A AC WA L L SYS T E M

A COMPLETE INSTALLATION SYSTEM FOR

AAC BLOCK
WALLS

Moisture Resistant and Crackless AAC Wall

AAC Block Installation System Breathable Paint Silicone Waterproofing
AAC WA L L SYS T E M
Dr Lee is Fellow and Past President of He holds several patents related
Concrete Society of Malaysia and a founding to sustainable concrete. The
Board Member of Malaysia Biomass Industries
commercialised Kuikwall System
Confederation www.biomass.org.my.
was deployed in shopping malls,
He passionately promotes water resistant
crackless concrete wall, carbon sequestration condominiums and hotels as
methodology and ecopile raft for road on showcased in www.chemann.com.
peat and home for humanity. He successfully Humanity ventures including the
demonstrated the ecopile raft system in Sibu Kumomo schools in Cambodia were
Sarawak in 2011.
completed in 2008 with Earn Pin, the
founder of www.evisaasia.com.
Dr Lee has delivered several keynote lectures
abroad on concrete innovations and was
sponsored by the National Science Council of
Taiwan in 2012 to attend the Environmental
Protection and Green Technology Workshop
held in the Department of Chemistry, National
Tsing Hua University.

Dr Lee retired in 2014 as a Professor in Civil

and Environmental Engineering in Universiti
Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia and is currently
Technical Advisor
nurturing several technological start-ups. Prof. Dr. Lee Yee Loon
THE ADVANCEMENT TOWARDS

STRONGER WALLS
IN TODAYS AGE

Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Blocks or commonly known as AAC blocks

were invented in Sweden back in 1923 and introduced as a concrete-
based material used for building internal and external walls. AAC blocks
made headways in developing countries and a favourite amongst property
developers and home builders.

AAC blocks are suited for urban and sub-urban buildings as it is highly
customizable, easily routed, sanded and cut to size on site. AAC blocks
best features are that theyre lightweight, fireproof and serves as a great
insulation. They are also highly resistant to sun, wind, fire, sound, termites
and pests. More and more state-of-the art buildings and contemporary
residential homes are built using AAC blocks.

Conventional clay bricks Roxsil AAC Wall System

An experienced handyman finds
it easy to cut an AAC block
 OUT WITH THE OLD AND BRING ON THE

ROXSIL AAC
WALL SYSTEM

A closer look at the air cells structure of an AAC block

Differences in size and quantity enables up to 6-8 Roxsil AAC Wall System is easily installed by
times faster installation for the Roxsil AAC Wall System a trained handyman
Roxsil AAC Wall System is easily assembled
without leaving a mess as compared to thin joint mortar

A multi-cutter machine can cut multiple sizes of A handyman using a hand grinding block to smoothen
AAC blocks into all shapes and sizes the AAC block surface
 UNDERSTANDING SOME COMMON PROBLEMS WITH

AAC BLOCK WALLS

Watermarks on internal AAC walls due to thin

Wall cracks on external AAC block wall
joint mortar failure

AAC Wall Cracking Problems

The main issues that slow down the mass usage of AAC blocks in the construction and building
industry are:
- AAC walls cracking
- Water seepages and water retention

AAC WALLS CRACKING

1. Ground Settlement
Starting from above, cracking may occur at
the center when the wall is settling. When the
crack becomes wider at the bottom, it means
that there is a settlement issue under the
building. These cracks may be less serious than
horizontal cracks found in masonry brick walls.
2. Differential Settlement
Differential settlement within AAC concrete
block walls will often cause a Stair Step-cracking
pattern or mortar joint cracking. This type of
cosmetic cracks does not constitute distress and
will not compromise structural integrity.
3. Shrinkage Cracking
The thin joint mortar that bonds two AAC There are no standard guidelines on AAC thin
blocks in a running bond pattern is called the joint mortar installations. A thin joint mortar
block joint mortar, which is spreaded onto has the tendency to induce the bonding failure
the block at a maximum of 3-4mm thick. leading to cracks in the block joints.
Being cementitious, it requires sufficient
amount of water for the the mixture, which
will activate the hydration process, resulting
in the reduction of the volume of material and
the volume of excess water. In many cases, it
will cause shrinkage cracking. The autoclaving
process of the AAC block will reduce the
drying shrinkage significantly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the frequently asked questions on problems related to AAC blocks.

