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26.05.08, N.G. Nurgalieva, I.Y. Chernova, D.K. Nurgaliev

"LINGULOVYE" MUDSTONES: THE LITHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE REGIONAL MARKER
http://www.ogbus.ru/eng/authors/Nurgalieva/Nurgalieva_2e.pdf
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Nurgalieva/Nurgalieva_2.pdf (in Russian)

In present paper it have been considered the lithology of "Lingulovye" mudstones complex. This complex attributes to the Lower Kazanian formation and forms regional marker in Republic Tatarstan. "Lingulovye" mudstones accumulated within vast epicontinental sedimentary basin during Early Kazanian transgressive phase at the East of Russian plate. In this paper it was analyzed the petrographic composition of "Lingulovye" mudstones and it was also considered the map of thickness of this complex within Eastern part of Republic Tatarstan. This analysis allowed to determine a regional role of "Lingulovye" mudstones for palaeoenvironmental reconstructions and hydrocarbon reservoirs history. The analysis of the natural reservoirs of hydrocarbons in the lithologic aspect is one of the basic tasks during the explanation of their formation, the revealing of geological factors of distribution the hydrocarbon deposits, for example, the deposits of high-viscosity oils and bitumens in the Permian deposits of Republic Tatarstan. In this article the lithologic special features of the regional seal reper "Lingulovye" mudstones are examined.
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24.04.08, I.K. Ivanova

MONOALKYLBENZENES IN OILS OF THE VENDIAN-CAMBRIAN DEPOSITS
http://www.ogbus.ru/eng/authors/Ivanova/Ivanova_1e.pdf (in English)
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Ivanova/Ivanova_1.pdf (in Russian)

Peculiarities of the distribution of high-molecular normal alkylbenzenes in the Vendian-Cambrian oils of the Siberian platform are studied according to the data of chromato-mass-spectrometry. The predominance of high-molecular homologues with the odd number of carbon atoms in a molecule is established. The possible biochemical precursors and the probable mechanism of the formation of "odd" monoalkylbenzenes are suggested.
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18.04.08, E.A. Belitskaja, O.V. Serebrennikova

HYDROCARBON COMPOSITION OF CRUDE OILS FROM KOLTOGORSKY DEPRESSION AREA
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Belitskaja/Belitskaja_1.pdf (in Russian)

The oils from Koltogorsky depression area are subdivided into oils, generated due to planktonogenic organic matter (OM) accumulated mainly under reducing conditions (the first group) and oils, generated with OM which was considerably contributed by coastal flora and sedimentation conditions were sub-oxidative and oxidative (the second group). The third group included biodegraded oil, the hydrocarbon composition of which was similar to oils of the second group though had a number of distinctive features.
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16.04.08, V.V. Evseev, V.K. Nemerov, O.V. Serebrennikova

ÑHARACTERISTIC OF COMPOSITION OF ORGANIC MATTER AND DISTRIBUTION OF UNCOMMON METALS IN SIBERIAN PROTEROZOIC BLACK SHALES
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Evseev/Evseev_1.pdf (in Russian)

The composition of hydrocarbons and metals in Proterozoic black shales (East Siberia) was analysed. Is shown, that the extractable organic matter of ore body zone of Sukhoy Log gold-platinum deposit, as against remaining, is characterized by lower concentration of hopanes, phenantrenes, dimethyl- and trimethylnaphtalenes, increased content of alkylbenzenes, presence of naphthalene and absence of tricyclic terpane C30, hopanes C31, aromatic hydrocarbons with four and more aromatic cycles.
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26.03.08, E.E. Lukyanov, Yu.A. Trenin, A.A. Derevyagin

RELIABILITY OF GEOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL INFORMATION FOR OIL RESERVES EVALUATION
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Lukyanov/Lukyanov_1.pdf (in Russian)

Under the conditions of worsening in quality and accessibility of the oil mineral base, increase in the cost of a study of depths, most important is resolution of a question of the use of reliable geological-geophysical information for evaluating hydrocarbons reserves. Present article describes the criteria of the authenticity of geological-geophysical information in the new economic conditions, and it also proposes the concrete methods of an improvement in the quality of data for the optimization of the estimations of oil and gas reserves. For the first time is introduced concept "information metotechnology". The result of introducing the enumerated in the article methods will be the evolution of the prevailing relationship "time expenses - money expenses - level of a geological study" to the side of a two-fold increase of a geological study, two-fold decrease of the time expenses and 1.5-time decrease of money expenses.
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03.03.08, E.V. Gulaya, N.A. Krasnoyarova, O.V. Serebrennikova

