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Y Type Flush Bottom Valve Supplier in India — SS316L / SS316 / WCB / Hastelloy | KELOR
Krishna Industries (KELOR), based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, supplies Y Type Flush Bottom Valves — SS316L (ASTM A182 F316L / CF3M — pharma GMP electropolished) / SS316 (CF8M) / WCB / Hastelloy C276 body — ball plug / gate disc / diaphragm type — PTFE / PEEK seat — flanged (ASME B16.5 / DIN PN16/PN25) / butt weld / socket weld / tri-clamp sanitary — DN25 (1″) to DN200 (8″) — PN16 / PN25 — manual / pneumatic / electric actuated — zero dead volume — GST invoice — MOQ 10 Nos — Pan India dispatch from Ahmedabad.
Mill Test Report 3.1 can be provided on request from verified vendors. Hydrostatic test certificates, surface finish certificates, and material traceability documentation provided. Helium leak test on request for pharmaceutical vacuum service.
⚡ Quick Reference
SupplierKrishna Industries (KELOR) — Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Established2017 | GSTIN: 24AKLPP6499B1ZT
Body MaterialSS316L / SS316 / WCB / Hastelloy C276
Size RangeDN25 (1″) to DN200 (8″)
Pressure RatingPN16 / PN25
Seat MaterialPTFE (standard) / PEEK (high temp)
End ConnectionFlanged / BW / SW / Tri-clamp
MOQ10 Nos
📜 On This Page
- Overview — Y Type Flush Bottom Valve
- Why Flush Bottom Design Is Critical
- How Y Type Flush Bottom Valves Work
- Body Material Selection
- Seat Material Selection
- Technical Specifications
- End Connection Types
- Applications in Indian Industries
- Surface Finish for Pharma GMP
- Actuator Selection — Manual / Pneumatic / Electric
- Why Choose KELOR
- Commercial Information
- Related Products
- Frequently Asked Questions
Y Type Flush Bottom Valve — Overview
Krishna Industries (KELOR) supplies the Y Type Flush Bottom Valve — a critical vessel drain valve specifically designed for tank and reactor bottom drain and discharge service. The Y-body geometry allows the plug or disc to retract completely out of the flow path when open — the inner face of the valve sits flush (level) with the tank or vessel bottom. This eliminates the dead volume pocket that forms at the bottom of a standard bottom outlet ball valve, where product accumulates, cannot be drained, and creates hygiene, cross-contamination, and chemical waste problems.
The flush bottom valve is the standard specification for pharmaceutical API synthesis vessels, fermentation reactors, food processing tanks, and chemical reactors where complete tank bottom drainage is a process requirement, GMP compliance mandate, or safety requirement. KELOR supplies these valves in multiple body materials — SS316L for pharma GMP (electropolished available), SS316 for chemical service, WCB for general industrial, and Hastelloy C276 for the most aggressive chemical environments — from verified vendor partners across India with full documentation support.