Q1: AAC block wall systems are not suitable for use at wet areas ie: wet kitchens, toilets and
external walls.
A1: Roxsil AAC Wall System has products which can overcome these problems easily with the use
of Roxsil AAC Water Plug

Q2: AAC block walls do not sound as solid as clay brick walls when knocked.
A2: AAC blocks are sandwiched by thin joint mortar, resulting in a hollow sound when knocked.
Roxsil AAC walls however, uses Direct to Block Stacking System which produces a much more
solid sounding wall.

Q3: AAC Walls cannot hold nails or screws to hang furniture or large TV screens.
A3: Companies like Ramset or Hilti sell affordable anchor plugs to solve these problems. Please
refer to Roxsil Technical Service for more information.

Q4: Cracks appear in external or internal AAC Walls.

A4: Correct installation of Roxsil AAC Wall System will result in a lesser AAC wall cracking and
moisture penetration.

Q5: Cement plaster do not stick well on to AAC blocks.

A5: With Roxsil AAC Wall System, our proprietary technology solves all these problem. Please refer
to Roxsil Technical Service for more information
 WATER SEEPAGE AND WATER RETENTION PROBLEMS

1. A moisture meter brand named Protimeter is

1. used to test the moisture level inside the AAC
walls. It gauges from 0 - 100% WME (Wood
Moisture Equivalent). The device indicates red
colour, which means the moisture level is at
its highest, and if its below 15% (indicated in
green), means the substrate is totally dry.

The reason for the paint peeling is due to the

AAC wall substrates high moisture retention.
Using a moisture meter to test the moisture percentage

2.

2. Hairline cracks on the external AAC walls

will allow water to migrate to the internal
side

3. The source of cracks are from the external

AAC walls with water seeping through the
cracks affecting the internal side. Paint peeling on exterior wall

4. The exterior AAC Wall has water ponding 3.

and the moisture travels beneath the wall
and emerges on the inside wall

5. You may notice here that the source of

moisture causing the paint peeling is the
water ponding from the outside wall
Paint peeling on interior wall

4. Water Ponding Water ponding from exterior wall

5.
seeping into interior side
 Water absorption into AAC blocks is evidently visible
even after immersion into a waterbath for a short period of time

Water Absorption of AAC Blocks

This AAC block has been immersed into water over a period of 10 minutes and is then cut into
half to observe the water penetration depth. Evidently, water has absorbed in, amounting to
almost 35% of the total area of the block.

Unlike concrete walls, the air-cell structure of AAC blocks are not interconnected in parallel
formation, thus water penetrates by way of absorption instead of capillarity. However, water
can only penetrate AAC blocks to a certain depth even if it is subjected to longer hours of
water immersion due to its uneven cellular structure formation.

Water penetration problems within AAC blocks are commonly caused by cracks found within
the AAC block joint mortar or when the AAC block joint mortar fails.

Water seepages within AAC walls are mainly located at:

- The base of external walls, directly or indirectly in contact with rain water.
- Internal walls subjected to exposure to water eg. wet kitchens, toilets, etc.
- Other wall areas which come into direct contact with water.
How to protect AAC walls against water seepages?

1 2 3 4

External wall areas

External walls must be applied with Roxsil AAC Water Plug to secure it from water intrusion
and protect against any water ingress.

1. Finished skim coat applied with Roxsil AAC Water Plug (Water is repelled from substrate)
2. Finished skim coat bare finish (Water is absorbed into the skim coat)
3. Bare block applied with Roxsil AAC Water Plug (Water is repelled from substrate)
4. Bare block finishing easily absorbs water

Protection of external walls not directly in contact with rainwater

1 2 3 4

The maximum application height of this system is 300mm above the slab. It will
protect the paintwork and render finish against future problems of rising dampness.

