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Agenda for 810825 Meeting W/Nrc Caseload Forecast Panel to Conduct Plant Tour.Related Info Encl
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MIDIXTD PLANT UNITS 1&2 NRC CASELOAD FORECAST PANEL s

Tuesday, August 25, 1981 8:30 AM Plant Site - Orientation Room AGENDA 1.

ening Remarks G. S. Keeley 2.

Discussion of Tour D. B. Miller 3.

Plant Tour No. 1 Containment Building No. 1 J. T. Walton Containment Building N6. 2 J. T. Walton

_ Turbine Buildings No. 1&2 J. S. Kreple Process Steam Evaporator Building J. S. Kreple Diesel Generator Building J. S. Kreple 4.

Lunch I

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Plant Tour No. 2 Yard Area - North G. W. Rowe

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Auxiliary Building T. A. Spelman/G. W. Rowe.

Service & Circulating Water Bldg.

T. A. Spelman Yard Area - Scuch G. W. 5Lowe 3(C RMW/pp I'g e -

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MIDLAND PLANT UNITS l'AND 2 NRC CASE LOAD FORECAST PANEL-Wednesday - August 26, 1981 8:30 AM Midland Service Center

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Opening Remarks-D Hood 8 :30 ' AM 1

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Introduction and Project 2

G S Keeley 8:35 AM 13 Organization

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Construc tion ' Progress over-D B duller 9:00.AM 1

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Engineering Status and K D Bailey 9:15 AM 3

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Procurement Status R M Collins 9:45 AM 4

Detailed Review 6.

Construction Manpower Review D B Miller 10:00 AM 5, 11 and Construction Mgmt Org 7.

Piping.and Pipe Hangers Design P Corcoran 10:3b AM 6

Status and. Forecast Review 8.

Bulk Commodities Ins tallation R M Wheeler 11:00 AM 7

and Forecast Status Review 9.

Lunch 12:00 Noon 10.1 Schedule Critical Path A R Fbilenkopf 1:00 PM 2, 10 Review 11.

Test Program Status and R E Mc Cue 1:30 PM 8

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Plant Licensing Schedule T J Sullivan 2:00 PM 9

Status and Forecast Review i

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- Adjourn 2:30 PM

Ref erence to Detailed NRC Agenda Item (see D S Hood Memorandum dated 8/4/81) 8/25/81

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.i Wire 5 Cable 28 58 Connections 20 32 2.

Major milestones completed since Caseload Forecast Panel visit of July 1980.

- Completed post tensioning at Containmen,t Building No.1.

- Coupleted erection of the Se:vice Water Cooling Towers.

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Cogleted construction of the Secondary Security Building.

Unit No.1 Main Transformer delivered to the site and installed.

l Installed reactor vessel internals in Unit #2.

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Cogleted const:uction work on both Turbine - Generators.

- Started a second shift of construction work in the 4th Quarter,1980 Man-ning levels have been 20-25% of first shift levels.

Started construction work for the Technical Support Center.

- Started exterior construction work for the plant Security Building.

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MARKET (cont'd) h Difficulty Actions Taken i. CLASS lE QUALIFI- . MEET WITH VENDORS [ j CATIONS TESTING AND TESTING + [ l (long lead time) FACILITIES t u . IEEE Std 323-1974 DIRECTLY U . IEEE Std 344-1975 . ARRANGE FOR . NUREG-0588 QUALIFICATION o TESTING DIRECTLY OR COORDINATE i g WITH OTHER H UTILITIES I . INSTALL EQUIPMENT E, ll INTO PLANT PENDING COMPLETION OF o 1 i QUALIFICATION I i-TESTING i G-157 7 123 l-i ~ -

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CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY MIDLAND PLANT UNIT 81 & 2 JOB 7220 COMPARISON: MIDLAND UNITS 1 & 2 WITH () WATERFORD UNIT. 3 \\ COMMODITY ~ MIDLAND 1'&' 2' AT 24 ' MONTHS WATERFORD 3. AT 21 MONTHS I-i ! % C'OMPLETE % COMPLETE i LARGE PIPE 9'4 l.' 95 I 'SMALL PIPE 78 4 82 LARGE PlPE HANGERS 82 84 I j SMALL PIPE HANGERS 43 N/A WITH PIPE i j C'ABLE TRAY j, 96 I ~100 CONDUn' 76 90 i\\' i POWER & CONTROL 58 57 I i TERMINATIONS 32 33 INSTRUMENT TUBING 22 53 i

