Expansion joints

mageba Expansion joints for buildings, internal and external areas

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Expansion joints prevent structural corrosion and damage to surfacing

ContentsFunction of expansion joints ..................2 Applications.........................................3 Requirements......................................4

Overview.........................................4 Geometry........................................4 Aesthetics........................................4 Special requirements.......................4 Loading demands and strength........5Load classes.....................................5 Installation possibilities....................5

Planning...............................................6Well-designed expansion joints are durable and prevent structural damage..7Products at a glance.............................8

TENSA..............................................8 MIGUTEC.........................................8 MIGUTRANS....................................8 MIGUTAN........................................9

Selection of expansion joint profiles...10 Services..............................................15

Movements resulting from thermal expansion and loading changes must be accommodatedThe lengths of structural elements, and of superstructures in particular, change as a result of materials shrinkage, tempera-ture fluctuations and loading variations perhaps many times in the course of their lives. To avoid surface cracking and possibly more serious damage, the length of each individual structural element is of-ten limited, with gaps between elements to allow movements. These gaps must be bridged over, and made trafficable if ap-propriate, in every state of expansion. Ex-pansion joints of steel or aluminium offer well-proven solutions. These facilitate va-riations in length without constraints and cracking, protect the surfaces of adjacent structural elements, and, if necessary, prevent the ingress of water.

Cover photograph:Project: Nstl Head Office, Vevey, SwitzerlandRequirement: Expansion joints for internal and external areasSolution: TENSABASE, MIGUTAN Installation year: 2003/2012

1 Corrosion damage to the underside of a slab in a multi-storey car park, resulting from a poorly executed, non-watertight expansion joint

2 Damage to surfacing resulting from the lack of an expansion joint

Watertightness is a key requirementThe watertightness of an expansion joint is determined not only by that of the joint itself but also by that of its connection to the waterproofing system of the sup-porting structure at each side. Details such as wall connections and T-joints present potential weak points and must be made just as watertight as the rest of the joint. Water is unforgiving of half-hearted solu-tions.

Serviceability can be affectedCracking of a structure or its surfacing, or ingress of water, can lead to serious structural damage, and may result in con-sequential damages such as interruption of production and warehousing or water damage to goods.

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Solutions for all applicationsOffice and residential buildingsCarpets, parquet flooring, linoleum and other surfacing materials must be split at the structures expansion joints. The edges of the surfacing materials are weak points and can thus be subjected to only minimal mechanical demands. mageba offers solu-tions which satisfy the highest aesthetic demands, as demonstrated by many hotel reference projects. These joints with small movements are considered by many to be technically simple and are thus often un-derestimated. However, they can be sub-jected to high loading from rolling suitca-ses, file trolleys and so on.

Retail spaceThe shopping experience should not be tarnished by unattractive structural de-tails. mageba offers aesthetically pleasing, well-proven solutions for expansion joints in floors, walls and ceilings. A wide range of colours is available, and the profiles can be fabricated from various materials. Stainless steel, corrosion-protected steel and aluminium are durable, high-quality materials that can be seamlessly integra-ted into any architectural concept. Are you interested in special surfaces or colours? We can make it possible. Contact us!

Manufacturing and storage areas Fork-lift trucks, whether with hard or air-filled tyres, subject expansion joints to very high loading. Leaking water, joints which can only be driven across with care (if at all), and spalling edges of connecting surfacing can become a source of lasting inconvenience for operations. In such ca-ses, magebas durable solutions for such highly loaded flooring are called for. Si-gnificant consequential costs resulting from damage to goods and interruptions to operations can thus be avoided. mage-ba also offers comprehensive professional condition assessments and support in de-termining appropriate solutions.

Manufacturing and storage areas Office and residential buildingsRetail space

Multi-storey car parks and access rampsMulti-storey car parks and access ramps present particular challenges for expansi-on joints. Joints must be watertight and resistant to significant chemical contami-nation from de-icing salt, petrol and oil. In external areas they must also be able to withstand all kinds of weather. The Ger-man concrete and construction techno-logy association (DBV) recommends that horizontal joints should be continued in vertical direction without any offset. For this, mageba offers well-conceived detail solutions which can enable every transiti-on and change of direction to be created with the same high quality. By combining expansion joint and drainage as one, costs and space can be saved. Compression joint profiles can be combined with hori-zontal joints. This may lead to significant savings in costs and installation time.