Why Flush Bottom Design Is Critical — The Dead Volume Problem
The dead volume problem is the single most important reason to specify a flush bottom valve instead of a standard ball valve for tank and reactor bottom drain service. Dead volume refers to the product retention pocket that exists below the tank floor level when a standard ball valve is used as the bottom outlet. This pocket traps product, prevents complete drainage, creates cross-contamination risk between batches, and complicates CIP/SIP cleaning validation. Understanding this design difference is essential for procurement teams specifying drain valves for pharma, food, and chemical reactors:
| Feature | Y Type Flush Bottom Valve | Standard Bottom Outlet Ball Valve |
|---|---|---|
| When Valve Is Open | Plug retracts into Y-body — inner face flush with tank bottom — no cavity — complete product flow out of tank | Ball retracts into body cavity below tank bottom nozzle — creates a pocket below tank floor level |
| Dead Volume | Zero dead volume — no product retention at tank bottom when valve is open | Dead volume in ball body cavity — product remains in pocket — cannot drain by gravity |
| Complete Drainage | Tank drains to zero residual — complete batch discharge — no product loss | Residual product remains in body cavity after tank appears empty — product loss, batch contamination risk |
| GMP / Hygiene Compliance | No dead leg at tank bottom — WHO GMP, USFDA, EHEDG, 3-A compliant designs available — SS316L electropolished internal surface | Dead volume creates potential for microbial growth, cross-contamination between batches — not GMP compliant for pharma and food product contact |
| CIP / SIP Cleanability | Flush inner surface fully accessible to CIP/SIP cleaning fluids — no cavity to trap residue — standard for pharma and food GMP vessels | Body cavity may not be fully reached by CIP/SIP — residue trap — cleaning validation difficult |
| Specify When | All pharma API synthesis and formulation vessels — food processing tanks — chemical reactors requiring complete drainage — any tank where product loss or cross-contamination at drain point is not acceptable | General utility piping — non-critical tank drainage where residual volume is acceptable — cooling water, raw water utility tanks |
💡 Design Selection Rule
If the tank or reactor handles pharmaceutical, food, or chemical product where cross-contamination between batches or incomplete drainage is not acceptable — always specify a Y Type Flush Bottom Valve. Standard ball valves are acceptable only for non-critical utility drainage (cooling water, raw water, effluent) where residual volume is tolerable and GMP compliance is not required. The cost premium of a flush bottom valve is justified by the elimination of product loss, reduced cleaning validation effort, and GMP compliance.
How Y Type Flush Bottom Valves Work
The Y Type Flush Bottom Valve operates on the same quarter-turn principle as a ball valve but with a body geometry that positions the closure element (ball plug, gate disc, or diaphragm) in a Y-shaped branch rather than inline. This Y-branch is critical to the flush bottom function. When the valve is open, the closure element retracts into the Y-branch, and the inner face of the valve body sits flush with the tank bottom — there is no protrusion into the tank interior. When closed, the closure element moves across the flow path and presses against the PTFE or PEEK seat to create a seal.
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Closed Position (Sealed)
Ball plug or gate disc is positioned across the flow path. The closure element presses against the PTFE/PEEK seat to create a leak-tight seal. Product is retained in the tank above the valve.
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Opening (Quarter Turn)
Manual handwheel, pneumatic actuator, or electric actuator rotates the stem 90 degrees. The closure element retracts from the flow path into the Y-branch of the body.
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Fully Open (Flush)
Closure element fully retracted — inner face of valve body sits flush (level) with tank bottom. No cavity, no dead volume. Product drains completely by gravity through the full bore.
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Draining (Zero Residual)
Tank drains to zero residual product. The flush inner surface allows CIP/SIP cleaning fluids to reach all surfaces. No product accumulation, no contamination risk between batches.
Body Material Selection
The body material is the first and most critical selection for flush bottom valve specification. It determines corrosion resistance, GMP compliance, temperature capability, and cost. KELOR supplies Y Type Flush Bottom Valves in four body material options from verified vendor partners, each suited to different service conditions:
| Body Material | Standard | Specify For | Not For |
|---|---|---|---|
| SS316L | ASTM A182 F316L / A351 CF3M | Pharma GMP — API synthesis, fermentation, formulation, WFI systems — food processing GMP — low carbon (0.03% max) prevents sensitisation in welded vessel nozzle connections — electropolished internal surface (Ra 0.4 micron) available — USFDA, WHO GMP, EHEDG compliant | Highly corrosive chemical above SS316L resistance limit — specify Hastelloy C276 |
| SS316 (CF8M) | ASTM A351 CF8M | Chemical plant reactor bottom drain — agrochemical reactor — corrosive chemical where low-carbon SS316L is not required — lower cost than SS316L for non-GMP chemical service | GMP pharma welded vessel connections where sensitisation documentation is required — specify SS316L |
| WCB Carbon Steel | ASTM A216 WCB | Non-corrosive chemical, slurry, general industrial reactor bottom drain — where SS body premium is not justified by service requirements — most economical option | Corrosive chemical, pharma, food — WCB corrodes in these services |
| Hastelloy C276 | ASTM A494 CW12MW | Highly corrosive chemical beyond SS316L resistance — concentrated HCl, HF, mixed acid, oxidising acid, hypochlorite — where SS316L corrodes in service — premium material for the most aggressive environments | Standard chemical and pharma service where SS316L is adequate — Hastelloy premium cost only justified for the most aggressive service |
📚 SS316L vs SS316 — Why Low Carbon Matters for Pharma
SS316L has a maximum carbon content of 0.03% compared to 0.08% for SS316. When welded to a vessel nozzle — as all flush bottom valves are in a pharma plant — the heat of welding can cause carbon to migrate to grain boundaries in standard SS316, reducing chromium content locally and creating corrosion-susceptible zones (sensitisation). SS316L’s very low carbon content prevents sensitisation — the weld zone maintains full corrosion resistance after welding. USFDA and WHO GMP documentation specifically requires low-carbon 316L (or equivalent) for all product-contact welded connections. This is why Indian pharma API manufacturers at Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Ankleshwar, and Ahmedabad specify F316L or CF3M flush bottom valves as standard.
