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Trappedby April Christofferson
Will McCarrolls foul mood escalated with each of Kolas steps down the rocky trail that led from his backcountry cabin to the Pebble Creek campground.
Goddamn fools.
Hed been waiting for this to happen, for the middle of the night call hed just received on his two-way radio.
"Hurry down here, Will," Betty Stanmeyer had shouted over the two-way radio she wasnt supposed to have. Betty and her husband, Hal, served as campground hosts at Pebble Creek. "Someones been shot."
Will had to count on his mares familiarity with the narrow, rocky trail, as well as her surefootedness, to move at the slow gallop hed pushed her into. A hint of a full moon filtered through branches of Douglas fir, but not enough to give light to the ground beneath. As they finally broke through the tree line, Will gave Kola a knee in the ribs. Shed developed a habit of pausing at this point, in response to knowing thats what Will wanted—to pause at his first chance of the day to look at the Lamar Valley unfolding beneath them; to look out at the land he loved, the land hed devoted his life to.
A life that had become a lot more complicated since the arrival of Magistrate Judge Annie Peacock.
Tonight Will couldnt afford the pause.
"Keep moving, girl," he urged.
Will knew what to expect when he first caught sight of the campground. Hed been doing this—serving as law enforcement inside the park—for twenty-eight years now, so very little surprised him.
At the parks big camping grounds, kerosene lamps and flashlights usually danced like fireflies around smoldering campfires until the early morning hours, but the only thing Will could see moving were the untended flames of at least a dozen campfires. Tent flaps had been zipped tight for a false sense of security. The lights in Betty and Hals RV signaled theyd obeyed Wills order to return to it and lock up.
No sign of the law enforcement backup that Will had radioed for. Will glanced at his watch. He and Kola had made it down the hill in twenty-three minutes. The drive from Mammoth was forty-five minutes at best, without incident, and that was taking it at a pace that invited accidents.
A shout drew Wills attention to the back of the campground, the row of campsites that bordered the creek. Betty had identified campsite number twenty as where the shooting took place.
Will dismounted and looped Kolas reins around the trailhead sign. Then, drawing his 9-mm, he crouched low, heading toward the campground, which had now fallen silent. At this hour, he would have expected to see adults getting to know each other around campfires, after the kids had gone to bed. Usually he was called because someone had had too much to drink and was getting a little rowdy.
The silence as he approached was absolute.
Something had gone horribly wrong this August evening in this nations first national park.
As Will passed the outhouse that served the campground, he noticed the door facing the Northeast Entrance Road slightly ajar. A sixth sense, tuned by decades on the job, told him it wasnt empty.
Gun aimed squarely at the door, he approached and kicked the door open.
A slender East Indian woman holding a baby hovered against the back wall, pressed into it, crouching low, between the side wall and the toilet. She was dressed in a traditional sari.
She pulled the baby into the cave shed created of her chest and torso, whimpering. Will lowered the gun, and in the moonlight filtering through the plastic skylight above, her eyes registered relief, especially when Will stepped into the light and she saw his uniform. Reflexively she straightened a bit.
"He killed a man," she said, as if trying to convince Will that something terrible had happened.
"Stay in here," Will said softly. Nodding toward the door, he added, "And lock that."
"My husband tried to help but he called him a rag head. He shot him, too. Hashmuk, he told me to run, to come here and hide. Im afraid hes dying, too.…"
"Ill find him," Will replied. "Now lock the door behind me."
Will waited outside the door, eyes trained on the campground now, to hear the click of its lock.
Skirting the north side of the campground, the side rimmed by Pebble Creek running down from Sunset Peak, Will heard another shout as he moved between RVs and tents of every color, size, and shape. With the moonlight blocked by lodgepole pines that sheltered the campsites, Will sometimes felt rather than saw the tent flaps open as he passed. Each time, he put finger to his lips to shush the relieved camper about to blurt out. When he got to the RV of the campground hosts, Hal Stanmeyer had been waiting, eyes glued to the path he knew Will would take. He stuck his head out of an open window.
"Two of them with guns," he whispered, "at twenty. Two guys down. I think ones dead."
Will nodded, kept moving.
"Wait for me," Hal whispered.