Trans-shipment centres and chemical or pharmaceutical plantsChemicals can quickly cause damage to the inserts of expansion joints, resulting in diminished fitness for purpose if the material used is not carefully selected. Resistance to chemical substances must therefore be properly considered. For in-sert profiles, mageba uses only selected highly-resistant materials, and for the supporting edge profiles, high-quality stainless steel. We will be happy to sup-port you in selecting an expansion joint to suit your needs.

Laboratories, hospitals and the food processing industry Hygiene is of paramount importance in hospitals, laboratories and food processing facilities. Therefore, mageba has develo-ped, together with its partners, solutions which enable the expansion joints used in such buildings to be easily and thoroughly cleaned, and where demands are espe-cially high, to have their insert profiles ea-sily replaced as often as necessary. This is achieved by the use of flat-topped inserts and high-quality metal, and by innovative joint designs.

Laboratories, hospitals and the food pro-cessing industry

Trans-shipment centres and chemi-cal or pharmaceutical plants

Multi-storey car parks and access ramps

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AestheticsThe high-quality materials used and the wide range of colours available for the inserts enable the expansion joints to be virtually perfectly integrated in the floor surfacing. Please ask us about the possi-bilities!

mageba reconciles your aesthetic and technical needs in a single solution

Special requirements Special hygiene needs, such as arise in hospitals or the food processing industry, call for profiles with a smooth, flat surface that can be easily cleaned. Chemical and pharmaceutical industry buildings, and trans-shipment centres, require expansion joints with high resistance to aggressive substances. In such cases, edge profiles of stainless steel and inserts of highly re-sistant compounds must be used. In par-ticularly noise-sensitive areas, or where delicate goods are transported (such as in a glass factory), special low-vibration, low-noise expansion joints are needed.

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Geometrical requirements maximum gap width bf,max Visible width bs Total joint width bt Joint height h Joint movements in all directions (x, y

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Overview of demands Load carrying capacity Watertightness of the joint and its con-

nections at each side Suitability for pedestrian traffic (e.g.

with high-heeled shoes) Resistance to aggressive substances Avoidance of vibrations Prevention of damage to connecting

surfacing Aesthetics

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Well-proven solutions, also for special needs

Installation possibilities In new construction, expansion joints are generally installed on a mortar bed. In the case of renovations, this is rarely possible, so mageba also offers profiles for retros-pective installation on existing floors and walls. Concreting in place arises in particu-lar where the joint is directly installed in a concrete structural element or is used in granolithic floor screeds.

Standard installation

Retrospective installation (e.g. renovation work)

Installation in concrete

Loading demands and strength

When it comes to traffic, the magnitude of vehicle wheel loads is not the only fac-tor affecting an expansion joint; another is the type of wheel. Steel rollers can cause much higher pressures on a joint than air-filled tyres, and if in constant use, can quickly result in severe damage to the joint or the connecting surfacing.For all mageba products, details of load carrying capacity can be found in the ap-propriate product brochure.In advising you about the options to ful-fil your needs, mageba will consider all factors influencing load carrying capacity, with attention to the required service life. We can also, on request, determine the loading on the joint from special vehicles.

Load classesIn the adjacent table you can find the load classes for trafficable surfaces in accordance with EN124 , Gully tops and manhole tops for vehicular and pedestrian areas, and DIN 1229, Unit weights for gul-ly tops and manhole tops for vehicular and pedestrian areas.

Load class A Areas which can only be used by pedestrians and pe-dal cyclists

Proof load15 kN

Load class B Footways, pedestrian areas and comparable areas. Car parking surfaces and car parking decks

Proof load125 kN

Load class D Carriageways of roads (including pedestrian streets), hard shoulders of roads and parking areas, which are permitted for all types of road vehicle

Proof load400 kN

Load class E Areas that are subjected to high wheel loading, e.g. docks, airport pavements

Proof load600 kN

Load class F Areas that are subjected to particularly high wheel loading, e.g. airport pavements

Proof load900 kN

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Expansion joints require proper planningPlanningApplication area, floor surfacing, slab construction and the location of the structures sealing level are just a few of the many factors that must be considered in selecting a suitable expansion joint and planning its installation. Thanks to several decades of expe-rience, mageba is well qualified to support and advise you in this.

mageba expansion joints are prefabricated and pre-assembledmageba expansion joints are fabricated in accordance with as-built construction mea-surements, and assembled a first time in the factory. This ensures that the joints can be installed without any difficulties, and that watertightness will not be compromised by avoidable site adaptations.