Seat Material Selection
PTFE (Standard)
RPTFE
PEEK (High Temp)
The seat material provides the sealing interface between the closure element and the body. For flush bottom valves, the seat must provide leak-tight shut-off, chemical compatibility with the process fluid, and temperature capability matching the process conditions. KELOR supplies three seat material options:
| Seat Material | Temperature Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| PTFE | -10°C to +180°C | ✓ Standard seat for all flush bottom valves — widest chemical compatibility — pharma, food, chemical — FDA compliant for food contact | Can cold flow under sustained high load — not recommended above 180°C |
| RPTFE | -10°C to +200°C | ✓ Reinforced PTFE with glass fibre filler — higher load capacity than pure PTFE — reduced cold flow — chemical service | Slightly reduced chemical compatibility vs pure PTFE due to filler — not suitable for HF |
| PEEK | -40°C to +250°C | ✓ High temperature pharma and chemical service — steam sterilisation (SIP) — repeated thermal cycling — superior mechanical strength | Premium cost — specify only when temperature exceeds PTFE limit or when superior mechanical properties are required |
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Valve Type | Y Type Flush Bottom Valve — Ball Plug / Gate Disc / Diaphragm Type |
| Body Material | SS316L (F316L / CF3M — GMP) / SS316 (CF8M) / WCB / Hastelloy C276 |
| Seat Material | PTFE (standard) / RPTFE / PEEK (high temperature pharma) |
| Stem / Actuator Shaft | SS316L (standard) / SS316 |
| Internal Surface Finish | Standard mill finish / Ra 0.8 micron / Ra 0.4 micron electropolished (pharma GMP — on request) |
| End Connection | Flanged ASME B16.5 / DIN PN16/PN25 (standard) / Butt Weld (BW) / Socket Weld (SW) / Tri-clamp sanitary |
| Size Range | DN25 (1″) to DN200 (8″) |
| Pressure Rating | PN16 / PN25 |
| Temperature Range | -10°C to +180°C (PTFE seat) / -10°C to +250°C (PEEK seat) |
| Operation | Manual handwheel / Pneumatic actuated (spring return / double acting) / Electric actuated 220V AC |
| Design Standard | As per customer drawing / DIN 28758 / EHEDG / 3-A sanitary (on request) |
| Testing Standard | API 598 / EN 12266 hydrostatic test — helium leak test on request for pharma |
| MOQ | 10 Nos |
| HSN Code | 84818090 |
End Connection Types
The end connection is specified based on the vessel nozzle connection, piping standard, and hygiene requirements. Y Type Flush Bottom Valves are available in four end connection types, each suited to different installation requirements:
| End Connection | Standard | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Flanged | ASME B16.5 Class 150 / DIN PN16-PN25 | Standard industrial connection — chemical reactors, agrochemical vessels, general process tanks — bolted to vessel nozzle flange — most common for DN50 and above |
| Butt Weld (BW) | ASME B16.25 | Pharma GMP vessel nozzle — welded connection provides seamless joint with no crevice — no gasket contact with product — required for sterile service and WFI vessels |
| Socket Weld (SW) | ASME B16.11 | Small size (DN25–DN50) vessel nozzle — welded into socket — fillet weld — not preferred for pharma product contact due to crevice at socket base |
| Tri-Clamp Sanitary | ISO 2852 / DIN 11864 | Pharma, food, dairy, beverage — clamp connection with ferrule ends — no threads, no crevice — rapid disassembly for cleaning and inspection — standard for sanitary process piping |
Applications in Indian Industries
Pharmaceutical API Synthesis — GMP Vessels
SS316L electropolished body — flanged ASME B16.5 or butt weld — DN50–DN150 — pneumatic actuated — API synthesis reactors, fermentation vessels, formulation tanks. The flush bottom design with zero dead volume is a USFDA and WHO GMP requirement for product-contact vessel drain valves — any dead volume at the reactor bottom is a potential cross-contamination point. Indian pharma API manufacturers at Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Ankleshwar, and Ahmedabad specify flush bottom valves as standard on all GMP production vessels.
