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Lyrical and explosive, this debut book of poetry explores a young man's experiences as a brain surgery patient, plumbs the depths of our greatest fears: death, pain, and illness, and emerges to find eroticism, wild new hope, and the wisdom to see the world in a wholly new way.Lyrical and explosive, this debut book of poetry explores Alex Lemon's/p>
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"'When I say hello, it means bite my heart,' begins one of the poems in Alex Lemon's startlingly raw and raucous first book. Speakers declare, 'I am Hi-Fi, all of me is surround / sound,' and describe a painting of the self as having 'eyes like megaphones.' Reading these poems is like having your five senses turned up to an almost unbearable volume. Sight: 'I could see the patch of hair you'd missed shaving / glow on your calf like a gold brick in an Iowa cornfield.' Sound: "What named me, the moth pleads, banging jazz from light bulbs.' Taste: 'I eat fr'zen strawberries.' Touch: 'Maybe, the surgeon said, / caressing my head like a hurricane.' Lemon's ardent search for beauty and mercy in Mosquito is transformative and true." -Matthea Harvey, author of Sad Little Breathing Machine: Poems
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|Application number
|Publication date
|Mar 30, 1982
|Filing date
|Aug 2, 1979
|Priority date
|Dec 8, 1978
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|Rene Mahr, Henri Radoux, Pierre Mailliet, Emile Lonardi
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|Paul Wurth, S.A.
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|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (10), Classifications (12)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to methods for the delivery of charge material to the interior of a shaft furnace and to apparatus for use in the practice of such methods. More specifically, this invention is directed to charging installations for blast furnaces and particularly to apparatus for delivering the raw material with which a furnace is to be charged to a rotary distribution chute positioned within the furnace. Accordingly, the general objects of the present invention are to provide novel and improved methods and apparatus of such character.
(2) Description of the Prior Art
One of the most significant recent advances in blast furnace technology is the charging installation known in the art as the "bell less top". The "bell less top" is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,693,812. Reference may also be had to U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,929,240, 4,042,130, 4,071,166 and 4,074,816. The "bell less top" charging installation employs a rotary and angularly adjustable distribution chute which, prior to the present invention, has been supplied with material from a pair of intermediate storage hoppers. The success of the "bell less top" charging system is attributable to the fact that, by enabling the charging process to be more accurately controlled than has previously been possible, it has permitted the operating limits of furnaces which would otherwise have been equipped with conventional bell-type charging devices to be exceeded. The significant increase in the degree of control which may be exercised over the operation of a blast furnace with a "bell less top" allows furnace output to be optimized.
For further description of the construction and operation of the "bell less top", reference may be had to the aforementioned patents.
As noted above, prior "bell less top" charging installations have been characterized by a pair of juxtapositioned intermediate storage hoppers which were alternately placed in communication with the interior of the furnace, and thus the charge distribution chute, by apparatus which includes a material flow control or dosing valve. Isolation valves were also provided at both the feed and discharge ends of the intermediate storage hoppers since the hoppers must alternately be at atmospheric pressure to permit loading and at furnace pressure to permit discharging. The use of a pair of intermediate storage hoppers enables the charging of the furnace to proceed on an essentially continuous basis; the only interruptions necessitated being during the opening and closing of the isolation valves. Thus, in accordance with prior "bell less top" technology, a plurality of intermediate storage hoppers are employed and one storage hopper was filled while another was discharging its contents into the furnace. This results in the significant advantage that the productivity of the furnace is not limited by the charging installation.
The "bell less top" charging installations of the referenced patents, while unquestionably highly desirable for employment on modern large-capacity furnaces, are somewhat less cost effective for medium and small capacity blast furnaces. Further, both equipment costs and installation costs must be taken into account should it be desired to retrofit an existing furnace with a "bell less top" so as to upgrade the furnace. Thus, where an existing blast furnace is to be modernized by replacement of a bell-type charging installation with a "bell less top", the furnace operator must take into account the cost of the new apparatus and also the expenses which may be incurred in fitting the new apparatus to his existing furnace. The modernizing expense will, of course, include the cost of converting or modifying existing equipment such as the apparatus for conveying the charge material to the furnace, the super-structure which includes the bell tower, the foot bridges, etc. All of these expense factors have often worked to prevent the upgrading of existing furnaces by replacing their charging installations with charging apparatus of the "bell less top" type and have also resulted in decisions not to employ the "bell less top" on small and medium capacity blast furnaces.