REGULARITIES OF PERYLENE DISTRIBUTION IN JURASSIC DEPOSITS OF WEST SIBERIA
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Gulaya/Gulaya_1.pdf (in Russian)

On the about 450 mudstone and 65 coal samples study very high distribution of perylenes was found in mudstones of Upper Bajocian-Lower Bathonian and Callovian deposits located in the south-east of West Siberian Basin. The highest perylene concentrations were registered in shallow-sea deposits, smaller - in lake and lagoon, rather small - in marsh-ridden areas sediments. In the estuary sediment, as well as in the sediments of relatively deep (> 20 m) sea perylenes are absent. Perylenes are resistant to oxidative conditions in diagenesis. Maximum perylene concentrations were found in mudstone at Pr/Ph ranging from 2.8-5.8, in coals - from 7.0-10.5. At post-diagenetic stage of OM transformation perylenes are linked to kerogen preserving these compounds. Releasing from kerogen due to catagenetic factors perylenes are gradually destructed. Later on release of a new portion of perylenes occurs. Rarely, but very high perylene concentrations which increased with decrease in lipid content and increases in ash content and medium pH are found in recent valley peats.
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09.07.07, Khongorzul Batchuluun, L.V.Gorbunova, A.K. Golovko, V.F.Kamyanov, B. Purevsuren

HYDROCARBON COMPOSITION AND TYPIZATION OF MONGOLIAN CRUDE OILS BY MASS-SPECTRAL DATA
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Khongorzul/Khongorzul_1.pdf (in Russian)

Presented are the results of mass spectrometric determination of total group composition and molecular-mass distributions of hydrocarbons of 30 different structural types in Lower Cretaceous crude oils from East-Gobi and Tamsag oil-bearing provinces of Mongolia. The hydrocarbon types of crude oils were established in terms of three present classification modes. The reasons of differences in crude oil types according to these classification methods are revealed.
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28.05.07, L.A. Muraviev

MAGNETIC SURVEY IN CONTINUOUS MODE CAPABILITIES ON EXPLORATION OF OIL-BEARING AREA
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Muraviev/Muraviev_1.pdf (in Russian)

Application of modern highly sensitive POS magnetometers in magnetic surveys using satellite geodetic data in continuous mode on exploration of oil-bearing area is analyzed. Results of an interpretation based on adaptive method are reported.
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10.05.07, N.G. Nurgalieva, E.V. Utiyomov, V.E. Kosarev

THE PROSPECTING OF NON-STRUCTURAL HYDROCARBON TRAPS BY GAMMA-RAY LOGS FRACTAL DIMENSION CORRELATION
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Nurgalieva/Nurgalieva_1.pdf (in Russian)

The results of fractal dimension correlation of gamma-ray (GR) logging have been published in the present paper. The correlation was realized on line of more than hundred GR-logs within area of local sandstone hydrocarbon reservoirs attributed to the Ufimian stage, Republic Tatarstan. This correlation allowed to reveal the sharp boundaries between sedimentary palaeoenvironments interpreted in terms of sequence stratigraphy. The progradation direction have been established for the sedimentary series of the Ufimian on base of fractal dimension boundaries. These boundaries have been suggested as perspective criteria for the prospecting of low level system tracts (LLST) connected with the hydrocarbon reservoirs.
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24.01.07, R.V. Urshulyak

THE ANNOTATION FEATURES OF RESEARCH PACKED BUILT DEPOSITS IN RIFTS CARBONATE COLLECTORS
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Urshulyak/Urshulyak_1.pdf (in Russian)

Studying packed built carbonate the tanks of the Timano-Pechora province containing more of half of reconnoitered stocks of oil, has allowed to develop a technique of revealing and sidebar, high-permeability rifts-karstic zones. This technique is based on use of a complex of geological-geophysical, trade, remote and other researches. Thus, in clause the complex approach to modelling packed built collectors with simultaneous interpretation of data of seismicity and trade geophysics on the basis of the constructed petrographic model is offered enables to receive the coordinated geological model considering age and structure of breeds-collectors and allowing to predict efficiency of new chinks.
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25.08.06, A.D. Bekman, V.N. Kutrunov

THE CORRECTION OF 3D LITHO-FACIAL MODELS ACCORDING TO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OF DIFFERENT TYPES.
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Bekman/Bekman_1.pdf (in Russian)