Food and Beverage Processing
SS316L tri-clamp or flanged — DN25–DN100 — manual or pneumatic — mixing tanks, storage vessels, pasteuriser drain, juice processing tanks. EHEDG and 3-A sanitary compliance available for dairy, beverage, and food GMP applications. The flush bottom design is mandatory in food GMP where residual product at the drain point creates microbial growth risk — standard for Indian dairy (GCMMF dairy plants), beverage, and edible oil processing facilities.
Agrochemical and Chemical Reactor Bottom Drain
SS316 or Hastelloy C276 body — flanged DIN PN25 — DN50–DN200 — pneumatic actuated — agrochemical synthesis reactors, pesticide formulation vessels, dye and pigment reactors, acid process vessels. Complete reactor bottom drainage ensures full batch yield — residual product in standard ball valve body cavity represents both product loss and a hazardous chemical handling problem. Hastelloy C276 body for mixed acid, HCl, and hypochlorite service where SS316 is not resistant.
Fermentation and Biotech
SS316L electropolished — tri-clamp or butt weld — DN50–DN100 — pneumatic or electric actuated — bioreactor bottom harvest valves, culture medium drain, cell broth discharge. Zero dead volume is mandatory for fermentation vessels where any product trapped in valve dead volume provides a site for contaminating microorganism growth between batch cycles. Helium leak test available for sterile vessel applications.
Surface Finish for Pharmaceutical GMP
The internal surface finish of the flush bottom valve is a critical specification for pharmaceutical and food GMP applications. Surface roughness affects product adhesion, cleanability, microbial retention, and GMP validation. Selecting the correct surface finish at order stage ensures the valve meets regulatory requirements:
| Surface Finish | Roughness (Ra) | Application | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Mill Finish | Ra 1.6–3.2 micron | Non-product-contact utility service — cooling water, raw water, effluent tanks — general industrial chemical reactors | Not acceptable for pharma or food product-contact surfaces |
| Mechanically Polished | Ra 0.8 micron (32 μin) | Non-sterile API production vessels — formulation tanks — food processing vessels — most common spec for Indian pharma API plants | Suitable for most non-sterile GMP applications — surface finish certification provided |
| Electropolished | Ra 0.4 micron (16 μin) | Sterile product vessels — WFI (Water for Injection) systems — parenteral formulation — bioreactors — highest GMP requirement | Removes surface micro-peaks, creates passive chromium oxide layer — easiest to clean and validate — surface finish certificate with Ra measurement provided |
💡 Pharma GMP Surface Finish Tip
Always specify the required Ra value and electropolishing requirement at order stage — surface finish cannot be upgraded after the valve body is machined and assembled. For Indian pharma API plants, Ra 0.8 micron mechanically polished is the standard for non-sterile API production. Ra 0.4 micron electropolished is specified for sterile product, WFI, and parenteral applications. KELOR supplies with surface finish certification including Ra measurement report for GMP validation documentation.