"No. You stay in there. Call for backups."
"Betty already did. Theyre on the way. Closest LE was at Roosevelt Lodge. Should be here within ten minutes."
A lot could happen in ten minutes.
Still, aside from the shouts, it was the silence that bothered Will most. He moved forward.
Campsite twenty was one of the most coveted sites at Pebble Creek. Adjacent to the creek, campers loved to fall asleep to the sound of rushing water and wake up to the sight of sunshine reflecting off the current, and the expansive view, to the south, of Round Prairie. Getting a site anywhere near twenty was considered lucky.
But not tonight.
Will saw the twisted legs first. Hiking boots still crusted with mud from the rain earlier in the evening jutted out from between two tents packed closely together at campsite twenty. Both tents stood dark and silent, but as Will crept forward, he could hear a voice. He thought it was the same one hed heard earlier, only now, instead of shouting, it was more of a rant. Will couldnt make out the words.
He paused at the boots, felt for a pulse. None. A handgun lay still partially clasped in the mans right hand, and blood trailed off into the dark.
Will inched forward alongside the tent, toward the campfire, toward the voice.
A solo man sat hunched over on a ring of short logs that surrounded the fire pit, head in his hands, alternately sobbing and talking to himself.
"What did I do? What did I do?"
A Colt .45 lay at his feet.
Wills eyes surveyed the rest of the campsite before he straightened, walked toward the man, his own gun drawn and aimed at him, finger off the trigger.
"Police officer, dont move."
Kicking the gun out of the young mans reach, he added, "Youre under arrest."
The young man—he couldnt have been over twenty-five—looked up, anguish in his face.
"What have I done?"
"Stand up. Hands in the air."
Complying, the young man looked over, and, as if seeing the body for the first time, began to crumple. Halfway to the ground, Will shoved him face down on the dirt.
"Hands behind your back," Will ordered, kneeling over him as he lay prostrate on his stomach. Double locking the handcuffs, Will began reciting his Miranda rights as he patted the skinny torso and legs down.
"Hes my best friend," the young man sobbed.
Rage engulfing him, Will rolled the young man over, forcing him to look into Wills eyes.
"He was your best friend."
The young man, clearly still drunk, lunged for Will, as if Will had been the one to pull the trigger.
Will took him down with a knee between his legs.
Gasping for air, he moaned, writhing on the ground.
Hal had materialized, and behind him, other campers.
"How many shooters were there?" Will said to no one in particular in the group.
Several shook their heads. While at first they seemed relieved to approach Will, when he kneed the kid, several fell back. But a heavyset man in long underwear stepped forward, saying, "Just two. Him"—pointing toward the kid, still writhing on the ground—"and him"—he pointed at the body.
Handing his gun to Hal, Will said, "Watch him."
Walking back to the body, he trained his flashlight on the trail of blood and followed. It led to a tidy campsite, number eighteen, that hosted a new, family-sized tent.
Will stepped inside and found what he was looking for.
An Indian man lay on his side, holding his stomach. He appeared unconscious, but when Will touched him, his eyes opened.
"My wife," he gasped. Blood trickled out of the corner of his mouth, where it held on briefly before falling to the nylon floor. "My baby."
"Theyre fine. Theyre safe," Will said quietly. "I give you my word. Now dont talk. Well get you out of here, to a hospital."
"My wife…"
A face appeared at the mesh window above where he lay. Will heard a gasp and looked up. Betty Stanmeyer.
"Get his wife," he ordered. "Shes locked in the bathroom. And see if we have a doctor in the campground."
Wide-eyed, Betty nodded then disappeared.
Will could hear her shouting, as she ran toward the outhouse, "Is there a doctor in the campground? We need a doctor!"
The sirens drowned her out.
Chaos ensued. Sleepy-eyed children emerging from tents were pushed back inside by terrified parents. Campers of all ages stood or squat, ready to flee if necessary, their faces lit only by the screens of their cell phones as they texted frantically to friends and family back home. Those lucky enough to have RVs locked windows and doors, cowering inside once theyd slid the last dead bolt in place.