~ CONSUVERS 30WER COVRANY Vic anc; 3 ant. Unit anc: Unit IL ~ 1981 CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS CURRENT INSTALLED INSTALLE INSTALLATION ESTIMATE 6/22/80 7/.26/81 LG. BORE PIPE 282,000-91 94 SM. BORE PIPE 307,550 58 78 1',350 ~7 4 82' LG. PIPE HGRS. 5 '- SM. PIPE HGRS. 17,740 11 43 CABLE TRAY 85,500 89 96 EXP. METALLIC 554,807 51 % 76 s CONDUIT WIRE / CABLE 10,300,000 28 n. 5 8. t. y: CONNECTIONS 385,000 20 S 32; l s._g e q j .G/M-0266-04 I-1 =. .-_y..

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. s SNUBBER STATUS 1ND SCHEDUIS AUGUST 25, 1981 0 There are as of this date, 8 snubbers con:pletely installed in Unit IK 1 and 25 cogletely installed in thit 2. In addition,' there are 8 snubbers pinned on one end in Lhit 2. These latter pinned snub-bers will be completely installed upon resolution of installation interferences. Tne schedule is to complete installation of all snubbers in both-units by the end of November 1981. At this-time, snubber installa-tion is not a constraint to constmetien or testing. ~ 4 l i-e i s l l

2 ,/' ~ ' TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER Started construction on Civil / Structural portion August 10, 1981 Backfill material has been placed and forms started on' August 26, 1981 First concret'e placement scheduled for August 31, 1981 r Civil / Structural portion scheduled for completion by December 14, 1981 with a total of 1,000 CY of concrete required N g Status of other items: 1) Approx 15,000 LF of cable will be needed 2) Charcoal ventilation filter is on hand 3) The Radiation Monitoring Equipment is ordered and slated for October 1981 delivery 4) Distribution Panel and Transformer, required by January 1982, is still in engineering 5) Computer is ordered with delivery March 1982 6) Radio Communication Console, needed in April 1982, is an off-the-shelf item E 7) Uninterruptable Power Supply System, needed by' June 1982, is undergoing bid evaluttion 8) The Radiation Monitoring Display, needed by Nove=ber 1982, will be an adder to an existing Purchase Order No problems are currently anticipated in meeting any equipment need dates Completion and testing of entire facility needed by February 1, 1983 l i 8-26-81 JSStrahl I I 1 l /

-. - -.~. d 00hTAIMENT OUANTITIES AS OF AUGUST 1,1981 UNIT 1 ACTUAL TOTAL FORCAST TO GO LARGE PIPE 11',700 13,200 1,500 SMALL PIPE 16,200 19,300 3,106 CONDUIT 26,000 26,150 150 - WIRE 6 CABLE NONE 200,000 200,000 (200,000'/init) (start 9/1/81) UNIT 2 ACTUAL TOTAL. FORECAST TO GO LARGE PIPS 11,560 11,930 370 SMALL PIPE 18,300 22,000 3,700 CONDUIT 25,900 27,700 1,800 ' WIRE 6 CABLE 115,000 200,000 188,500 (200,000 '/tnit) S T f 4 a- -s-. -w-~ 9 m' ye .-g- ,,p4 y m- ---e e -g y 3

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Pipe profiling - two runs complete - looks good - Southwestern Research Institute to be back on site September 16 and to finish by October 23 - Service water lines 19 & 20 next then 15, 16 and 53 & 54 will include condensate lines 6. UPS facility is being constructed - co=pletion due by October 1, 1981 7. Tech Support Center work started August 10 - Civil /Scructural to cocplete December 4. Arch, Mech &,Elec packages to be released in September, Novecher and March respectively. Total co=plete February 1, 1983. 8. Security fence rework - concrete around posts to begin shortly. Ductbank pulls are in progress 9. Cooling tower nearly complete, have some conduit plus pre-fab. control house yet to go 10. Boiler pr,oject - steel was received yesterday - schedule for comple' tion is February 1982 11. Borated Water Storage Tank - pre-load specifications released from NRC 12. Fond Blowdown structure - subcontract to be let in September and co=pletion scheduled for Ap,ril of 1982 13. Calibration Facility - concrete work complete superstructure scheduled for co=pletion-in November 1981. 6 J g } e ---=+e- +u a e.-wy* +-.-4 3 4+- 9 w y ,a ybe--y q 4+-thr-~ r ---r-r-'7P+ r--7 -'rTMd e e-'rwf -g--r'M--- N--- =-9-tw"P wu-r T --th+ -t~ r