The present invention has, as its principal object, alleviation of the above-discussed economic penalties through the provision of a new furnace charging system and technique which permits the "bell less top" technology to be adapted to small and medium capacity furnaces and also to be retrofitted onto existing furnaces with comparative ease. In achieving this primary objective, a charging installation in accordance with the present invention is characterized by a single intermediate storage hopper which is itself fed from a further temporary storage chamber or bin which is open to the ambient atmosphere. The delivery of material from the temporary storage bin into the intermediate storage hopper is controlled by an isolation valve. The isolation valve, which preferably has a valve member of "mushroom" shape, hermetically isolates the interior of the intermediate storage hopper from the ambient atmosphere and also supports charge material in the bin when in the closed position. The valve, when in the open position, permits rapid delivery of material into the intermediate storage hopper and distributes that material within the hopper in a circular pattern.
The present invention eliminates the need for a plurality of intermediate storage hoppers in a "bell less top" furnace charging installation and thus eliminates the various ancillary items of equipment which are required for a second such hopper in a "bell less top". These ancillary items of equipment include isolation valves, pressurization and depressurization devices, etc. Further, the elimination of the second intermediate storage hopper significantly reduces the space requirements for the "bell less top" charging installation and, in so doing, affords flexibility in selection of an installation position which will be compatible with existing equipment thereby minimizing installation costs. In particular, the single intermediate storage hopper of the charging installation of the present invention can be mounted between the uprights of the bell tower of a conventional charging installation.
The present invention has also necessitated devising a new charging process which permits the furnace to be charged in the shortest possible time; i.e., the present invention fulfills the criteria of charging the furnace without paying a significant penalty due to loss of the ability to load a first intermediate storage hopper while another intermediate storage hopper is having its contents discharged into the furnace. A charging process in accordance with the present invention is characterized by the cyclic combination of the following steps:
(a) Closing of the isolation valve between the intermediate storage hopper and the temporary storage bin;
(b) Pressurizing the intermediate storage hopper and subsequently establishing communication between the hopper interior and the interior of the furnace;
(c) Discharge of the contents of the intermediate storage hopper into the furnace while simultaneously filling the temporary storage bin;
(d) Isolation of the intermediate storage hopper from the furnace and depressurization thereof;
(e) Opening of the isolation valve to rapidly deliver the contents of the temporary storage bin into the intermediate storage hopper; and
(f) Introduction of additional charge material into the temporary storage bin and directly therethrough into the intermediate storage hopper while the isolation valve remains in the open condition.
The charging process outlined above is advantageously performed in a charging installation which is equipped with a feed device for the charge material which consists of a ramp with at least a pair of skips which are controlled so that while one skip is being loaded the other is discharging its contents into the temporary storage bin and vice versa. Thus, in one embodiment of a process in accordance with the present invention each charging "cycle" comprises the introduction into the furnace of a charge of material having a volume corresponding to the contents of the two skips. In this embodiment the delivery of charge material into the intermediate storage hopper during the steps (e) and (f) corresponds to the emptying of the first and second skips respectively and the delivery of material into the furnace in step (c) will consist of the passage into the furnace of a quantity of material equal to the contents of two skips. In accordance with a second embodiment, the quantity of material delivered to the furnace during step (c) corresponds to the volume of three skips and the temporary storage bin will receive the contents of two skips during either of steps (c) or (f).
Also in accordance with the present invention, the furnace charging process is automatically controlled in accordance with the contents of the intermediate storage hopper as determined by weighing. Thus, the intermediate storage hopper will be supported on load cells and will be dynamically isolated from the furnace and from the temporary storage bin by means of flexible compensator connections.
The present invention may be better understood and its numerous objects and advantages will become apparent to those skilled in the art by reference to the accompanying drawing wherein like reference numerals refer to like elements in the several FIGURES and in which:
FIG. 1 is a schematic side elevation view, partly in section, of a shaft furnace charging installation in accordance with the present invention;
FIGS. 2, 3, 4 and 5 schematically illustrate a furnace charging process employing the apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 6 is a schematic side elevation view, partly in section, depicting installation of the present invention on a first type of shaft furnace; and
FIG. 7 is a schematic side elevation view, partly in section, depicting installation of the present invention on a second type of furnace.