As Will applied pressure to the bullets entry point—the mans lower abdomen—two figures appeared simultaneously at the tents door. One wore a rangers law enforcement uniform. Josh Kennedy. And the other carried a duffle bag, which he began opening as he hurried into the tent, falling to his knees next to Will.
"Im a surgeon," he said. "Move aside."
Within seconds, the woman from the bathroom rushed in, sobbing.
"Hashmuk, Hashmuk…"
Her husband opened his eyes, reached for her hand, and muttered something in Hindi.
"Maam, youll have to back away," the surgeon said. He looked from Will to Josh. "Whos going to assist?"
Will looked to Josh. "You alone?"
"Yes, but theres an ambulance on the way."
"We cant wait for the ambulance," the doctor declared. "This man needs surgery. Now."
"You stay here, help him," Will said. "Ill make sure there are no more perps."
As he stepped out of the tent, Wills head swirled. He could not blot out another doctors voice, earlier, many years earlier. Just miles down the road.…
"Im sorry, she was already gone when I got to her. I tried to save the baby.…"
Demons taking him over now, even the heavyset man in long underwear stepped back when Will reappeared at the campfire at site twenty.
The kid still lay on the ground.
"Get up," Will yelled, pulling him to his feet by his shirt collar. "What was worth killing your best friend for? What?"
The kid looked dazed, totally out of it.
"I dunno. I didnt mean to. We got in a fight. He kept saying I cheated."
For the first time, Will saw the cards scattered on the other side of the campfire.
"He drew his gun first." The young man looked around at the crowd of six or eight campers, mostly men. Zeroing in on one, he added, "Didnt he?"
"What about the guy who tried to stop you?" one of the campers yelled angrily. "The guy from India. He wasnt even playing cards with you punks."
The look of terror and shock on the kids face made it clear. Hed been so drunk that hed forgotten about shooting the second man, who tried to intervene. He was sobering up quickly.
The camper in long underwear looked at Will. "Theyd been drinking and playing cards and arguing all night. Id asked them to quiet down a couple times. The last time, all I saw was that both of them were waving guns around. Thats when the Indian fella came over, to try to calm them down." He looked pained. "I didnt see who got shot first. When I saw the Indian guy dealing with it, I figured it wasnt my problem. I shoulda backed him up. Im ashamed of myself."
There was some mumbling and more than a few sheepish looks.
Will turned back to the kid and grabbed him by the elbow, shoving him.
"Lets go."
He shepherded him in the direction of the highway, toward the Law Enforcement car that Josh had arrived in. But they had an entire campground, filled with campers, to pass through first.
Now that Law Enforcement had arrived, Pebble Creek campground came back alive. Almost in unison, people began venturing out of their tents.
Some swore at the kid, some prayed out loud. Most stood in dead silence, watching.
More lights and sirens announced the arrival of the ambulance.
Will and his prisoner marched on, ignoring the shouts and stares. Relieved of his duty in the tent, Josh appeared, silently walking on the other side of the kid. But then something caught Wills eye.
A middle-aged, balding man, wearing plaid shorts and a T-shirt, had just turned to reach for a camera that his wife held, arm extended out the window of their RV. A handgun stuck out of the back pocket of his shorts.
Wills arm shot out in front of the kid, stopping him. Turning to Josh, he barked an order.
"Take him on to the car."
Then, without waiting to see if Josh obeyed, Will stormed over to the visitor, who had now aimed the camera his way. Grabbing it out of the mans hand, Will tossed it on the ground, then reached behind his bloated belly and one second later, held the revolver hed seen in the mans back pocket in front of his face.
"Whats this?"
Wills eyes burned with barely controlled rage.
The tourist ignored the camera but reached for the gun.
"Give that back," he said. "You cant take it from me. I have a permit."
He called over his shoulder, toward the RV. "Grace, get the permit."
Gun in hand, Will turned back toward Josh, who hadnt moved an inch.
"What did I tell you?" he said. "Take him to the car."
"Will…" Josh muttered.
By now Grace had appeared with a piece of paper in hand. She stepped in front of Will and waved it angrily in his face, her husband behind her, looking just as angry, but happy to let her take charge.
"You cant take that from him. Look. Heres his permit. The new rules in effect now. We can bring guns into the park, as long as we have a permit."
Will stepped toward her. She was a big woman. He wanted to deck her.