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.. - ~.. - - ~ OUANTITIES TO GO TOTAL FORECAST TURBINE 1 1) INSTRGEhTS 445 960

2) INST. TU3ING 14,781 30,171

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370 37,790 4) LARGE 30RE RANGERS 185 2,d20

5) SMALL BORE PIPE 3,900 41,200

6) SMALL BORE RRiGERS 300 1,427 7)

CONDUIT 7,000' 63,543

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+2,900 15,507 TURBINE 2 1) INSTRGIENTS t 71 960 2). INST. TUBING 8,649 31 892

3) LARGE BORE PIPE 140 42'400

4) LARGE BORE HANGERS 180 2'

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6) SMALL BORE HANGERS 250

7) CONDUIT 6,000 72'273 195

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+ 800 14,'526 EVAPORATER BUILDING 1) INSTRGENIS 361 . 1,450

2) INST. 'FJBING 23,171 42,205

3) LARGE BORE PIPE 500 28,108 4)

LARGE BORE HANGERS 130 1,600 5) SMALL BORE PIPE 1,000

6) SMALL BORE HANGERS 84 40,683 2,169 7)

CONDUIT 1,000 53,430

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+600 DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDIN3 1) INSTRGENTS 58 58 2) INST. TUBING 1,610 1,610

3) LARGE BORE PIPE 1,000 2,770.

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By PAUL R AU cause the commission uscs that infot-tion ertnits for the two units. The per. sons, wn! p mit or unit 2 capires on Oct. I and for fitters will and LORIE SHANE , mation in deciding how much manpow-than 100 e. Daily News staff writer er to put into the Midland case. Hood unit 1. a year later. He said a decision on that should be craftsmen. Nuclear Regulatory Commission offs-explained.

Product cials this mornmg said they wit! st ek "There will be no charge in that pri-made by mid-September.

to their earlier prediction for the esti-ority for Midland." Hood said. He said Wednesday. a dozen Consumers and is "cempar mated date of completion of the Mid-the NRC still plans to issue its Safety Bechtel Power Corp. cificials gave age far nue Althout Evaluation Report and Draft Environ. status reports on various aspects of the L. land Nuctea.- Plant. i That mCJnb the Commisuon st'll De-mentJI Statement on the plant,by May Midland project such as m>ta!!ation two to nme first fuel 10 hcves construction on the plant's unit 2 1.1932. Hood called the.SER a " major rates. manpowcr and the procurement .h will be cumplete by October 1953, and milestone in the beensing efforts." situation for hardware yet to be in., not be dela J Officials on unit 1 by April 1934. Meanwhile. the The NRC is aiming to complete stalled. P'OM"* 5 ' Consumer Power Co. still maintains at SER's for 24 plants in the United Hood had hoped the cameload fore-the. N RC. n will compkre construction on unit 2 by States in 19!2. and for e,ght more in cast panel would be able to issue its projected f i i, July 1933. and on unit I by December 1933. Lovelace said. He and Hood said completion estimate Wednesday, but A Bechti it was impossible to say where the said after the session the NRC team sought in ' y 1953. P Both udes said this morning the Midland plant ranked on that list. be-needed Wednesday night to " digest" conect sa-E- three. and four. month differerices in cause schedules and estima'ted dates of all the information preanted by Con-buildings. completion at various plants change sumers and Bechtel. the servict f.; projection are not major, from year to year. H d og Lovelace did say that in some other IN THE!R reports, cff.cials from the dI"8 P' CC 4 .) THE NRC decision was made by a cases the NRC's projection is as much two companics said; panel of NRC otheials who heard re. ports and toured the plant site Tuesday us two years different than the owner's