1. Finished with Roxsil Breathable Paint

2. Finished skim coat applied with Roxsil AAC Water Plug
3. Bare finishing applied with Roxsil AAC Water Plug
4. Bare finished block
Protecting AAC walls in and around wet areas

1. External wall areas

A 32 1 4567 B

Identification:
A : Interior Walls
1. Roxsil AAC Water Plug on bare AAC blocks
2. Roxsil AAC Water Plug on internal skim coat finish
3. Emulsion paint finish

B : Exterior Walls
4. Roxsil AAC Water Plug on bare external AAC blocks
5. Roxsil AAC Water Plug over render finish
6. Roxsil Breathable Primer - 1 coat
7. Roxsil Breathable Paint - 2 coats

Note: Roxsil AAC Water Plug must be applied on the entire internal walls behind external areas
to ensure a moisture-free living environment.
2. External Covered AAC Wall Areas

A 543 1 2 B
5 4 3 1 2

Identification: B : Exterior AAC Wall

A : Interior AAC Wall 1. Roxsil AAC Water Plug up to 600mm
3. Roxsil AAC Water Plug on the block up to 600mm on block and render
4. Roxsil AAC Water Plug on skim coat 2. Finish it with Roxsil Breathable Paint
5. Roxsil emulsion paint System

6. External parapet walls using Roxsil AAC Wall System

3. Internal AAC Wall Areas

A 3 2 1 4567 B

Identification: B : Opposite Area Room/Hall

A : Internal Bathroom 4. Roxsil AAC Water Plug over AAC blocks
1. Roxsil AAC Water Plug on the block 5. Roxsil Internal Skim Coat
2. One coat of Roxsil AAC Tile Underlay Plaster 6. Roxsil AAC Water Plug over Skim Coat
3. Install tiles with cement tile adhesive 7. Roxsil Emulsion Paint
INSTALLING AAC WALLS USING

ROXSIL AAC
ADHESIVE
A successful Roxsil AAC wall installation
requires a complete set of equipment, coupled
with trained and skilled workmen in ensuring
an error and defect-free walls.

A handyman applies Roxsil AAC Adhesive onto

the block for a perfect installation

Roxsil AAC Adhesive

Just this tube. Thats all you need to install
a Roxsil AAC wall. Its so easy!

Conventional Tools
Youll need all these just to install an AAC wall using the thin joint mortar system

Electrical
20 Litre 40Kg Mixing Supply
of water Pail
Thin Joint Mortar

Mixer

Brick Pool Notch Bucket

Trowel Trowel Trowel
INTRODUCING THE ROXSiL

AAC WALL SYSTEM

Its fast, its water resistant, its crackless, its so easy!

It is the only moisture resistant and crackless AAC wall system today.
Roxsil Silicone Sdn Bhd offers a complete range of products under the Roxsil AAC Wall
System which caters to a complete installation process for building an AAC block wall.
The Roxsil AAC Wall System alleviates the common problems of wall cracks and water
intrusions after it is installed.

HOW THE TECHNOLOGY WORKS?

The extensive research and development has enabled the Roxsil AAC Wall System
to be commissioned and adopted particularly to assist and solve the current
problems faced by property owners and developers.

Some features that enables this system to work well are as follows:

1. The Roxsil Double Inter-locking Technology

Roxsil AAC Adhesive absorbs and penetrates It will penetrate deep into the substrate
deep into the substrate of both AAC blocks, of both AAC blocks enabling the Double
acting as the perfect bond enabling the Interlocking Technology to cure.
Double Inter-locking mechanism with low
molecular weight chemical compound to
lock into the substrate when the Roxsil AAC AAC Block (up)
Adhesive is applied onto the AAC block.

AAC Block
(down)

Roxsil AAC Adhesive

(The Roxsil Double
Interlocking System)
A perfect Roxsil AAC Wall installation
2. Bending Moment

A load test was conducted, which comprises of 4 AAC block pieces bonded with
Roxsil AAC Adhesive. It was loaded at mid-span to determine the bending moment.
Based on an effective span of 1.95m and maximum load of 2.325KN, the bending
moment was 1.13kNm. The self weight of the AAC blocks bonded test specimen
was ignored.

Specifications of AAC block during load test:

- Dimension : 100mm x 200mm x 600mm
- Dry Density : 600 +/- 50kg/m3
- Compressive Strength : +/- 5.5MPa
- Water Absorption : 8% +/-
- Thermal Insulation : 0.244W/mk
- Dimensional Stability : 0.1 0.2 %

Results:
Roxsil AAC Adhesive is able to resist a bending moment of above 1.00kNm

3. Direct to Block Stacking System

This system works when the Roxsil AAC Adhesive bonds up to 50%-60% of the contact
surface of the block and the balance of the block has 100% direct block to block contact.