"Not in this park," he said, shoving the gun into the waistband of his uniform. "Now get out of my way."
A crowd had gathered around them.
"Who else has a gun?" Will shouted, his eyes scanning the group, which kept growing as more campers felt safe emerging from their tents and RVs.
"You heard me," Will yelled. "Who in this campground has a gun?"
"On us?" one mans voice replied.
"Here. In the campground. In your tent, or your car, or a backpack."
Timidly, a woman stepped forward.
"We have one in our car.…"
"Go get it," Will ordered. "Who else?"
A burly man wearing a SARAH PALIN 2012 T-shirt stepped forward. "I have a gun, but Im not giving it to you. Its legal. Im legal."
Will crossed the ten feet separating them. Came eye to eye with the man.
"Get the gun or spend the night in jail."
"You cant do this," the man said flatly, angrily, sizing Will up.
"Yes, he can," a womans voice cried out. "Thank you!"
More voices joined hers.
"Take it. Take it from him."
Will ignored them.
Reaching for a second set of handcuffs, he pulled them off his belt. When the man caught sight of them, he stepped back.
Wills hand shot out and grabbed him by the neck of his T-shirt.
"Get the fucking gun," Will said in a low voice, but one so filled with rage that even a sixty-pound advantage, and arms muscled by hours in front of a mirror at the gym, seemed no match for it.
The man stood there for at least thirty seconds, his chest heaving with his own anger.
"Ill file a complaint against you, you son of a bitch."
It looked like he might come unglued when his threat brought a snort of laughter from Will.
"Be my guest. Now get the gun."
With one last withering look, the man turned and headed toward his campsite.
"Anyone with a gun had better produce it," Will said to the crowd. "Now."
With some campers cheering him, while two or three whod turned toward their campsites to retrieve their weapons shot profanities his way, Will followed the belligerent camper to his tent.
* * *
"Tenny, come!"
Claudette Nillson waited thirty seconds for a response. When one did not come, she stuck two fingers between her lips and let out an ear piercing whistle. That usually brought her German shepherd running.
"Tennyson!" If anyone were around, Claudette Nillsons whistle, as well as her shout, would have been heard up and down the Paola Creek drainage, which channels its waters to a section of the Middle Fork of the Flathead River especially favored by adventure-seeking kayakers and rafters.
Now her voice shrunk to a worried whisper. "Where the heck are you?"
At first shed just been frustrated, even uncharacteristically irritated at her errant German shepherd. After all, she only had a month to finish her thesis. Shed already taken Tennyson out for a hike, earlier that morning, and his running off on her now meant shed have to take another break from writing, just as she was on a roll. That was the problem—she was so intent on her work that she hadnt kept track of the time. It had been over an hour since Tennyson had whined to be let out, and now Claudette Nillsons instincts had her hurriedly slipping on her Chaco sandals and stepping off the porch of the tiny cabin shed talked her University of Montana professor into letting her use; she was to spend the months of August and September finishing the paper he, as chair of the wildlife biology department, had rather reluctantly approved: The Case for Ecoterrorism.
She jumped off the porch and cut across the dry, prickly growth, this time paying no heed to the noxious knapweed—a tall multibranched plant with purplish pink flowers—that she usually stopped to pull out by its roots. That had been one of the deals shed struck with her professor. Left unchecked, knapweed could—and would—take over native species. Claudette had bargained with Professor Vrable: if he let her stay in his remote cabin on the border of Glacier National Park for the two months she predicted it would take to finish her thesis, she would remove not only the knapweed, but the equally noxious leafy spurge as well. But now she was oblivious to her bare legs brushing against the invasive plants as she hurried toward Paola Creek, Tennysons favorite haunt. She was pretty sure thats where shed find him as, that morning, hed been almost impossible to draw away from the small creek, which had dwindled in size by half in the five weeks Claudette had been there. Shed had to call and call to get Tennyson to return to her side, and even then, hed turned back twice before Claudette finally clipped the leash she always carried on their outings—but almost never used—onto his collar.
"Youre trouble today, arent you big boy?" shed said.
Hed looked up at her with big, loving eyes, tail wagging. Stopping to hug him, she added, "Dont try to charm me."