Research and developmentThe durability of an expansion joint is hea-vily dependent on the quality of the ma-terials used in its manufacture. mageba and its partners invest a great amount of time in developing high-quality materials for the edge profiles and the inserts. By means of FEM analysis, the load carrying performance of the profiles is simulated, enabling their long-term ability to with-stand the specified loading to be verified.

Special designsmageba can manufacture expansion joints of any size, tailored to given dimensions and to suit project-specific requirements. We can provide varied colours of edge profiles and inserts, engraving in the surface, or joints with integrated drainage channel to name just a few examples.

1 Installation of an expansion joint2 Detail piece (T-junction) of a MIGUTANS alu-

minium joint 3 High load capacity TENSAGRIP FAB joint with

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Expansion joint systems The quality and durability of an expansion joint system depends greatly on its design and detailing. A good system thus includes preformed detail and connection pieces, supple-mental components and installation aids. mageba does not leave anything to chance, and takes the responsibility of supplying a quality product seriously.Whether crossings, T-junctions, or level changes, mageba offers a perfect solution for every part of the joint, with pre-formed detail pieces. A plug-in system, capable of trans-mitting transverse forces, connects the detail pieces to the straight profiles, simply and securely. For expansion joints that are designed to be watertight, a continuous sealing profile is used along the full length of the joint, with long or short connection membrane at each side to suit requirements.

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Example of an FEM analysis of an expansion joint

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Without an expansion joint Damage to surfacing

Non-watertight expansion joint Corrosion damage

Well-conceived and well-designed expansion joint - Aesthetically pleasing and durable

Well-designed expansion joints are durable and prevent structural damage

Original condition

Water from above the joint

Damp area with corroding steel

Non-watertight joint following expansionOriginal condition

Damaged surfacing following expansionOriginal condition

Durable and watertight joint also following expansion

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Our products...

Standard floor joints

Joints for aggressive substances

Joints in hygienic areas

Joints for rehabilitation, renovation or modernisation works

Joints for elevated loading conditions

Types FL, FLK, FLT, FV, FT, FPMax. gap width 100 mmMax. movement 20 mmProfile height 15 - 20 mm

Types ESMax. gap width 50 mmMax. movement +10/-6 mmProfile height 15 - 90 mm

Types FLG, FPG, FG, ESG, FNGMax. gap width 50 mmMax. movement 4 mmProfile height 20-105 mm

Types FTN, FN, FKNMax. gap width 100 mmMax. movement 30 mmProfile height 12-40 mm

Field-limiting and contraction jointsTypes ESFMax. gap width 15 mmMax. movement 5 mmProfile height 30-60 mm

Wall and ceiling jointsTypes D, DE, FA, FAE, WP, KF, FB, CP, FAMax. gap width 350 mmMax. movement 100 mmProfile height 12-70 mm

Types FSMax. gap width 114 mmMax. movement 25 mmProfile height 20-97 mm

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Types FAB, RBMax. gap width 20-25 mmMax. movement 5 mmProfile height 80-90 mm

Types A,NMax. gap width 16-135 mmMax. movement 4-65 mmProfile height 16-100 mm

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Joints for high loading conditions

Joints for retrospective installation

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Joints for vibration-free crossing

Joints for maximum loading conditions

Joints for maximum loading conditions, watertight

Joints for use with bituminous sealing systems

Joints for use with coating systems

Joints for use with alternative sealing systems

Joints for concreting in place

Types FS, FSVMax. gap width 150 mmMax. movement 30 mmProfile height 15-140 mm

Types FSNMax. gap width 240 mmMax. movement 30 mmProfile height 15-97 mm

Types FS, FSS, STS, STDMax. gap width 60 mmMax. movement 20 mmProfile height 23-50 mm

Types STSMax. gap width 15 mmMax. movement 5 mmProfile height 17-62 mm

Types STDMax. gap width 60 mmMax. movement 20 mmProfile height 31-62 mm

Types FP, FPG, FPIMax. gap width 120 mmMax. movement 60 mmProfile height 25-117 mm

Types FP, FPG, FPI, FPLMax. gap width 120 mmMax. movement 60 mmProfile height 25-117 mm

Types FP, FPGMax. gap width 120 mmMax. movement 60 mmProfile height 27-117 mm

Types FPG, FPI, FPLMax. gap width 118 mmMax. movement 60 mmProfile height 75-100 mm