The theoretical base for a new approach to 3D litho-facial modeling is proposed. The new approach allows to update existing 3D litho-facial models according to additional data of different types, for example, geological maps. It helps to geologists to obtain 3D models corresponding to prior 2D models. The given results of numerical experiments show the advantage of the proposed approach in comparison to kriging.
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31.05.06, M. Agliullin, V. Abdullin, M. Abdullin, S. Kurmayev

APPLICATION FEATURES OF THERMO BAROCHEMICAL EFFECT ON THE BOTTOM-HOLE ZONE
http://www.ogbus.ru/eng/authors/Agliullin/Agliullin_3e.pdf (in English)
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Agliullin/Agliullin_3.pdf (in Russian)

The paper describes features of complex thermobarochemical treatment (TBCT) method applied to bottom-hole zones (BHZ). The method is based on the use of solid rocket fuels, and the authors consider its application regarding for geological and technical safety of works and the geological effectiveness - the two factors contradicting each other to some extent.
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18.04.06, S.M. Kostarev, S.A. Chaykin, M.G. Morozov

ARRANGEMENT AND CARRYING OUT GEOEKOLOGY RESEARCH AT INVESTIGATION, DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLOITING OIL-FIELDS AT TERRITORIES UNDER SPECIAL NATURE MANAGEMENT (by the example of the Western Ural oil and gas bearing areas)
http://www.ogbus.ru/eng/authors/Kostarev/Kostarev_1e.pdf (in English)
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Kostarev/Kostarev_1.pdf (in Russian)

In this work we have classified the specially managed nature territories (SMNT). We have shown that oil-field objects within SMNT should be arranged with taking special nature saving measures during oil production. We have reviewed examples of geoecological predication for planning and exploiting oil-fields at territories where economic activities, within oil and gas bearing areas of the Perm Oblast in the Western Ural.
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02.11.05, V.A. Zykov

TO TERMINOLOGY OF TECHNOECOGEOPHYSICS AND APPLIED GEOPHYSICS
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Zykov/Zykov_1.pdf (in Russian)

Within the framework of a system - methodological substantiation of a new scientific and technical direction of applied geophysics - technoecogeophysics, its conceptual - terminological basis and its parities with one-serial terms and concepts from adjacent areas - geotechnologies, technogeology, etc., and also with lexicon of the most applied (prospecting) geophysics is in detail considered. Terms of geophysical influence (stimulation) - magnetic, electric, acoustic, etc., being by analogues of corresponding methods (investigations) in prospecting geophysics, concept of active geophysical monitoring of geological objects, etc. are proved. It is shown, that applied geophysics as the term of more general order, will consist of two equal in rights parts described by one rank terms of prospecting (explorative) geophysics and technoecogeophysics.
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23.06.05, Yu.M. Polishchuk, I.G. Yashchenko

HIGH-VISCOSITY OILS: AN ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL AND TIME CHANGES
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/PolishukYu/PolishukYu_1.pdf (in Russian)

Paper is devoted to analysis of reviewed materials on studies of physic-chemical properties of viscous oils, which are considered as main reserve of oil production for future years. Completed spatial analysis of regional regularities has shown that the most viscous oils in Russia are in Timano-Pechora and Precaspian oil-bearing basins. Analyses of regularities of oil viscosity change depend on depth show oil viscosity decreases with depth growth. It is shown that maximum value of oils viscosity is in Mesozoic rocks and its minimum value is in Precambrian rocks. In average, high viscous oils is heavy, sulfur, high resin, high asphaltenes ones and with small content of paraffin's and content of IBP 200C.
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16.06.05, S. Bychkov

A NEW TECHNOLOGY OF GRAVITY ANOMALIES INTERPRETATION ON EXPLORATION FOR OIL AND GAS
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Bychkov/Bychkov_1.pdf (in Russian)

Suggested a new technology of gravity anomalies interpretation on exploration for oil and gas that makes it possible to divide the total field into components caused by different units of geological section. The technology is based on essentially new method of potential fields data interpretation - system of vector field scanning. Transformation of vectors of the total horizontal gradient, their scanning in sliding window followed by integration of different components enable to separate in detail the sources of field anomalies in lateral and depth directions. Joint use of vector scanning system, gravity modeling and correlation analysis makes it possible to create a geological model adequate to a priori geological data and observed gravity field. Effectiveness of the technology is shown on an example of gravity data interpretation in difficult geologic conditions.
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09.06.05, Sh. Gafarov, G. Shamaev