With reference now to FIG. 1, the top or throat section of a shaft furnace is indicated generally at 10. A rotatable and angularly adjustable charge distribution chute 12 is mounted in furnace 10 such that its material receiving end is aligned with the lower end of a vertical feed channel 14. The distribution chute 12 is driven, and thus controlled in position by, a mechanism 16 which may be of the type described in Belgium Pat. No. 801,031 or Luxembourg Patent application No. 80,112. Prior art drive mechanisms for chute 12 are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,693,812, 3,814,403, 3,864,984, 3,880,302 and 4,042,130. In accordance with the present invention, the introduction of material with which the furnace is to be charged is effected via a "shut-off device" comprising a single intermediate storage hopper 18. Hopper 18 communicates with vertical feed channel 14 via a spout sub-assembly 20. A material flow control or dosing device 22 and a shut-off or isolation valve 24 are, in the manner known in the art, provided within spout sub-assembly 20.
According to one of the features of the present invention, the intermediate storage hopper 18 is surmounted by a further device for temporarily storing material with which the furnace is to be charged. This further temporary storage device consists of an open-topped chamber or bin 26. Communication between bin 26 and hopper 18 is controlled by means of an isolation valve 28. Valve 28 has a peripheral seating surface which interacts with a seat which is provided about the base of the lower frustoconical portion of bin 26. Valve 28, when in the closed position, hermetically seals the interior of hopper 18 from the ambient atmosphere. Valve 28 is operated by means, which have been omitted from FIG. 1 in the interest of clarity, including a swivel arm. The closure member of valve 28 is of the mushroom-shaped type, as shown in the drawing, whereby the valve can perform the secondary function of distributing the charge material exiting from bin 26 in rings in hopper 18. Valve 28 thus performs the three functions of insuring hermetically between hopper 18 and bin 26, permitting rapid discharge of material from bin 26 into hopper 18 when in the open position and controlling distribution of material falling from bin 26 into hopper 18. By employing valve 28 to perform functions which would otherwise require the use of separate material flow control and hermetic isolation valves, the height of the entire charging installation may be restricted. It is to be noted that in prior art "bell less top" charging installations the upper isolation valves associated with the storage hoppers performed only the function of insuring a hermetic seal between the interior of the hopper and the ambient atmosphere thus did not function to retain and/or regulate the flow of charge material being loaded into the intermediate storage hoppers. As evidenced by the above-referenced patents, in the prior art furnace charged material was not temporarily stored in any type of chamber or reservoir immediately upstream of the intermediate storage hopper.
Continuing with a discussion of FIG. 1, the material with which the furnace is to be charged is delivered to bin 26 by skips or buckets 32 which move on an inclined ramp 30. In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, a pair of skips 32 will travel in alternation with one skip descending the ramp 30 while the other is ascending to the position shown by skip 32 in FIG. 1.
In order to exercise control over the furnace charging operation, the rate of charge material flow into and out of intermediate storage hopper 18 is monitored by a weighing operation. The net weight of the material present in hopper 18 is computed by deducting the tare from the measured weight. The tare is the weight which is present between an upper compensator 34 and a lower compensator 36 when no charge material is in hopper 18. In order to measure the weight of the storage hopper 18 and its contents, the hopper must be capable of acting on the load cells and thus there can be no rigid communication between intermediate storage hopper 18 and the furnace 10. Accordingly, a flexible compensator 36 couples the charging installation, with the exception of feed channel 14 and distribution chute 12 and its drive mechanism, to furnace 10. Further, since the weight of bin 26 and its contents cannot be included in the tare, which must be constant, a flexible connection is also required between intermediate storage hopper 18 and bin 26. Since the prior art did not contemplate serial temporary storage of furnace charge material, with gravity feed from one storage position to the next, there has previously been no requirement for flexible coupling between an intermediate storage hopper and any portion of a furnace charging installatin physically positioned above the intermediate storage hopper.
The weighing operation is performed by three or four load cells such as the cells indicated at 40 and 42 in FIG. 1. The load or measuring cells are typically of the piezoelectric variety and measure the force exerted by the weight of intermediate storage hopper 18 and its contents. As shown in FIG. 1, the load cells 40 and 42 are mounted on an inwardly extended ledge 44 of a supporting frame 38. Frame 38 extends upwardly from furnace 10 and also functions to directly support the temporary storage bin 26.
