The invention relates to an apparatus which is suitable for being surrounded by molten glass and which may be designed, for example, in the form of an agitator, a needle, a plunger or rotary plunger or a Vello or down-draw needle, in order to be used in the glass industry, for example, for homogenizing molten glass. The invention relates, furthermore, to a method for processing molten glass, in which the apparatus is used.
Structural parts consisting of high-grade metal or high-grade metal alloys, such as preferably PGM materials, are employed in the glass industry, particularly in plants for the melting and hot forming of special glass. These plant components used in fusion technology, also called PGM (Platinum Group Metals) products, serve for melting, refining, transporting, homogenizing and portioning liquid glass.
Such structural parts, are essentially either structures consisting of solid PGM material or of materials resistant to high temperature, such as ceramic refractory materials or metallic special materials, with a thin-walled PGM cladding, for example, in the form of thin sheet metal or of a PGM surface coating which is applied, for example, by plasma spraying or flame spraying.
Plant parts carrying glass melt are often noble metal sheet structures which are designed as thin-walled pipe systems. The molten glass flows through these at temperatures of between 1000° C. and 1700° C. The pipe systems, as a rule, are surrounded on the outside by an insulating and, if appropriate, supporting ceramic, this, in turn, often being held by supporting metal structures, such as, for example, metal boxes.
Structural parts consisting of solid PGM material have molten glass flowing over or around them and are partly moved in the glass melt.
PGM (Platinum Group Metals) materials, because of their high melting point, are distinguished by high temperature resistance and, furthermore, by high mechanical strength and resistance to abrasion and are therefore especially suitable for the production of structural parts in plants or plant parts which come into contact with the glass melt. Suitable materials are platinum and alloys of platinum and/or of other PGM metals.
The prior art, as described in DE 43 26 143 A1, discloses a plunger which consists of a core consisting of molybdenum, tungsten or of an alloy of these. Furthermore, the plunger has a ceramic body which is provided with a covering consisting of platinum or of a platinum-rich alloy. The ceramic body serves for preventing intermetallic diffusion, specifically between the metal core and the platinum covering.
The plunger has the disadvantage, however, that the layer build-up with the molybdenum or tungsten core is relatively complicated. A further disadvantage is that, if the covering is damaged, oxidation of the molybdenum or tungsten core occurs, with the result that the plunger becomes useless.
Moreover, a plunger needle is known from U.S. Pat. No. 3,332,766, such a plunger needle in this case consisting of an outer cylinder with a hemispherical cap. Furthermore, reinforcing ribs are arranged inside the cylinder. Both the cylinder and the hemispherical cap and also the reinforcing ribs in this case consist of platinum or of a platinum alloy.
The object of the invention is to provide an improved apparatus which is suitable for being surrounded by molten glass, in order to be used in the glass industry. A further object of the invention is to provide an improved method for processing molten glass.
These objects are achieved by means of an apparatus and a method according to Claims 1, 2, 3 and 41 of the present invention.
An especially preferred advantage of the invention is the long and predictable service lives of the apparatus and its relatively low production costs.
In this case, in one embodiment, the apparatus has a shank which consists of at least one at least partially, preferably completely seamless tube consisting of an oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material, the shank having at least one thickened portion on which an actuating device is fastened, for example, by means of welding. The thickened portion may, in this case, be designed in such a way that the shank has a larger diameter and/or a greater wall thickness. In this case, depending on the intended use or load, the shank may, for example, be stepped downwards and/or have a flowing transition. The stepping or the flowing transition may run from a greater wall thickness to a smaller wall thickness and/or from a larger diameter to a smaller diameter, and vice versa. Also as explained later with reference to
The provision of an at least partially seamless shank composed of oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material has the advantage that this ODS material considerably increases the resistance to high temperature or the long-time rupture strength at high temperatures of the shank. This is achieved by means of the combination of hard, nonmetallic small particles finely distributed in the PGM material and of a very high mixing density.
A further advantage is that the shank exhibits only a low creep behaviour. The tendency to plastic deformation, that is to say a low creep behaviour, is in this case influenced positively by the admixture of finely distributed dispersoids. For this reason, such oxide dispersion-strengthened materials (referred to in brief as ODS materials) are especially suitable for self-supporting solid PGM structural parts.