RESEARCH INTO OF THE LAWS OF NONNEWTON OIL FILTRATION IN THE CARBONATE POROUS ROCKS
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Gafarov/Gafarov_3.pdf (in Russian)

In has shown that in the carbonate porous rocks abnormal oil properties are seen more clearly.
The decrease of rocks porosity leads to the fact than reological parameters of nonnewton fluids are shown more substantial in comparison with terrier rocks. It's connected with a special structure of carbonate rocks.
The prospective methods of oil forced destruction structure at filtration in carbonate rocks will be thermal and physic-chemical.
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19.04.05, R.V. Khipeli, N.V. Belyaeva

THE DISCOVERY PERSPECTIVES FOR HYDROCARBON POOLS IN THE DOMANIK-TOURNASIAN OIL AND GAS BEARING COMPLEX IN THE SOUTH OF THE KHOREYVER DEPRESSION (TIMAN-PECHORA OIL AND GAS BEARING BASIN)
http://www.ogbus.ru/authors/Khipeli/Khipeli_1.pdf (in Russian)

On the basis of the detailed lithologic and sedimentologic research the considerable deviations from the common formation model of the Late Devonian in the south of the Khoreyver depression are discovered. The shift of the Famenian organogenous buildups comparatively to the Frasnian bioherm massives into the inner part of circular reef systems is determined. It allowed to determine a probable propagation zone of organogenous bodies - perspective hydrocarbon traps in the Yuzhno-Baganskaya (South Bagan) area. The given objects can form the basis for the first-priority oil and gas exploration tasks.
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11.12.2001, Miha'ly Dobro'ka

ROCK STRESS DETERMINATION IN BOREHOLES WITHOUT OVERCORING
http://www.ogbus.com/eng/authors/Dobroka/rockstress.pdf

The paper deals with the simultaneous determination of five independent stress components from the data measured in a single borehole. The proposed technique consists of cementing a solid cylindrical epoxy probe in which strain gauges have been embedded into a hole predrilled into the rock mass. Using the rheological equations of the Poynting-Thomson body analytical solutions are given for the displacement and strain field of the probe and of the rock. By measuring the time history of the deformations of the probe one can determine stress components occurring in the rock continuum without overcoring of the borehole.
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11.12.2001, M. Rykus, V. Snachev

GOLD IN DISLOCATED CARBONACEOUS LAYERS OF THE SOUTH URALS
http://www.ogbus.com/eng/authors/Rykus/goldin.pdf

Typomorphic peculiarities are shown of upper Precambrian gold- bearing carbonaceous layers of the South Urals. A gold- concentrating role is established of sulfide-carbonaceous depositions and hydrothermal-metamorphic nature of metallization. A qualitative model of gold-formation is represented, proposing a multi-time extraction of gold from host rocks in the process of lithe- and tectogenesis.
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11.12.2001, Lakatos, J. Lakatos-Szabo', S. Tro''mbo''czky, I. Munka'csi, B. Kosztin, G. Pala'sthy

POTENTIALS OF SILICATES IN TREATMENT OF OIL PRODUCING WELLS
http://www.ogbus.com/eng/authors/Lakatos/potentialsofsil.pdf

By joint application of silicates and polymers, a multifunctional, self- controlling chemical system is formed which works spontaneously even under harsh reservoir conditions, meanwhile the methods remain inexpensive, flexible and adaptable to any production technologies. A concise summary of the technique, its principle and mainly field projects are discussed in the paper. It was shown that the silicates, combined with polymers offer unique opportunity to cure numerous production/injection problems including water-shut- off, profile correction, gas coning, etc. in oil and gas fields. Between 1980 and 1998 the field projects, comprising more than forty well treatments, yielded substantial additional oil production, life time of wells were extended and the overall profitability of the field was significantly increased, meanwhile environmentally friendly chemicals were used. Therefore, the Hungarian experts are convinced that the polymer/silicate method is reasonable alternative wherever and whenever the application of bulk or surface gelation or deposition is arising.
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11.12.2001, J. Lakatos-Szabo', I. Lakatos

EFFECT OF NON-IONIC SURFACTANT HOMOLOGUES ON INTERFACIAL RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF OIL/WATER SYSTEMS
http://www.ogbus.com/eng/authors/Lakatos/effectofnon.pdf

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11.12.2001, G. Petho'', L. Ficso'r