The Double Inter-locking mechanism of the Roxsil AAC Adhesive ensures a seamless gap
between the blocks as it absorbs and bond the blocks together, creating a high bonding
homogenous strength wall.

A solid and stronger wall eliminates

the chances of cracking

Advantages of Direct to
Block Stacking System:

As a result of lab and field tests on the

Direct to Block Stacking System, and
because of Roxsil Double Inter-locking
technology, have helped to mitigate the
problems of wall cracking.
Thin joint mortar installation

The main cause for AAC walls to experience

cracks and water intrusions are found within
the thin joint mortar bonding method.
Excessive hydration of the cement weakens
the bonding strength of AAC blocks. Ground
vibrations and settlements will weaken these
walls further.

In this system, the stability and strength of

the wall is totally dependent on the
compressive and bonding strength of the thin
joint mortar.

The thin joint mortar used for bonding AAC

blocks is 2-3mm thick as compared to the
10-15mm cement joint mortar for brickworks.

A typical thin joint mortar AAC wall installation

Sound comparison demonstration of

two different AAC wall installations :

Roxsil AAC Wall

Experience the difference of a solid thud
sound coming from a Roxsil AAC Wall
System. This deep and convincing sound is
evident especially when its made possible
using a Direct to Block Stacking System.
Significantly, it explains the rigidity and
strength of a solid wall.
Hitting the Roxsil AAC Wall with a rubber mallet

Thin joint mortar AAC wall

Try hitting a rubber mallet on a thin joint
mortar AAC wall and what you will hear
is a hollow sound. The wall vibrations are
relatively stronger as compared to a Roxsil
AAC wall installation.

The extreme vibrational sounds of a thin joint

mortar installation
4. Breathable AAC Block Wall
Roxsil Breathable Paint stops water
from entering the wall.
A freshly manufactured AAC block would
yield a moisture content in the range of 25-40
percent by mass of dry material. The lower the
density of the block, the higher would be the
initial moisture content.
Since the blocks and plasters are very porous
and deemed breathable, it is required that a
breathable paint be applied onto the AAC wall
to facilitate moisture dissipation.
Roxsil Breathable Paint allows the trapped water
inside the wall to escape as vapour.
It is not recommended for a non-breathable
paint to be applied as moisture will be
trapped inside the walls and in many cases,
the moisture retention within the walls will
lower the compressive strength of the AAC
blocks, subjecting it to potential problems like
water retention, waterproofing problems and
wall cracks.
THE TRUE PERFORMANCE OF

ROXSIL AAC
WALL SYSTEM
1. Labour
Skilled labour is the most important and valuable commodity in the installation
process of AAC block wall.

1.1 The cost of labour is a variable cost,

which means it can be lower if the speed of
installation can be increased. The cost of the
AAC block remains a fixed cost.

1.2 Cost of manpower to install a

total brick wall is 20 - 40% higher
than an AAC block wall.

Cost for clay brick installation is significantly

pricier than AAC block

1.3 Cost of manpower for installing AAC

block wall using the Roxsil AAC Wall System
is lower than laying a brickwall.

A handyman installing AAC block wall

2. Installation Speed
2.1 AAC blocks using thin joint mortar versus clay bricks
The installation speed of Roxsil AAC Wall System is approximately 6 - 8 times faster than clay bricks,
thereby lowering the total cost.