Now as she headed back to the same spot, she pictured those sweet eyes again.
"Tennyson!" she called.
Minutes later, her heart leaped when she saw his white shoulders, hit by a streak of sunlight filtering through the dense Western hemlocks lining the creek bed.
It took just seconds for it to hit her: he had not moved, not even shifted, at the sound of her voice.
She was running now, crying.
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A binderless coating comprising substantially pure zirconium oxide suspended in an aqueous zirconyl nitrate and ammonium hydroxide gel.
1. A binderless coating composition, free from allkaline and alkaline earth metallic oxides, hafnium, silica, and alumina, comprising substantially pure zirconium oxide suspended in an aqueous zirconyl nitrate and ammonium hydroxide gel.
2. The coating composition of claim 1, wherein zirconium oxide particles in said gel are sized from about 10 microns to about 1 micron.
3. The coating composition of claim 1 wherein the suspension of zirconyl nitrate in said gel is acidified at ambient temperature before application to a pH value of from about 3 to about 4.
4. The coating composition of claim 1 wherein the proportion of zirconyl nitrate to water is in the range of from about 1 Kg of zirconyl nitrate to about 5 liters of water and the amount of ammonium hydroxide is that amount which will produce a pH value of from about 8 to about 11.
5. The coating composition of claim 4, wherein the proportion of zirconium oxide to zirconyl nitrate is about from 3 to about 50 parts by weight of zirconium oxide to about 1 part by weight of zirconyl nitrate.
6. A method of making a binderless water based zirconium crucible coating composition comprising the steps of:
(a) dissolving zirconyl nitrate in the water;
(b) adding ammonium hydroxide to the aqueous solution containing zirconyl nitrate to form a gel having a pH value of from about 8 to about 11;
(c) adding sufficient substantially pure zirconium oxide free from alkaline and alkaline earth metallic oxides, hafnium, silica and alumina particles having a size of from about 10 microns to about 1 micron to said gel to form a suspension of zirconium oxide in said gel.
7. The method of claim 6 wherein said gel containing the suspension of zirconium oxide particles is acidified by the step of adding sufficient nitric acid to adjust the pH value of the gel suspension to a value of from about 3 to about 4.
This is a division of application Ser. No. 07/240,001, filed Sep. 2, 1988 now U.S. Pat. No. 4,856,576.
This invention relates generally to vacuum arc melting and, more particularly, to vacuum arc melting furnace operation in the production of pure zirconium and specifically to crucible coatings used in the crucible of vacuum arc melting furnaces which are used in the production of pure zirconium.
Vacuum arc melting of electron beam welded compacts of zirconium metal sponge, chips or chunks have been employed conventionally to produce ingots of pure zirconium. The welded together compacts form an elongated cylinder which is used as the vertical electrode which is lowered into a copper crucible, which normally contains a water jacket for cooling and the melt is produced by the application of sufficient electrical power to completely arc melt the zirconium to form a melt which cools into an ingot conforming to the shape of the copper crucible.
In the production of zirconium ingots in vacuum arc melting furnaces, the cooled cylindrically shaped ingot is removed from the crucible, the ends squared, and the ingot turned on a lathe to remove the surface that has contacted the crucible. The ingot surface is machined to eliminate folds, laps and unevenness in the physical surface of the ingot as well as the hydrogen which alters the chemistry and physical properties of the zirconium metal. This later step is both time-consuming and costly. It has been necessary however, in the past, to make the surface smooth and to remove surface impurities, including zirconium which has been embrittled by hydrogen at and near the surface of the ingot. Typically there will be adsorbed in the ingot surface as much as 35 to 50 parts per million hydrogen due to the conditions encountered in the vacuum arc furnace. The hydrogen level should however, be less than 5 parts per million in order to eliminate cracking at the surface of the ingot in the forging operation. Both lower hydrogen levels and a smoother surface are necessary in order to eliminate the scalping operation and prevent cracking during forging.