Actuator Selection — Manual / Pneumatic / Electric
The actuator type is determined by the safety instrumented system (SIS) requirements, process control needs, and plant operating philosophy. Selecting the correct actuator ensures the valve performs its safety and process functions reliably:
| Actuator Type | Best For | Fail-Safe | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manual Handwheel | Utility tank drain valves — maintenance drain — infrequent operation — DN25–DN80 | No — remains in last position | Lowest cost — operator must be present to open/close — not for safety-critical reactor bottom service |
| Pneumatic (Spring Return) | Reactor bottom drain — safety-critical vessel drain — pharma and chemical plant SIS — DN50–DN200 | Yes — spring closes valve on air failure (FC) or opens (FO) as configured | Standard for Indian pharma and chemical reactor bottom valves — fail-safe closure on process trip — requires instrument air supply |
| Electric (220V AC) | Non-safety-critical tank drain — DCS/PLC controlled — remote operation required — DN25–DN200 | No — remains in last position on power failure (battery backup optional) | Modbus/HART communication available — position feedback — no instrument air required — not for SIS |
⚠ Safety Instrumented System (SIS) Requirement
For reactor bottom drain valves in pharma and chemical plants, the SIS typically requires the bottom drain to close automatically on process trip (high temperature, high pressure, low flow, etc.). This mandates a pneumatic spring-return actuator configured as fail-close (FC). An electric actuator does NOT provide fail-safe closure on power failure unless equipped with a battery backup system. Always verify the SIS requirement with the process engineering team before specifying actuator type for reactor bottom drain service.
Why Choose KELOR for Flush Bottom Valves?
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Verified Vendor Partners
All Y Type Flush Bottom Valves are sourced from quality-assured vendor partners conforming to API 598, DIN 28758, and EHEDG standards. Mill Test Report 3.1 can be provided on request from verified vendors.
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GMP Documentation Support
Surface finish certificates (Ra measurement), material traceability, hydrostatic test reports, and helium leak test reports for pharmaceutical validation documentation packages.
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Competitive Project Pricing
Bulk project pricing for EPC and pharma turnkey projects. Consolidated orders for multiple vessel sizes with single GST invoice. Transparent quotation with no hidden charges.
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Full Documentation Package
API 598 / EN 12266 hydrostatic test certificate, material certificates per EN 10204 3.1 (on request), surface finish certificate, GST invoice, and packing list provided.
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Pan India Dispatch
Reliable delivery to pharma hubs (Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Ankleshwar, Ahmedabad) and chemical/food industry centres across India. Industrial packing suitable for transport.
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Technical Support
Pre-sales assistance for material selection, surface finish specification, actuator sizing, and end connection compatibility. Post-sales support for installation and troubleshooting.
Commercial Information
💳 Ordering & Delivery
Price BasisOn request — size, material, actuator dependent
Payment TermsAdvance Payment
DeliveryReady stock for standard sizes / project lead time
MOQ10 Nos
GST InvoiceProvided with every order
PackagingIndustrial standard packing suitable for transport
DocumentationMTC, test certs, surface finish cert on request
OEM PackagingAvailable on bulk orders
B2B Buying Checklist — Y Type Flush Bottom Valve
- Confirm body material: SS316L (pharma GMP) / SS316 (chemical) / WCB (general) / Hastelloy C276 (aggressive chemical)
- Specify closure type: ball plug (standard) / gate disc / diaphragm — based on process and vessel design
- Confirm seat material: PTFE (standard) / RPTFE / PEEK (high temperature) — must be compatible with process fluid
- Specify end connection: flanged (ASME B16.5 / DIN) / butt weld / socket weld / tri-clamp sanitary
- Confirm size (DN) and pressure rating (PN16/PN25) — must match vessel nozzle specification
- Specify actuator: manual / pneumatic spring-return (fail-safe) / electric — verify SIS requirement with process team
- For pharma GMP: specify internal surface finish (Ra 0.8 or Ra 0.4 electropolished) and electropolishing requirement
- Request Mill Test Report 3.1, hydrostatic test certificate, surface finish certificate, and material traceability at order stage
Applicable Standards
📋 Standards & Compliance
API 598 / EN 12266 — Valve Inspection and Testing — hydrostatic shell test at 1.5x rated pressure, seat leakage test at 1.1x rated pressure.