2.2 Installing AAC block wall using thin joint mortar versus Roxsil AAC Wall System
The installation speed of Roxsil AAC Wall System is easily 2 - 3 times faster than using thin joint
mortar. Thus, a quicker installation speed reduces the cost of labour thereby lowering the total cost.
Comparison between current method and ROXSIL method
of block installation
Current Method of Block Installation
Step 1
Application of Bitumen Damp Proof Course
over slab.
Description
This is an economical Bitumen grade damp
proof membrane which comes in a roll.
Disadvantages
- Over time, the Bitumen will degrade, harden
and then loses its waterproofing properties.
- The Bitumen roll will not bond onto the slab.
Thus, the leveling mortar will only achieve a
partial adhesion on the slab.
Step 2
Application of Leveling Mortar for the first
course of blocks.
Description
This is done by site mix whereby sand and
cement is mixed to a 1:6 1:8 sand to cement
ratio.
Disadvantages
- The disadvantage of site mix is there are
no controlled standards or quality.
- Final finish quality and performance will
always be inconsistent.
Step 3
Application of Thin Joint Mortar
Description
This is an economical way of installing AAC
blocks.
Disadvantage
- It is almost not possible to control the
consistency of the thin joint mortar.
- And because of so many other variables to a
successful thin joint mortar mix, the possibility
of cracks and water intrusion is always present.
ROXSiL Method of Block Installation
Step 1
Application of Roxsil Multitek Waterproofing
with roller or brush.
Description
This is a two part high quality cementitious
membrane which can withstand hydrostatic
pressure and will not harden or degrade
over time.
Step 2
Application of Leveling Mortar for the first
course of blocks.
Description
Roxsil AAC Leveling Filler is a two component
factory packed joint mortar grade. It is used to
fill big block holes, patch and fill the corners
between blocks. It comes pre-packed to meet
specifications. The finished product is assured
of a consistent quality. It contains high
performance cement adhesives.
Step 3
Application of Roxsil AAC Adhesive to the
blocks.
Description
Roxsil AAC Adhesive is one of the key
components of the crackless wall system. Its
installation speed is two to three times the
speed of the conventional thin joint mortar
installation.
 Current Method of Block Installation ROXSiL Method of Block Installation

Step 4 Step 4
Application of Internal Skim Coating System Application of Roxsil AAC Water Plug.
Description Description
This skim coating system is between 2-4mm This product can be applied to all the
thick. specified areas to protect the substrate
Disadvantage against water intrusion. It is water based
As it is a mere cosmetic layer. The skim and can be applied by spray or brush. In
coating can easily crack as it is applied only the conventional system, there is no damp
in two thin layers. proofing products offered, thus the problem
of water intrusion persists.

Step 5 Step 5
Application of an acrylic (non-breathable) Application of Roxsil AAC Internal Skimcoat.
paint system. Description
Description This product is a proprietary formulation
This is the common acrylic plastic paint specially blended for use over AAC blocks,
which is not suitable for use on a breathable which have been applied with Roxsil AAC
AAC wall. Water Plug. The final finish is between 4-7mm
Disadvantage thick which allows the skimcoat to strongly
Wall cracks and water intrusion will be the bond the AAC walls together.
result of an AAC wall with high moisture
trapped inside the walls.

Step 6
Application of Roxsil Breathable Paint System
Description
This product is a proprietary formulation
which allows moisture trapped within the walls
to escape as vapour and will not allow water
to penetrate the wall.

The advantages of Roxsil AAC Wall System is:

FASTER BETTER CHEAPER

6 - 8X faster than a
Less wall cracks Cost effective
thin joint mortar

2 - 3X faster than conventional Less cost for main

AAC installation Less moisture intrusion contractor

Cleaner working environment

 ROXSIL COMPLETE AAC WALL SYSTEM

PRODUCT RANGE
1. ROXSiL AAC Multitek Waterproofing

This is a waterproof protection layer against rising dampness

from the ground up in AAC block installations. It also acts as gap
filler agent in patching visible gaps between AAC block joints.

A handyman applying Roxsil AAC Multitek Waterproofing

as the first step of the process

Taking a closer look at the process

 2. ROXSiL AAC Leveling Filler

Fortified with a combination of cement

and high performance additives added to
precise proportions, this leveling filler is
used as a first course leveling block mortar.
It is important for the first layer of AAC
blocks to be leveled perfectly.

The next step. A handyman applies the Roxsil AAC

Leveling Filler to balance out uneven surfaces

This product may also be used :

- To fill and bond the gaps between stiffener
and AAC blocks.
- As an infill for gaps between AAC blocks
and soffit of beam or slab
- Pre-packed for quick and easy use with
assured quality

A handyman gently placing the AAC block

to align it accordingly
ROXSIL COMPLETE AAC WALL SYSTEM

PRODUCT RANGE
3. ROXSiL AAC Water Plug

Roxsil AAC Water Plug forms a breathable waterproof barrier over external AAC blocks
to protect against water intrusion. It is recommended for use in internal wet areas like
bathrooms and wet kitchens, and with the final skim coat layer before painting.