Zirconium and many other reactive metals absorb hydrogen in large amounts to form hydrides..sup.(1) The absorption of hydrogen into zirconium and/or these other metals alters their physical properties from soft, ductile, malleable metals to hard brittle intermetallic compounds. This property of absorbing hydrogen has been known and used for some time to make powders of otherwise ductile metals. Hydrogen may be absorbed or desorbed in a range of temperatures from 250� C. up to 850� C. Desorption is usually accomplished at the higher temperatures while evacuating the furnace by means of vacuum pumps or a combination of a sweep gas and vacuum pumping. A reactive metal may be hydrided by heating under hydrogen atmosphere at greater than 250� C. but less than 600� C. and then cooling to room temperature. The hydrided metal is the crushed to powder and the powder heated in vacuum to dehydride and return the metal to its ductile form. Very small amounts of hydrogen can promote cracking in zirconium when undergoing normal fabrication techniques.
Generally less than 5 parts per million is the preferred level to avoid fabrication problems such as cracking in zirconium.
In a process which produces 18,000 lb. ingots, the squaring and surface removal operation may require removal of as much as 1,000 lbs. of zirconium metal. This is a significant amount of scrap which needs to be recycled and which would be desirable to avoid or eliminate.
It is, therefore, an objective of the present invention to provide a method of making a coating composition and a coating composition which does not introduce impurities into the surface of a zirconium ingot and helps in the prevention of hydrogen absorption by providing an environment which promotes desorption to less than five parts per million.
It is a further objective of the present invention to provide a new method of making zirconium ingots by melting compacts of zirconium metal in a vacuum arc furnace which ingots exhibit less hydrogen embrittlement at the surface, thereby requiring less removal of surface metal to obtain a pure zirconium ingot with a sound surface.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a vacuum arc furnace crucible with a coating which has better heat insulating properties than prior coatings, thereby producing an improved method of making zirconium ingots by enabling higher melt rates to be achieved during the production of zirconium ingots from zirconium compacts in a vacuum arc melting furnace.
FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration of a typical vacuum arc melting furnace used in the production of zirconium.
The foregoing and other objects and advantages of the present invention, as will be more fully described hereinafter, are achieved by providing a paint or coating composition which contains only pure zirconium containing compounds, and a small amount of NH4 (OH)2 and acid, which composition is capable of being applied to the vertical walls of a vacuum arc furnace copper crucible to form a stable, substantially uniform, coating thereon. The zirconium coating composition of the present invention is free of aluminum and aluminum compounds and consists essentially of zirconium oxide suspended in a water-based zirconyl nitrate gel, to which small amounts of base and acid have been sequentially added.
Pure zirconium compounds, i.e., zirconium oxide and zirconyl nitrate, are employed in the preparation of the coating composition of the present invention in order to eliminate the introduction of spurious impurities into the surface of the zirconium ingot formed during vacuum arc melting of a zirconium compact.
The composition is prepared by dissolving ZrO(NO3)2 (zirconyl nitrate) in water and then adding sufficient NH4 OH (ammonium hydroxide) in sufficient quantity to adjust the pH of the solution to a value of from between about 8 to about 11 to form a gel. A preselected quantity of finely divided zirconium oxide is then added to the gel to form a stable suspension of ZrO2 in the gel formed by ZrO(NO3)2 2H2 O and NH4 OH.
Nitric Acid (HNO3) is then added in sufficient quantity to adjust the pH of the gel suspension to a value of from about 3 to about 4.
Preferably between about 3 Kg and 50 Kg of ZrO2 can be suspended for each kilogram of ZrO(NO3)2 used in gel formation. Most preferably about 22 Kg of ZrO2 per Kg of ZrO(NO3)2 is used. The finely divided zirconium oxide is 100%-325 mesh, preferably sized from about 10 microns to less than 1 micron, in size with the best results being obtained from powders with a median particle size of less than 7 μm and preferably less than 5 μm (micrometers, 10-6 m).
To prepare the gel, each Kg of zirconyl nitrate is dissolved in five (5) liters of water to produce a gel capable of suspending the ZrO2 which most preferably results in a final composition containing, for each Kg of ZrO2, approximately 0.22 liters of water.
The final suspension is self-supporting when applied to the inside vertical walls of the copper crucible used in vacuum arc melting. It forms a substantially uniform coating without objectionable sag and with superior adhesion to the prior composition. Without being bound to any specific theory, it is believed that the acidic nature of the composition after preparation and acidification modestly attacks the copper substrate making a surface suitable for bonding of the gel suspension to the substrate.