DIN 28758 — Flush Bottom Valve dimensions and design requirements for pharmaceutical and chemical vessel drain valves.
ASME B16.5 — Flanged end connection dimensions and pressure-temperature ratings for flanged flush bottom valves.
EHEDG / 3-A Sanitary — Hygienic design guidelines for food and pharmaceutical applications — available on request for sanitary tri-clamp and electropolished configurations.
EN 10204 3.1 — Material test certificate — can be provided on request from verified vendors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Y Type Flush Bottom Valve and how does it differ from a standard ball valve?
A Y Type Flush Bottom Valve is designed to mount at the bottom drain nozzle of a tank or reactor. The Y-shaped body geometry allows the ball plug or disc to retract completely into the Y-branch of the body when the valve is open — the inner valve face sits flush (level) with the inside of the tank bottom. There is no cavity below the tank floor level. A standard ball valve mounted at tank bottom has the ball body extending below the tank nozzle — when the ball is open, a pocket or cavity exists in the body below the tank floor level where product sits, cannot drain, and cannot be cleaned easily by CIP/SIP. For pharmaceutical, food, and chemical applications where complete tank drainage and GMP compliance are mandatory, the flush bottom valve is the correct specification. A standard ball valve is acceptable only for non-critical utility drainage.
Why is SS316L specified instead of SS316 for pharmaceutical vessels?
SS316L has a maximum carbon content of 0.03% compared to 0.08% for SS316. When welded to a vessel nozzle — as all flush bottom valves are in a pharma plant — the heat of welding can cause carbon to migrate to grain boundaries in standard SS316, reducing chromium content locally and creating corrosion-susceptible zones (sensitisation). SS316L’s very low carbon content prevents sensitisation — the weld zone maintains full corrosion resistance after welding. USFDA and WHO GMP documentation for pharma production equipment specifically requires low-carbon 316L (or equivalent) for all product-contact welded connections. This is why Indian pharma API manufacturers specify F316L or CF3M flush bottom valves as standard.
What internal surface finish is required for pharmaceutical GMP applications?
Indian pharmaceutical API manufacturers typically specify Ra 0.8 micron (32 micro-inch) for product-contact surfaces on non-sterile API production vessels, and Ra 0.4 micron (16 micro-inch) electropolished for sterile product and WFI system vessel drain valves. The electropolished surface reduces surface roughness micro-peaks that can trap product and microbial contamination, and makes the surface easier to clean and validate. Standard mill finish (Ra 1.6–3.2 micron) is acceptable for non-product-contact utility service only. Specify the required Ra value and whether electropolishing is required at order stage — KELOR supplies with surface finish certification for GMP validation documentation.
What actuator should I specify — pneumatic or electric?
Specify pneumatic actuated (spring return) for reactor bottom drain valves where fail-safe closure on loss of instrument air is required — standard for Indian pharma and chemical plant reactor bottom valves where the safety instrumented system (SIS) requires the bottom drain to close automatically on process trip. Specify electric actuated for non-safety-critical tank bottom drain where 220V AC control from DCS or PLC is available and fail-safe position is not mandated. Manual handwheel is acceptable for maintenance drain valves on utility tanks that are opened and closed infrequently by operators.
What is the MOQ and documentation provided with flush bottom valves?
MOQ is 10 Nos. Pharma and chemical plant vessel orders typically involve 5–50 flush bottom valves across vessel sizes — supplied as a single consolidated order with one GST invoice and complete documentation package. Mill Test Report 3.1 can be provided on request from verified vendors. Hydrostatic test certificate, surface finish certificate, and material traceability documentation provided. WhatsApp body material, end connection, size, actuator type, internal finish requirement, and quantity for pricing within 2 hours.
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