships, role, and change. 

Businesses are encouraged to implement the Working Minds campaign 5Rs approach to support the risk assessment process: 

1. Reach out and have conversations 
2. Recognise the signs and causes of stress 
3. Respond to risks by agreeing action points 
4. Reflect on the actions taken 
5. Make it Routine to check in regularly 

Employers can register for the online learning module to access step-by-step advice, practical tools, and downloadable templates. 

Visit the Working Minds campaign website for more information about the Working Minds campaign and to download materials. 

ION SENSE®, an industry leader in advanced gas detection technologies, is proud to announce the introduction of its next-generation photoionisation detectors, the ION SENSE® PID 10.6eV 3 and the ION SENSE® PID 10.6eV 10, at the prestigious Sensor + Test 2025 exhibition in Nuremberg, Germany. This groundbreaking product line redefines the standards of volatile organic compound (VOC) detection, promising enhanced performance, accuracy, and reliability alongside low cost of ownership.

Next-Generation Detection Capabilities

The ION SENSE® PID 10.6eV 3 features an impressive detection limit of 0.5 ppb, with a measurement range of 3 ppm, while the ION SENSE® PID 10.6eV 10 offers a 1 ppb detection limit paired with a wide measurement range of 10 ppm. Both variants boast a remarkable 50% reduction in response time, 15,000 hours of lamp and filter life, robust EMI protection, and patent pending intelligent diagnostics aimed at ensuring operator safety. Additionally, the exceptional humidity resistance and superior lamp stability of these sensors equips users with confidence in their performance, even under challenging environmental conditions.

Investing in Innovation

The launch comes after four years of extensive research and development by industry leading talent, fuelled by feedback from industry professionals and a dedication to excellence. Designed for longevity and stability, ION SENSE® has developed and tested over 300 prototypes to ensure each product not only meets but exceeds performance expectations, providing superior air quality monitoring while significantly reducing maintenance costs.

"We are redefining what's possible in gas detection," said Peter Morris, Head of Sensors at ION SENSE®. "Our unique sensor technology enhances the monitoring of air quality, while simultaneously reducing operational costs and extending the lifespan of the equipment."

Seamless Integration

To complement the PID sensors, ION SENSE® is introducing a suite of integration boards: ION CONNECT and ION TRANSMIT. These integration boards allow rapid evaluation and provide seamless installation options, allowing for adaptation across diverse applications, from compact air quality monitors to comprehensive industrial systems.

The ION TRANSMIT board ensures effective long-range communication for remote monitoring, while the ION CONNECT board facilitates easy data interpretation by converting analogue signals into digital outputs. Advanced features such as MODBUS compatibility streamline system control, thereby enhancing operational efficiency across diverse applications.

Visit Us at SENSOR + TEST 2025

We invite all industry professionals to visit us on stand 1-300 during the Sensor + Test 2025 exhibition to experience live demonstrations of the new ION SENSE® PID sensors and integration boards. This event marks a bold step forward in our commitment to innovate and redefine PID technology for the evolving global market.

At ION SENSE®, our vision is clear: to leverage advanced sensing technology to safeguard lives, protect the environment, and transform industrial processes. The next-generation ION SENSE® PID sensors are a testament to this mission, combining greater sensitivity, long-term stability, and user-friendly integration.

Contact Us About ION SENSE® PID

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