Referring to FIG. 1 a typical arc melting furnace 10 is illustrated schematically showing a crucible 1, an electrode holder 2 and a vacuum tight housing 3. The housing 3 is attached to the top of the crucible 1 in a manner to provide an air tight fit. Also the electrode holder is axially and vertically mounted in the housing 2 and extends through the top of the housing 2 through a vacuum tight seal at 4. A support structure 12 is provided for housing a means 11 for moving the electrode holder 2 vertically up and down through the top of the housing 3. The electrode compact 15 is mounted on the lower end of the electrode holder 2 at a height near the top of the melt 20 so that during the application of sufficient electric current an arc is drawn between the melt 20 and the electrode compact 15 and the electrode compact 15 melts or is consumed and condenses into the melt 20 thereby increasing the volume of the melt 20 and raising its level in the crucible 1. The crucible 1 is made of copper and is cooled, preferably by a water jacket (not shown) so that the melt will progressively solidify to form an ingot.
The housing 10 is also provided with a means 14 for communicating with a source of vacuum if it desired to melt the electrode compact 15 under vacuum. The electrical connections are not shown but will be attached to the electrode holder 2 and the crucible 1 and the controls will include the control of current to the electrode and the raising and lowering of the electrode holder 2 in response to the melt rate and height of the melt 20. The coating of the present invention is applied to the entire interior surfaces of the crucible 1 contacted by the melt 20.
In the vacuum arc melt method for the production of a pure zirconium ingot, a zirconium compact electrode is provided. The zirconium compact electrode is made up of cylindrical compacts of preselected sizes of zirconium metal chips or sponge scrap plate, chunks etc. or particles or granules, which cylinder sections are electron beam welded together, as is conventional practice, to form a predetermined electrode length.
A typical melt to form an 18,000 lb. ingot, which is 27 inches in diameter, is obtained by vacuum arc melting the zirconium electrode with approximately 35,000 amps in the sealed furnace. A typical melt of this size will be produced with a melt rate of electrode compact of about 60 to 100 lbs. per minute, without the coating of the present invention.
The observed melt rate observed when using a copper crucible coated with the composition of the present invention was approximately 90.8 lbs. per minute.
Further, the typical hydrogen level in the surface of a conventional ingot was about 7-9 ppm to about 50 ppm usually only in the bottom half of the ingot. Using the composition of the present invention, hydrogen levels have been consistently below about 5 ppm overall.
Finally, the scrap produced by squaring the ends of the ingot and scalping the surface by removing objectionable surface characteristics, and to form a smooth outer surface on the ingot, normally runs about 1,000 lbs. of scrap for recycle from each 18,000 lb. ingot. Using the composition of the present invention to coat the walls of the cooled copper receiving crucible, a smooth outer ingot surface was obtained. Since the hydrogen embrittlement is significantly reduced, there is little or no cracking and breaking of the surface during forging, so there is often no need to remove the surface to any depth or even to dress the ingot, and the scrap recycle is then reduced to essentially that which is created by squaring the ends of the ingot, which is about 100 lbs.
This startling improvement is also achieved in part by virtue of the fact that the zirconium compounds used in the formation of the composition of the present invention are essentially pure and Hafnium-free and do not contain aluminum and the impurities associated with aluminum, which all contribute to lowering the level of impurities on the ingot surface that can be present if conventional compositions are employed. This then, in concert with a smooth surface containing a low level of adsorbed hydrogen, dramatically reduces the need for surface treatment of the ingot, which treatment involves removing metal which increases scrap produced by the process, and makes the finished product costlier to produce.
The foregoing description is exemplary only and equivalents of compounds, method steps and apparatus may be employed consistent with the scope of the appended claims interpreted in view of the pertinent prior art.
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Quality Inn & Suites Ft. Lauderdale Airport Cruise Port SouthMinutes from Port Everglades cruise terminals and Fort Lauderdale International Airport with free shuttle service, this hotel provides thoughtful amenities, comfortable rooms and on-site dining...