A further advantage is that the thickened portion of the shank to which the actuating device is fastened can more effectively absorb forces or mechanical loads, such as, for example, tension, pressure, bending and/or shearing, which act on the shank via the actuating device. Furthermore, longer service lives and, consequently, a higher efficiency of the apparatus can be achieved.
In the further embodiment of the invention the apparatus has a shank which consists of at least one at least partially, preferably completely seamless tube, an actuating device being arranged on the shank, and the shank and the actuating device consisting of an oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material.
The provision of the shank and of the actuating device consisting of an oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material has the advantage that, preferably, the service lives can be further prolonged, since due to the ODS material, the actuating device, too, has a higher long-time rupture strength at high temperatures, and also improved corrosion resistance, on account of the textural structure and a lower tendency to creeping.
In a further embodiment of the invention, the shank additionally has a sleeve which is arranged on the shank, at least in a region in which an evaporation or sublimation of the carrying shank occurs during operation. The sleeve may in this case consist, for example, of a PGM material.
The inventor found that the evaporation of the carrying shank during operation can be reduced considerably by the provision of such a sleeve. As a result the material loss on the shank can be reduced and, moreover, higher service lives can be achieved. Owing to the use of a sleeve manufactured from oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material, the PGM material loss of the sleeve can be reduced, as compared with PGM cast alloys.
The above-described oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM materials, which may be used in the embodiments and exemplary embodiments described in even more detail below, may have, if appropriate, subordinate quantities of base metals as further alloying components or oxidic additives. Typical materials are fine platinum, platinum/rhodium alloys and platinum/iridium alloys. To increase the strength and high-temperature creep resistance, oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM materials may be provided, in which case a small quantity of finely distributed refractory metal oxide, such as, for example, zirconium oxide or yttrium oxide, is added to the PGM material, for example.
The strengthening of platinum materials by means of dispersion strengthening is preferred. The combination of hard, non-metallic small particles finely distributed in the PGM material and of very high mixing density allows a considerable increase in high-temperature resistance. The tendency to plastic deformation, that is to say a low creep behaviour, is also influenced positively by the admixture of finely distributed dispersoids. For this reason, such oxide dispersion-strengthened materials (referred to in brief as ODS materials) are especially suitable as self-supporting solid PGM structural parts. These oxide dispersion-strengthened materials are likewise used in the embodiments and exemplary embodiments described below.
The abovementioned PGM structural parts may, in turn, be built up from individual components, for example, bands, metal sheets, cups and profiles, as a welded structure. In this case, a suitable forming and joining technique is important. Any weld seam leads to a weakening of the mechanical strength of the basic material due to variations in textural structure. Precisely where ODS materials are concerned, it has to be remembered that, in the molten state, the dispersoids coagulate and are partially flushed out, thus adversely influencing the lifetime of the structural part. The avoidance of weld seams, that is to say the use of at least partially or completely seamless individual components, such as, for example, in the case of the claimed shank, is the basis for the efficient implementation of self-supporting solid PGM structural parts.
These seamless individual components then also have to be joined together, for example, welded, into a functioning structural part. It is appropriate, here, to place the weld seams as far as possible in low-stress or stress-free zones. In order to compensate weakening due to the weld seams, there is also the possibility, furthermore, depending on the type and size of the mechanical load—tension, pressure, bending and/or shearing, etc.—to adapt the seamless individual components in their geometry, according to requirements, within the limits of the forming technique, that is to say the use of profiles of stepped diameter and wall thickness or profiles with flowing transitions and seamless spun parts.
The external forces acting on the PGM structural parts are generated, inter alia, by the different primary types of movement of the PGM structural parts in the liquid glass:
By the provision of an apparatus according to Claims 1, 2 and 3 with a shank and an actuating device and with a sleeve, the external forces and mechanical loads, such as permanent loads, acting on the apparatus can be absorbed more effectively and, as a result, higher service lives can be achieved.