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50-58 57-65 228 21-76 X X - - - S.1555 65 2211 20-50 X X - - - S.1655 67 2211 21-51 X X - - - S.1775 82 3015 20-50 X X - - - S.18

100 109 4020 20-50 X X - - - S.1960 63 2211 53-54 X X - - - S.2020 97 5 +3/-2 12 X - - - - S.3830 33 105 15-50 X - - - - S.2235 112 105 13 X - - - - S.4035 30 105 13 X - - - - S.4150 43 308 16-18 X - - - - S.4250 170 168 16 X - - - - S.4275 318 6030 40 X - - - - S.4320 20 5 +3/-2 20-50 X - - - - S.2130 33 105 15-50 X - - - - S.2235 39 147 15-50 X - - - - S.23

40-50 60 16 +10/-6 19-55 X - - - - S.2420 21 21 107-111 X - - - - S.2520 27 21 35 X X - - - S.2630 35 63 15-105 X - - - - S.2735 41 63 15-105 X - - - - S.2850 55 84 20-75 X X - - - S.2920 20 21 20-50 X - - - - S.3030 33 63 15-50 X - - - - S.3135 39 63 15-50 X - - - - S.3240 60 84 19-55 X - - - - S.3320 97 21 12 X - - - - S.3435 112 63 13 X - - - - S.3541 118 63 13 X - - - - S.3650 43 84 16 X - - - - S.375 8 21 30-50 X X X - - S.455 9 21 30-50 X X X - - S.46

12 22 42 18-60 X X X - - S.4710 10 42 15-60 X X X - - S.4810 17 63 35-60 X X X - - S.4915 27 105 31-55 X X X - - S.50

30-350 22-390 2005 12 - - - - - S.5230-350 22-390 2005 15 - - - - - S.5330-350 25-380 2005 20 - - - - - S.5430-350 69-389 2005 12 - - - - - S.5575-350 132-407 20020 12 - - - - - S.5630-58 35-56 2211 14 - - - - - S.57

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Selection of expansion joint profiles - TENSA, MIGUTEC

How do I select the most suitable expansion joint type? 1. Select your application

area in the table (section )

2. Should the joint be water-tight?

3. What type of live loading will the joint be subjec-ted to in service?

4. Select width, height and movement capacity ac-cording to your needs (see illustration on page 5, 2nd from top).

5. Detailed information about each joint type can be found in the relevant product brochure on the page number noted un-der .

Do you want to check your selection with us? Do you have any questions? Please dont hesitate to call us. Our product specialists will be happy to help you.

* corresponding to the load classes in accordance with EN 124 / DIN 1229 (see page 6) as follows: Cars: B Trucks: EFork-lift trucks: D Hard rollers n/a

mageba cannot accept responsibi-lity for expansion joints which were selected without consulting with mageba.

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FP 80 NI IF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 90 NI IF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 110 NI IF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 130 NI IF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 155 NI IF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 80 S NI lF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPI 145 NI IF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPG 80 NI lF - X - X X - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPG 90 NI lF - X - X X - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPG 110 NI lF - X - X X - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 80 NI kF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 90 NI kF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 110 NI kF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 130 NI kF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 155 NI kF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 80 S NI kF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPI 145 NI kF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPG 80 NI kF - X - X X - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPG 90 NI kF - X - X X - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPG 110 NI kF - X - X X - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPL 85 NI - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPSG 68 ES - X - X X - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 90 APF - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFP 80 B NI - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPI 145 B NI - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steelFPL 85 B NI - X - X - - X - X X Aluminium/Stainless steel

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Gap width Visible width Movement Joint height Loading level from traffic*

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30 53 105 20-50 X X X - - S.670 99 4020 20-50 X X X - - S.7

114 146 5025 22-97 X - - - - S.835 40 208 19-60 X X X - - S.950 77 2010 22-97 X X X - - S.1075 110 3015 30-97 X X X - - S.11

100 134 4020 42-97 X X X - - S.12130 162 6030 42-97 X X X - - S.13140 185 6030 27-80 X X X - - S.1475 105-107 2010 30-62 X X X - - S.1535 135 2010 25 X X X - - S.16

120 155-157 4020 30-62 X X X - - S.17150 357 6030 45-140 X X X - - S.18200 280 8542.5 45-140 X X X - - S.19240 284 10050 27-80 X - - - - S.20250 335 10050 45-140 X - - - - S.2160 220 4020 21 X - - - - S.2250 253 6030 30 X X X - - S.2375 110 3015 30-97 X X X - - S.2455 173 105 15 X - - - - S.25