The nuclear plant is now 71 percent the NRC w C

and Wednesday. They are Darl Hood, projection, Complete, compared to 62 percent at tive work Hood said that in making their pre. this time last year. In mid-f project manager of the Midland plant; diction, reports on the plant were "fac-rty per >N Wilham Lovelace, who issues all fore-tored into a generic base" and com-g; ,, energ z. or onn te the remes F casts for all U.S. nuclear plants; Eli. nor G. Adensam. acting chief of NRC pared with other plants of similar power, and 60, percent sh)uld be ener-sumerg to {A L' heenung branch s4 and Ronald Her-deugn. The rate of installation is corn-t . la t anpo , now at 4.117 per-i$n2 giz b Q nan, a project manager hke Hood, but pared to the amc.nt of work remain-mg he said. Lovelace admitted after 5. for other nuclear plants. the session he had doubts about the ih "The way it comes out is that on the jN baus of the information you've provid. " electrical area" of the plant price to the evaluation. p ed us, barring unforeseen ctrcum- . stances. we see no reason why the He said, however, the reports show Consumers work is "well above indus. schedules that we projected at our trial efforts." in that area. 'y) cascioad visit of last year should not rs Lovelace told Consumers officials ?-( be met." Hood anounced. e t He said the October and Aptil dates "you can't refute what you've done t..f are " reaffirmed by 'the new cval. over the last seven months." .Q' uation." WEDNESDAY REPORTS included a Ah CONSUMERS OFFICIALS said they presentation by Robert Wheeler, of, Consumers. on hulk installation rates were pleased with the announcement Wheeler pointed out that Ccnsumers* 3 J - 'J and said they beheve their projection had promised it would " pull" five mil- ,y and the NRC's are "essentiany in lion icct cf cable by mid 1991 and that 9 a greement." currently employees have topped the, N "We're pleased they have reaffirmed six miUian pomt. Pulhng cabic

their concluuon.* Consumers vice me,ans placmg it in conduit trays.

. preudent of projects, engmeering and 4* construction Jamc3 Cook said after the by 1.3 milhon feet.,our estimate to you We've exceeded b Wheeler said. brief sesuon today. Cook said he be-g[ hesed the 1930 reorganization of tcp-l lesel personnel could be termed a ma. IN A separate area. Cook charged - E1 Jor factor m the company *> abihty to that a statement by state Attorney General Fra*:k Kelley that there is no i~ mamtain its schedule. "It's an expression of the commit. proof the Midland nuclear plant is ment of Consumers Power Co. to get needed in " baloney." _..g this job done in the most expeditious Kelley filed a suit Monday asking the y'.' manner." he said. state CDun t1 ApptaMb s'topTnc com-q ~~ M M4 d; "It helps our morale tremendously." pany from sc!hng $363 milhon in stocks di' y %,' ? + Don Miller plant site manager, said of and bonds to pay for the plants. i ~, KcIley also claims the company's i the prediction. customers would be forced to pay mi!-~ 3 , sumers' "abihty to keep up with the lions of dollars in interest and divi-WW $3 ' 'q He said the decision shows Con-W dends if the' stocks and bonds vicre 4 schedule " sold. .t DESPITE the difference in Con. "Mr. Kelley's primary purpose ap-sumers project manaper projections, pears to be to make Michigan a de- %g Gilbert Keeley said "I thmk eserybody pressed area for as long as he can

~ pp g is tarpeted for our July 1983. date. acd keep it that way." Cook said.

5-t. we will contmue to target the dste.' in another area. Hood said he sees N, The NRC crotection is important be-no probiem with extendmg construc-t Se ,G ~~ h DI ?

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~ M /fM use the commission uses that infor. tion permits for the t wo units. The per. Sons, wiil peak in 1992. About,50 pipe. ation in deciding how much manpow. mit for unit 2 expires on Oct. I and for fitters will be added along with more to put into the Mid.and case. Hood unit 1. a > car later, tha n 100 electricians and about 130 plamed. He said a decision on that should be craftsmen.

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made by mid. September.

Productivity among these workers sty for Midland." Hood said. He said Wednesday, a deren Consumers and is "comparab!c with the national aver.

c NRC still plans to assue its Safety Bechtel Power Corp. officials gave age for nuclear construction." ialuation Report and Draft Environ. status reports on various aspects of the + Although work in some areas is ent.at Statement on the plant by May Midland project such as installation two to nine months behind scheute, the 1992 Hood called the SER a " major rates manpower and the procurement first fuel load date in June 1933 should ilestor.e in the licensing efforts." situation for hardware yet to be in., not be delayed. The NRC is aiming to complete stalled. Officials also said the plant's soil

R's for 24 plants m the United Hoo' had hoped the caseload fore, problems while not yet resolved with d

ates in 1992, and for eight more in cast panel would be able to issue its the. NRC, also should not delay the

13. Lovelace $sid. He and Hood said was impossible to say where the completion estimate Wednesday. but projected fuel load dates.

diand plant ranked on that list, be* said after the session the NRC team A Bechtel official said bids will be use schedules and estimated dates of needed Wednesday night to " digest" sought in the near future for work to mpletion at various plants change all the information presented by Con, correct soil problems underneath two sumers and Bechtel, buildings, the auxiliary building and em year to year. i the se/vice water antake structure. '.ovelace did say that in some other IN THEIR reports, officials from the Hood agreed that the fact that bid. ses the NRC's projection is as much two companics said: ding proccas is beginning reflects con-two years different than the owner's t E'" I + The nuc! car P ant is now 71 Farcent Jection. -food said that in making their pre. complete, comoared to 62 percent at the NRC will permit the type of correc. live work that is being bid out.

tion, report > on the plant were "fac.

this time last year. ed into a generic base" and com.