Some preferred embodiments and exemplary embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail below with reference to the present drawings in which:
a shows a longitudinal section through a first embodiment of the apparatus according to the invention,
b shows a detail of a view A of the apparatus according to
a shows a perspective view of a detail of a tubular device of the apparatus according to
b shows a perspective view of a detail of the tubular device according to
a-f show a side view of an actuating device according to the first embodiment, the actuating device in each case being composed of different actuating elements,
a shows a perspective view of a third embodiment of the apparatus according to the invention, a hollow profile being used as a blade element,
b shows a perspective view of the third embodiment of the invention, a sheet-like element (obliquely arranged plate) being used as a blade element,
a shows an apparatus according to the first embodiment of the invention in the form of an agitator,
b shows an apparatus according to the first embodiment of the invention in the form of a needle,
c shows an apparatus according to the second embodiment of the invention in the form of a plunger or rotary plunger,
d shows a further embodiment according to the invention of the apparatus in the form of a Vello or down-draw needle,
a shows a further embodiment according to the invention of the apparatus in the form of a plunger or rotary plunger in a perspective view,
b shows a side view of the apparatus according to
c shows a top view of the apparatus according to
a shows an apparatus according to the second embodiment of the invention in the form of an agitator in a perspective view,
b shows the apparatus according to
c shows a top view of the apparatus according to
a shows an apparatus according to the first embodiment of the invention in the form of an agitator in a side view,
b shows the apparatus according to
c shows a longitudinal section through the apparatus according to
a shows a further embodiment according to the invention of the apparatus in the form of a Vello or down-draw needle in a perspective view,
b shows a longitudinal section through the apparatus according to
c shows a longitudinal section through the apparatus according to
a shows a further embodiment according to the invention of the apparatus in the form of a helical plunger in a side view, and also an accompanying sectional view C-D,
b shows a longitudinal section A-B through the apparatus according to
c shows a top view of the apparatus according to
a shows various embodiments of a blade element in cross section, the blade element being a sheet-like element,
b shows further embodiments of the blade element in cross section, the blade element having a closed profile or rather a hollow profile,
a-f shows various embodiments of the shank of the apparatus according to the invention, the shank being illustrated in longitudinal section,
a shows a longitudinal section through a first embodiment of the apparatus 2 according to the invention. The apparatus 2 is in this case designed, for example, as an agitator and has a shank 20 and an actuating device 4 which are moved via a drive (not illustrated). For this purpose, a drive or holding flange 5 is provided on the shank 20. This drive or holding flange 5 is in this case received in the shank 20 and is provided with a protective cap 7 which preferably consists of a PGM material including, for example, oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material.
The shank 20 of the apparatus 2 according to the invention has at least one at least partially or completely seamless tube which preferably consists of an oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material or at least comprises this material. The shank 20 has a first thickened portion 9, on which the actuating device 4 is fastened, preferably by means of welding. Welding in this case constitutes a possibility of stable and glass-tight fastening.
As shown in
As shown in
The thickened portion 9 has in this case the advantage that it can compensate the weakening caused by the weld seam 25 and at the same time can absorb the forces which act on the connection to the actuating device 4, for example tensile, compressive, shearing and/or bending forces, etc. Higher service lives can be achieved therefore by means of which the efficiency of the apparatus 2 can be improved considerably. This also applies particularly to the second thickened portion 15, to which the actuating device may likewise be fastened, as shown in
Furthermore, at one end of the shank 20, a tubular device 8 is provided which corresponds here, in the first embodiment, to a prolongation of the shank 20. This tubular device 8 is pushed into the actuating device 4. As may be gathered from
The actuating device 4 is in this case composed of actuating elements 16, for example, in the form of a cylinder, of a cone, of a cone frustum and/or of a spherical segment, this list not being conclusive. For the radial support and/or fastening of the actuating elements 16 at least one disc element 12 is provided on the tubular device 8 or the prolongation of the shank 20. The disc element 12 in this case consists preferably of a PGM material, especially preferably of an oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material, or alternatively of another suitable material. For weight reduction, the disc element 12 may have orifices or bores 11. The actuating elements 16 and the disc element 12 may in this case be welded to one another in order to form the actuating device 4.