Roxsil AAC Water Plug will not affect the adhesion of Roxsil Skim Coat or Roxsil
Breathable Paint. It is tested for compatibility with other Roxsil products.

A handyman is applying the Roxsil AAC Water Plug

to stop water seepage and water retention

Exterior wall areas AAC Water Plug may be used :

Untreated AAC blocks will suffer severe water
intrusion through plaster blocks, joints or
cause problems with paint or plaster peeling,
rising dampness and water marks.
- On all external and internal wall areas especially
at or near bathrooms or wet kitchens,
- On AAC blocks and finished skim coat layers
- On interior wall areas where AAC blocks are
exposed to rain
 After application of Roxsil AAC Water Plug,
Water easily absorbs into untreated AAC block
water is repelled from AAC block surface

4. ROXSiL AAC Internal Skim Coat System

Base Coat 1 - One to two coats
Finish Coat - One to two coats

This 2-3 coat system consist of 1-2 base coats and a finishing coat. Together
they provide of up to a 4-7 millimeters thick coat and can be used in wet
areas specially treated with Roxsil AAC Water Plug. This premium skim coat
system offers a stronger and thicker base coat to achieve a higher strength
and superior finish quality.

A perfect finish for a wet surrounding

ROXSIL COMPLETE AAC WALL SYSTEM

PRODUCT RANGE

5. ROXSiL AAC External

Render System
- Base Coat Render
- Finish Coat Render

This 2-coat system consist of a base and

finishing coat render. It has a combined
thickness of 8 to 12 millimeters and to
be finished with Roxsil AAC Water Plug,
producing a water resistant external wall.

A handyman applying the base coat

on outdoor walls

Another perfect exterior render

finish and what a great result
A handyman easily installing an AAC block
bonded with Roxsil AAC Adhesive

A handyman is showing how to apply the

Roxsil AAC Adhesive correctly

6. ROXSiL AAC Adhesive

This adhesive firmly bonds the AAC blocks

together, forming panels and thus creating
a solid wall structure. It is 2-3 times faster
to install a Roxsil AAC Wall System than a
conventional AAC thin joint mortar system.
It is ready to use - no electricity, water and
mixing required, you just need a pair of
gloves and a safety helmet.
ROXSIL AAC WALL SYSTEM

PRODUCT RANGE
1. ROXSiL AAC Multitek Waterproofing

Provides a waterproofing protection layer

against rising dampness and for filling the
gaps between AAC block joints. This is a
2-part mixture of Part A in liquid form and
Part B in powder form.

2. ROXSiL AAC Leveling Filler

A leveling filler fortified with a combination
of cement and high performance additives
added to precise proportions. This is a
2-part product with a cement powder in
Part A and silica sand in Part B.

3. ROXSiL AAC Water Plug

Forms a breathable water resistant barrier

over AAC blocks to protect against any
water intrusion. Totally water-based
product, it can be sprayed, applied using a
roller or by brush.
 4. ROXSiL AAC Internal Skim
Coat System
Base Coat 1 - One to two coats
Finish Coat - One to two coats
Provides up to 4-7 millimeters thick coat, which
can be used on internal AAC walls treated
with Roxsil AAC Water Plug. It creates a strong
bonded layer that will minimize cracks because
of its high silica sand content.

5. ROXSiL AAC External Render System

A 2-coat system to be applied with Roxsil AAC Water Plug to produce a water
resistant external wall. To be used together with Roxsil AAC Wall System products,
resulting in less cracks when used with an external render system for Roxsil AAC wall
installation.

- Base Coat Render - Finish Coat Render

6. ROXSiL AAC Adhesive
Roxsil AAC Adhesive incorporates Roxsil
Double Inter-locking technology, which
bonds the AAC blocks together to form
a solid wall panel.

7. ROXSiL Breathable Paint System

A proprietary Roxsil Breathable Paint System to finish a breathable AAC

wall system

OPTIONAL PRODUCTS

1. ROXSiL Silicone Waterproofing System

For a total waterproofing solution, our Roxsil Silicone Waterproofing System is suitable for
internal and external wet areas such as toilets, verandas, kitchens and roof decks.

2. ROXSiL AAC Stiffener Mix

Designed for site mix to achieve the required performance.

3. ROXSiL AAC Polymer Grout for Stiffeners

Used for anchoring starter bars for stiffeners.
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