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Days Inn Airport - Cruise Port SouthThis Hollywood Florida hotel is less than 3 miles from Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Airport. It has a shuttle service to Port Everglades for a charge as well as a daily continental breakfast.
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Neat atmosphere. Was like stepping back 50 years as far as style and exterior architecture! Easy access to beaches, or travelling down HW1.
Parking! Paid for the parking garage. Very small garage. Lot of stuff blocking parking ability. Received a "ticket" three nights in a row, even when 1 night we were told where to park. There was no charges for the "tickets", but still annoying.
The location was really perfect. Easy to get to Miami and not in a busy area. Very beautiful beaches in Hollywood. Parking garage in the hotel.
They were rebuilding the pool.
Roaches, wall needed to be painted. The bathroom was dirty . Terrible..I will never never stay here.
Breakfast very good, and full. Hotel employees very friendly. Very good local situation close to Hollywood downtown bars and restaurants.
Cleanness of room was good, but carpet seems to have never been vacuum cleaned. Hotel need to be refurbished outside.
The area was accessible and design of hotel was nice! I was excited by the pics online! However; totally different in person.
The carpet in halls were not maintained or well kept. It smelled of urine. The floors were dirty with trash, could have used some vacuuming and professional cleaning. The chairs to the table in room were damaged and heavily soiled. There was a daily parking charge with no place to park. Had to park in circle front of hotel blocked in by 2 other parked cars. This parking was our only option and we were told by staff to park there. The overall view of the inside was dirty. I was highly dissappointed!
Lot noise and smell cigarets
Location was good but rooms need upgrading
Reception staff were terrible on check in but better on check out
The bed was comfortable and the hotel was quiet. The television was better than some larger hotels. The bellman was friendly and helpful.
All the renovation makes the hotel not attractive. Entrance into hotel from garage was cluttured. The elevator was kinda scared. The room was not cleaned well and the front desk clerk was not overly personable.
It would need to give a discount when pool is in maintenance and please please change cleaning product. It was almost unbearable to stay at the room
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The pool was being redone when we stayed. When I booked our room a few months ago, we should have been informed that the pool would not be in use on the dates of our stays. That way, I would not have made a reservation there.
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Great location, close to major roads, in the middle of bars and restaurants. We left our car parked at the hotels garage and were able to enjoy downtown hollywood.
Hotel was renovating the pool area, the breakfast was ok. The weather was great but the pool was under construction. I was not impressed by the breakfast. Their waffles and hash rows were soft and chewy.
Comfortable bed. Easy access to downtown Hollywood. Lots of great places to eat within walking distance to the hotel. No need to use car.
$5.00 charge for parking per night.
Room was clean and comfortable Parking was convenient Location was good, right in the middle of downtown.
Breakfast was terrible Tiki Bar beer was not cold, very limited low end alcohol, and was cash only. Pool was closed (apparently under renovation). Entire complex in need of cleaning and renovation.
Room and bathroom were clean, toiletries were provided, excellent location with lots of restaurant and bar options within walking distance, beach was pretty close (although we did not go)
Had to pay to park in their garage, room felt a little humid
A patio bar is placed in the center of the internal structure. Hotel rooms surrounded the central bar, all 6 floors up. The sound of drinkers and music is loud until 2 am. It is a shame for a Ramada name. Hotel outdoor is dirty and smokers smoke in every hall of the hotel.
Staff was very friendly, helpful.
The pool was under construction, yet it was still advertised on the marquee and on Booking.com. bad job by Booking.com The bartender at the tiki bar was very RUDE.
It was the perfect hotel to stay for Miami visit and we defenetly recommend it.
I did like the staff and location. I think the plumbing needs to be fixed. I mean it's a 4 or 5 star hotel. Personally I wouldn't stay more than 2 days. It's good, for a short stay.
Tub clogged, bad and weird parking garage. Not to mention you have to pay for the parking.
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We called down to request a late checkout. They okayed it, but I guess housekeeping did not get the message and woke us up knocking on the door two separate times.
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The Accounts Receivable Analyst II is responsible for ensuring that all information is received and posted to customer accounts in a timely manner. This individual will prepare journal entries for the general ledger and prepare financial analysis of customer accounts. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned. • Develop and implement policies and p...
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