As shown in
Furthermore, at least one plate element 24 for absorbing axial forces may selectively be provided on one or on both sides of the disc element 12. As shown in the detail of the view A in
Basically, the two actuating elements 16 may also be welded directly to one another, in which case no disc element 12 is arranged between them and/or no plate element 24 is received in a slot 30 of the respective actuating element 16. Instead, the disc element 12 may bear against the inner circumference of at least one of the actuating elements 16 and selectively be welded to this from inside. This also applies to the plate elements 24. These may likewise bear against the inner circumference of the actuating elements 16 and selectively be welded to the actuating elements 16 from the inside. The actuating element 16 correspondingly has no slot 30 in this case.
Preferably, on the tubular device 8 or the prolonged shank 20, a second thickened portion 15 may be provided, on which the disc element 12 and the plate elements 24 are arranged. As illustrated in
Furthermore, the tubular device 8 and the sleeve 28 may in each case be provided with a corresponding break-out 26, through which the respective plate element 24 is pushed, as shown in
In principal, the number and position of the weld seams 25 may also be provided differently, insofar as a sufficient fastening of the disc element 12, of the plate elements 24 and of the sleeve 28 is ensured. As indicated in
For the additional support of the inner circumference of the actuating device 4 or of its actuating elements 16 or to increase the dimensional rigidity of these, at least one supporting ring 32 may be provided, which bears against the inner circumference of the corresponding actuating element 16 and which is selectively welded to the latter.
Furthermore, blade elements 18 may be fastened to the actuating device 4, preferably by means of welding. These blade elements 18 may in this case be formed from solid parts or hollow parts, as shown by way of example in
Overall, the shank 20 and at least parts of the actuating device 4, that is to say preferably the parts of the actuating device 4 which come into contact with the glass, consist of a PGM material, preferably of oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material or of another suitable material. Alternatively, however, all the parts of the actuating device 4, including the disc element 12, the plate elements 24, the sleeve 28, the supporting ring 32, and the blade elements 18, may also be made from a PGM material, preferably from oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material or of another suitable material. By contrast, the drive or holding flange 5 may be made, for example, from a heat-resistant steel, since the temperature outside the molten glass is correspondingly lower. The actuation device 4 and the shank 20 or the tubular device 8 are preferably vented (not illustrated) inside the apparatus 2.
Some examples of the configuration of the actuating device 4 are explained below in more detail with reference to
The second embodiment of the apparatus 2 according to the invention is explained in more detail below according to
The apparatus 2 is in this case designed, for example, as an agitator which has a shank 20 and an actuating device 6 which are moved via a drive (not illustrated). For this purpose, as shown in
The portion 19 may in this case selectively be designed as a thickened portion (not illustrated) to which the actuating device 6 or its blade elements 18 are fastened. The thickened portion serves for compensating the weakening of the shank 20 due to the welding-on of the blade element 18. In this case, correspondingly to the first embodiment, the thickened portion may be achieved by a sleeve being pushed or shrunk on to the shank 20. The sleeve in this case may preferably be made from a PGM material, especially preferably from an oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material or from another suitable material. In addition to the sleeve or instead of the latter, the shank 20 may have a larger diameter and/or a greater wall thickness. The shank 20 can in this case be designed to be stepped inwards and/or outwards and/or with a flowing transition.
Provided on the shank 20 is an actuating device 6 which, as shown in
In contrast to the first embodiment, the tubular device 10 is designed as a separate part and, for example, is not welded to the shank 20, in order to avoid an additional weakening (transformation of the textural structure of the ODS material) of the shank. The tubular device 10 may be dimensioned in its dimensions, in particular in its length, such that the blade element 18 has to absorb as low a tilting moment as possible during operation. A tilting moment leads to bending stresses which have to be absorbed by the leak-tight weld seam between the blade element 18 and shank 20. The occurrence of a tilting moment can be reduced or essentially avoided by virtue of the provision of the tubular device 10.
Furthermore, on the tubular device 10, at least one disc element 14 is provided, which serves for the radial support of the blade element 18 and which bears with its outer circumference, preferably continuously or at least partially continuously, against the inner circumference of the blade element 18. The disc element 14 may be connected to the tubular device 10 by means of welding. The number and dimensions, in particular width, of the disc element 14 may be selected as a function of the length of the blade element 18 and as a function of which portions of the blade element 18 are additionally to be supported radially. The same applies correspondingly to the disc element 12 of the first embodiment and to the disc element 36 which is dealt with in more detail below.