100 219 4020 15 X - - - - S.26153 390 5025 21 X - - - - S.2750 102 2010 30-50 X X X - - S.3060 215 4020 26 X X X - - S.3135 105 2010 32-62 X X X - - S.3260 165 4020 32-62 X X X - - S.3330 165 4020 17-22 X X X - - S.3435 105 2010 31-61 X X X - Yes S.3560 165 4020 32-62 X X X - Yes S.3645 82 2010 25-117 X X X -

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bituminous sealing system

S.560 95 4020 25-117 X X X - S.675 11 6030 25-117 X X X - S.7

100 133 9045 25-117 X X X - S.8120 155 12060 25-117 X X X - S.935 82 2010 60 X X X - S.1050 145 6030 28-60 X X X - S.1145 82 168 25-117 X X X - S.1260 95 2010 25-117 X X X - S.1375 111 4020 25-117 X X X - S.1445 82 2010 25-117 X X X -

Yes.

Connection to surface

coating

S.1560 95 4020 25-117 X X X - S.1675 111 6030 25-117 X X X - S.17

100 133 9045 25-117 X X X - S.18120 155 12060 25-117 X X - - S.1935 82 2010 60 X X X - S.20

50-100 145 6030 25-60 X X X - S.2145 82 168 25-117 X X X - S.2260 95 2010 25-117 X X X - S.2375 111 4020 25-117 X X X - S.2450 85 4020 27 X X - - S.2525 68 105 25-40 X X X - S.2660 98 4020 28-120 - - - - S.28

21-97 82-155 1208 91-100 X X X - - S.29/30118 145 6030 92 X - - - Yes S.3140 85 4020 75 X X - - Yes S.32

45-120 82-155 12060 25-117 X X X XYes.

Connection to liquid coating

S.27

Selection of expansion joint profiles - MIGUTRANS, MIGUTAN

How do I select the most suitable expansion joint type? 1. Select your application

area in the table (section )

2. Should the joint be water-tight?

3. What type of live loading will the joint be subjec-ted to in service?

4. Select width, height and movement capacity ac-cording to your needs (see illustration on page 5, 2nd from top).

5. Detailed information about each joint type can be found in the relevant product brochure on the page number noted un-der .

Do you want to check your selection with us? Do you have any questions? Please dont hesitate to call us. Our product specialists will be happy to help you.

* corresponding to the load classes in accordance with EN 124 / DIN 1229 (see page 6) as follows: Cars: B Trucks: EFork-lift trucks: D Hard rollers n/a

mageba cannot accept responsibi-lity for expansion joints which were selected without consulting with mageba.

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Cantonal hospital, Winterthur, Switzerland

Lenggenbach, Switzerland Migros offices, Zurich, Switzerland

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Stade de Suisse football stadium, Switzerland

Public swimming pool, Lancy, Switzerland

Uster railway station, Switzerland

Goethe gallery, Jena, Germany

Nestl HQ, Vevey, Switzerland

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Expansion joints

Our services for youCondition assessmentsYou have an expansion joint that shows signs of deterioration, has damaged con-necting surfacing or allows water to leak through it? mageba offers professional condition inspections, with rehabilitati-on proposals if desired. These typically comprise visual inspections only, but can also include watertightness tests, core analyses and the creation of exploratory openings as required. A comprehensive written report is then provided.

Regular maintenance inspections Expansion joints, like other structural ele-ments, suffer from wear and tear which must be repaired from time to time. The costs of repairs increase exponentially with the duration of the interval. It is thus sensible to recognise and address deteri-oration before cracking of surfacing and corrosion develop. mageba offers regular inspections at intervals of your choosing, with an inspection report provided after each visit.

Installation training and inspection of installationmageba and its partners have been ma-nufacturing expansion joints for several decades, and are pioneers in this field. The serviceability and watertightness of an expansion joint depend strongly on its installation.mageba thus works together with profes-sional installation partners that have ap-propriate experience in the installation of expansion joints. To ensure perfect instal-lation, mageba offers training for instal-lation contractors and for those who will inspect the installation work.

Training for architects and engineers Did you always want to know more about expansion joints and their use? mageba offers you and your company training on the subject of expansion joints. Depen-ding on needs and interest, the training can take place in your offices. Ask us about available dates.

1 The condition of an expansion joint is recor-ded in an inspection report

2 The report contains concrete proposals for remedial measures

3 mageba employees during training

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