Forty percent of plane electrical In mid October, a federal hearing red with other plants of similar ci cuits are energized. or connected to will resume on the appropriateness of the remedial work proposed b sumerg to fix the soil problems,y Con.

nign. The rate of installation is com. power, and 60 percent should be ener* which red to the amount of work remain. gized by year s end-have caused cracked and sinking

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Plant manpower, now at 4.117 per, build.ngs at the plant.

? session he had deubts about the lectrical area" of the plant prior to . cvaluation. ic said, however, the reports show nsumers work is "well above indus. Al efforts." in that area. .ovelace told Consumers officials ou can't refute what you've done

r the last seven months."

VEDNESDAY REPORTS included a tsentation by Robert Wheeler, of, numers, on bulk installation rates. Wheeler pointed out that Consumers - 1 promised it would." pull" hve mil. 1 feet of cable by mid.1981 and that rently employees have topped the million point. " Pulling cabic" ans pl. acing it in conduit trays. We've execeded our estimate to you 1.3 milhon Icet." Wheeler said. 4 A separate area. Cook' charged t a statement by state Attorney teral Frank Kelley that there is no of the Midland nuclear plant is ded in " baloney." clicy hied a suit Monday asking the .e Court b1 Apptiisib stopTne com. y from sciling $363 milhon in stocks l (11cy also claims the company's.

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' Ofncials said that powder like particles. called " fines." get back mto the water temg procemed allowmg radioactvity to remam there :sstead of being transferred mto manageable n tesm beds. l3..;a !af:$i!ce.~c:, Jac. The parteles were described as m ex...:.. ,:.c. eee, be:ng as small as one ten-thousandth of an inch. Bedell md there was no fll,' (;',

g. l danger the parueles could escape mto the environment.

..-u--.. , -, l, ' " ' " * * ^ * ; Eng:ceers have been tesung the . i..."~. A, ;j'*, *; *e system smee July on 90,000 gallons of g p less radioacuve water in boldmg s *** tants at the plant

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m today's announcement calls for 494 GPU to y decontammate the + water. it m a special plaste beder or concreu, then ship it off g %as -d-d the t,e><- Consumers N-plant ed water on site until a final decisioe -c on -s l esmaver,o.aecha at Midland on schedule e workers - oce fatal cancer and one genece mutato's - is far toc low. TM seeth News Service msttute. say.ng :t has found errorse resources necessary to meet those the NRC calculations. esumates twe WDLAND - The Nuclear dates," he said, adding that the to 10 TMI workers may d:e of cance Regulatory Commission and Con Midland plant's relative position as a result of the cleanup. sumers Power Co. remain in "es" in the race for operating licenses j will remain unchanged. N j sential agreement" that construc-Hood said Midland is "one of tion on the nrm's $3.1 billion nu* the NRC's top priorities, although clea energy plant is on schedule, not necessarily the top one." The agreement, announced bY Panel member William Love-tSe NRC caseload forecast panel, lace said the NRC 9111 consider 24 means Consumers will remain high on the agency's priority list operating license applications in 1982, with eight cases scheduled - of operating license applicants, for 1983. according to Darl S. Hood. NRC 1.ovelace concedes he had project manager for the Midland plant. doubts Consumers could remain on its construction schedule, but , The decision came despite a four month difference in the est1* said "you can't argue with the naeted completion date of the progress made over the last seven { months." phat The panel estimates the Evidence presented by Con-completion date of Unit 2 as Octo sumers shows the plant is now *1 t i 1983 and Unit I as April 1984; per cent complete, up 9 per cect ers says it still is commit

from June 1980.

l to a July 1983 date for laaettne r$!!oective feel pellets, with com,,, pattion of Unit I scheduled in De-c&nber 1983. '2 Hood termed the differences Dignificant," and Consumers reaffirmed its commitment to meet the July 1983 date. "On the basis of the informa-tion provided, and barring any un-forseen problems, we see no res-son why the schedule projected at the last caseload panel meeting cannot be met," Hood said. "We will continue to apply the 03 A ~ - - ~ ~ ~ - - ' ~

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