The blade elements 18, as shown in
As shown in
Overall, the shank 20 and at least parts of the actuating device 6, that is to say preferably the parts of the actuating device 6 which come into contact with the glass, consist of a PGM material, preferably of oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material. Alternatively, however, all the parts of the actuating device 6, including the blade elements 18, the disc element 12, the sleeve and the supporting ring, may also be made from a PGM material, preferably from oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material or from another suitable material. By contrast, the drive or holding flange does not have to be made from a PGM material, since the temperature outside the molten glass is correspondingly lower. It may be produced, for example, from a “base” material, for example, a heat-resistant steel.
a and 5b illustrate a third embodiment of the apparatus 2 according to the invention. In this case, the shank 20 of the apparatus 2 likewise preferably has a thickened portion 21 which may be designed in the same way as the thickened shanks 9, described above, that is to say with a larger diameter and/or a greater wall thickness and/or a sleeve. In the illustration in
Alternatively or additionally, instead of a blade element 18 with a hollow profile in
The venting of the weld seams 25 of the blade elements 18 is illustrated in
Various embodiments of the apparatus 2 according to the invention are shown in
a shows the apparatus 2 according to the invention as an agitator. The agitator executes, for example, a rotational movement in an operating state. Furthermore, as illustrated in
In
Moreover, in
Further, in
In
Furthermore, the shank 20 has a continuous sleeve 28, to which three closed tubular blade elements 18 are fastened as a further actuating device, for example, by means of welding. The three tubular blade elements 18 are in this case led through corresponding orifices in the shank 20 and in the sleeve 28. As shown in
The apparatus can be vented outwards via at least one orifice 33 at the upper end of the shank 20, above the glass level. The blade elements 18 themselves may be vented, for example, according to what is shown in
Moreover, an exemplary embodiment of the second embodiment of the invention is illustrated in
The blade elements 18 are arranged, for example, spirally on the shank 20 of the apparatus 2. At the upper end of the shank 20, a drive or holding pin 5 is provided, which has a protective cap 7 at its lower end.
In this exemplary embodiment, an additional sleeve 37 is arranged on the shank 20, for example, in the region of the glass level. The sleeve 37 in this case projects above a glass level by a predetermined length L1, for example, of 10 mm-100 mm or preferably of 80-100 mm, and/or extends with a predetermined length L2, for example, of 10-20 mm, below the glass level. In principle, the length L1 may even be markedly greater than 100 mm. The length L1 should be selected such that the sleeve 37 covers a part of or the entire region of the shank 20 where evaporation occurs. This applies correspondingly to the length L2. The selected length L2 may likewise be greater than 20 mm or lower than 10 mm, insofar as evaporation of the shank 20 can be suitably reduced or prevented.
The inventor found that the evaporation of the shank 20, which occurs, for example, during the agitation of molten glass, can be prevented by virtue of the provision of the sleeve 37 described above. Hitherto, during the evaporation process, an appreciable part of the shank has evaporated, and therefore the shank or the agitator loses weight with progressive use, with the result that the service life of the agitator is reduced. This is prevented by the sleeve 37 according to the invention. The sleeve 37 may in this case be produced from an alloy similar to the protective cap 7, for example from a PGM material or another suitable material. Basically, an oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material may also be used.
The sleeve 37 may be fastened to the shank 20 by being pushed on or shrunk on. Basically, however, it may also be fastened to the shank 20 by means of welding, insofar as it has no carrying function, as is the case in
Alternatively, the sleeve 37 may also be arranged (not illustrated) at a distance from the glass level, the distance being selected such that an evaporation of the shank 20 can be suitably prevented or reduced.