SOME APPLICATIONS OF FREQUENCY DOMAIN 2.5-D EM NUMERICAL MODELLING USING HED SOURCES
http://www.ogbus.com/eng/authors/Petho/someapplic.pdf

Geophysical electromagnetic (EM) methods can be characterized with increasing role in applied geophysical research. Without modelling of EM fields a great deal of theoretical problems can not be solved and practical questions of measurements planning can not be answered. Assuming harmonic time dependent horizontal electric dipole (HED) sources parallel to the structural strike and perpendicular to it this paper deals with some applications and summarizes the results gained by 2.5-D frequency domain EM numerical modelling in the last years.
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11.12.2001, F. Egerer, K. Namesa'nszki, F. Ma'dai

IONIC ADSORPTION OF SAND - AND CLAYSTONES
http://www.ogbus.com/eng/authors/Madai/ionicad.pdf

It is well-known that the contamination of soils or rocks, developing as a result of industrial, agricultural or some other activity, is a significant environmental problem. The task in these cases is to determine the kind and the amount of the contaminating element as well as to indicate its areal distribution. To complete these tasks, it is necessary know how the different soils and rocks do adsorb different ions, with a special regard to the toxic elements. We mention here only a few examples from the large amount of papers on this topic. Our own experimental results as well as the requirements for environmental mapping have proven the necessity and importance of these experiments. The importance of ionic adsorption is demonstrated by the fact that research on this topic have a high priority in the US. Experimental results on ionic adsorption of certain rocks are presented in this paper. Several actions were investigated in different anionic environments. It has to be mentioned that precipitation of minerals in a small amount takes also place parallel with the adsorption. However, since it was not possible to distinguish these processes, we consider later the phenomena as adsorption, whether precipitation occurs or not.
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11.12.2001, B.M.Orlinskiy, K.M.Bruzgalov, M.Y.Mavrin

STUDY OF POOL FLOODING PROCESS FOR MONITORING THE OIL RESERVES RECOVERY
http://www.ogbus.com/eng/authors/Orlinsky/studyofpoll.pdf

The urgency of study of basic regularities of pool water flooding is predetermined by the fact that complex structural multiple zone oil pools are developed by wells being drilled according to a rather simple geometric pattern. So, two mutually functioning systems – the deposits of a given structure and the selected system of development – in most cases do not correspond to each other to a certain extent that negatively influence on basic technological factors of the development. The value of information about the process and condition of pool water flooding is in its results of a complex influence of geologic structure features and of applied development system on recovery of reserves in multiple zone pools.
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11.12.2001, J. Toth, T. Bodi, P. Szucs

CALCULATION OF RELATIVE PERMEABILITY FROM DISPLACEMENT TEST DATA
http://www.ogbus.com/eng/authors/Bodi/calcofrel.pdf

In the porous reservoir-rocks for the description and simulation of the two-phase flows the phase/relative permeability data and functions of fluids are necessary. The function of relative permeability is given generally depending on the degree of saturation of the wetting phase, and this function is determined in the most cases on the basis of data taken from laboratory displacement tests performed on rock-samples. Displacement tests can be carried out through a relatively short time, but the evaluation of the data received can be considered as a highly complex job. During displacement measurement the processing of data is made difficult by the unfavorable capillary end-effect appearing on the inlet and outlet of the sample unless the displacement has been made by a great speed, because then the value of the end effect shall have been minimized. Numerous methods are known to evaluate the data of displacement on an appropriately big speed, these often apply an auxiliary graphic method, and in other cases some empirical auxiliary functions will be applied. The analytic method elaborated and developed by the Authors offers a possibility to describe the permeability functions more accurately almost semi-analytically, and to calculate these from the data of displacement.
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11.12.2001, J. Toth, T. Bodi, P. Szucs, F. Civan

LINEAR EQUATIONS DERIVED FROM LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS TO DESCRIBE IMMISCIBLE DISPLACEMENT
http://www.ogbus.com/eng/authors/Bodi/lineareq.pdf

An accurate analytical interpretation method to determine the Leverett-function (fw) and its derivative (fw') from immiscible displacement data in core plugs is presented. Linear equations are developed to describe the displacement processes occurring before and after breakthrough. A quadratic function is introduced to represent the saturation distribution along the cores. The relationships derived in this study can be used for analysis of core tests involving constant injection rates and constant pressure differences. The applicability, practicality, and accuracy of the new analytical method are verified by means of the experimental data obtained in the present study and by those reported in the literature.
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