The sleeve 37 may be employed in all the embodiments and exemplary embodiments described. It is also conceivable in this case to combine the two sleeves 28, 37 into one continuous sleeve, instead of designing each of the sleeves 28 and 37 as an individual part, as described above.
a-c illustrate a further exemplary embodiment of the apparatus 2 according to the invention in the first embodiment. In this case, the agitator first has a shank 20, at the upper end of which is provided a drive or holding flange 5 which has a protective cap 7. Furthermore, the shank 20 has at its lower end a tubular device 8 (prolongation of the shank 20) which is introduced into an actuating device 4. The actuating device 4 consists, for example, of three actuating elements 16. Moreover, a sleeve 28 is provided on the tubular device 8, in order to form a thickened portion to which the actuating element 16 is fastened by means of welding. A plurality of plate elements 24 are inserted through the sleeve 28 and the tubular device 8. In addition, at least one supporting ring 32 may also be provided, in order to increase the dimensional rigidity of the actuating device 4. Furthermore, a disc element 36 is provided for centring the tubular device 8. The disc element 36 in this case has an orifice through which the tubular device 8 is led. The disc element 36 is in this case fastened to the actuating element 16 on the inside, for example by means of welding. Further, a disc element 12 is provided, which may have, for example, a projection 13 as shown in the enlarged detail Z. The two actuating elements 16 are in this case pushed on to the disc element 12 and bear against the projection 13. The actuating elements 16 and the disc element 12 are in this case connected by means of welding. Alternatively, the two actuating elements 16 may also be welded directly to one another, and the disc element 12 may be welded to an actuating element 16 from the inside, as already stated in detail in the description relating to
Blade elements 18 in the form of sheet-like elements are fastened to the outside of the actuating device 4, for example, by means of welding. Additionally, or alternatively, the blade elements 18 may also have a closed profile, as shown, for example, in
a-c show a fourth embodiment according to the invention which is similar to the first embodiment. In this case the apparatus is designed, for example, as a Vello needle or down-draw needle and has a bell-shaped actuating device. The shank 20 is in this case provided at one end with a drive or holding flange 5, a detail of this being shown in
Furthermore, a fifth embodiment of the apparatus 2 according to the invention is shown in
Sundry variations of the blade elements 18, such as are used in the embodiments and exemplary embodiments described above, are illustrated in
a-f and 14 illustrate various shapes for the shanks 20, such as may be used in the embodiments and exemplary embodiments described above, the shanks 20 preferably being of seamless or at least partially seamless design. The shanks 20 may in this case have a continuous wall thickness (
Furthermore, the shank 20 may also have a continuously identical wall thickness, but a stepped diameter (
The elements, described above with reference to the figures, of the various embodiments of the apparatus according to the invention, including, inter alia, the shanks 20, tubular devices 8, 10, actuating devices 4, 6 with actuating elements 16, disc elements 12, 14, 36, supporting rings 32, sleeves 28, 37, plate elements 24, protective caps 7 and blade elements 18, are preferably all or at least parts of them made from a PGM material, preferably from oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material or from another suitable ODS material. However, the drive or holding flange, basically, does not necessarily also have to be produced from a PGM material or oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material. Alternatively, as described above, it may however also be produced from a “base” material, such as, for example, a heat-resistant steel. The shank 20, as described above in the embodiments, is preferably seamless, but at least partially seamless. The same also applies to the actuating elements 16, these, too, being seamless or at least partially seamless.
The disc elements, plate elements and/or supporting rings may be provided with orifices 11 for weight reduction.
Furthermore the various embodiments and exemplary embodiments, as described above with reference to the drawings, may be combined with one another, in particular individual features of these.
In particular, the configuration of the actuating device in the first embodiment may also be combined with the reinforced blade elements of the second embodiment. Thus, an apparatus is possible which has an actuating device according to the first embodiment and, in addition, at least one blade element according to the second embodiment. This applies likewise to the other embodiments illustrated in the figures.
Moreover, the actuating elements 16, blade elements 18 and disc elements 12, 14, 36, as illustrated, for example, in
The embodiments described above are used in a temperature range with a mean operating temperature of 1000° C.-1500° C. In this temperature range, torques of, for example, up to 100 N·m may be achieved, or torques in ranges of, for example, 10 N·m to 30 N·m or 30 N·m to 80 N·m or up to 100 N·m, with service lives of several years. Furthermore, the length of the agitators or plungers, etc. according to the invention may lie, for example, between 1 m and 2.5 m. The blade elements may have an overhang of up to 500 mm in diameter. As regards the material, quantities of, for example, up to 50 kg of PGM material or oxide dispersion-strengthened PGM material can be processed.
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10 2007 008 102.4 | Feb 2007 | DE | national |
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Parent | 12527643 | Jan 2010 | US |
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