Since a high pressure is maintained within furnace 10 during operation thereof, an ascending force is imposed on intermediate storage hopper 18 when valve 24 is in the open condition. The force resulting from furnace pressure will reduce the apparent weight of the hopper. The forces imposed upon intermediate storage hopper 18 with valve 24 open will be proportional to the difference between the cross-sectional area D of upper compensator 34 and the cross-sectional area d of the lower compensator 36. If the area of the two compensators were equal, the results of the weight measurement would not have to be compensated for the pressure induced forces. However, the diameter of compensator 34 is generally greater than that of compensator 36. Since the operating pressure of the furnace is constantly monitored, and the difference between D and d is a known constant, the results of the weighing operation can be automatically corrected by electronic means.
To further discuss the weighing operation, it has been known that the ascending force resulting from pressure may actually exceed the tare. Accordingly, as discussed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,071,166, it was previously considered necessary to prestress or bias the measuring cells in order to insure that they would not operate in their negative zone. In the present invention, as depicted in FIG. 1, the load cells 40 and 42 need not be biased since, due to the presence of the upper compensator 34, the upwardly directed pressure forces do not exceed the tare.
With reference now to FIGS. 2-5, an operational cycle employing the apparatus depicted schematically in FIG. 1 will be described. As used herein, the term "cycle" refers to a single discharge of the contents of the intermediate storage hopper 18 into the furnace 10 and a refilling of hopper 18. The duration of such a "cycle" is determined by the "outward and return journey" of a skip 32 on the ramp 30 including the time required for filling the skip at the bottom of the ramp and dumping the contents thereof into bin 26 at the top of the ramp. The term "cycle" will also be understood to refer to the time period for introducing the contents of two skips into the furnace. During such a "cycle" a complete and uniform layer of material is deposited on the charging surface with the end of spout 12 typically transcribing a spiral path proceeding inwardly from its most outwardly directed position to the center of the furnace; i.e., the discharge chute 12 will spiral inwardly from its shallowest angle with respect to horizontal to the vertical orientation. The flow of material out of hopper 18 must be coordinated with the speed of movement of the discharge chute 12 and for this purpose flow control device 22 will be automatically controlled in accordance with chute speed and position and the results of the weighing operation which determines the contents of hopper 18.
Optimum charging conditions dictate that the operation of the valves 24 and 28 must not occupy the greater part of the duration of a charging "cycle". Similarly, the greater part of a charging "cycle" should not be taken up by idle periods. The accuracy of the control which may be exercised over the charging "cycle" is directly related to the number of turns in the spiral movement transcribed by the end of the distribution chute 12 and thus the movement of the distribution chute should be maximized during each "cycle". These conditions may obviously be more easily fulfilled in accordance with the prior art technique of employing a pair of intermediate storage hoppers which are alternately discharged into the furnace. A principal consideration in accordance with the present invention is that the charging installation itself not limit the speed at which the skips may be loaded and emptied. Another consideration in accordance with the present invention is that the portion of the "cycle" during which material is being delivered into the furnace should be maximized.
As represented in FIGS. 2-5, the charging installation employs a pair of skips 32a and 32b. Starting from the portion of the "cycle" shown in FIG. 2, a first skip 32b has already discharged its contents into intermediate storage hopper 18 and the contents of skip 32a are being directly loaded into intermediate storage hopper 18 through the bin 26 and valve 28. Thus, during the phase of the "cycle" represented by FIG. 2, the lower isolation valve 24 is in the closed condition while valve 28 is in the open condition and the interior of hopper 18 is at atmospheric pressure. As soon as skip 32a is empty, valve 28 is closed and the pressure within intermediate storage hopper 18 is raised to a level approximately equal to that prevailing inside furnace 10. The pressurization of hopper 18, and also its depressurization, is effected by means known in the art which have been omitted from the drawing in the interest of facilitating understanding of the invention. As soon as the furnace pressure is established within hopper 18, valve 24 is opened and flow control member 22 withdrawn to the appropriate position so that the charging of the furnace can commence. The furnace charging portion of the "cycle" is depicted in FIG. 3 and it may be seen that the contents of intermediate storage hopper 18 are being distributed on the furnace hearth via the controllable distribution chute 12. During the period required for cycling the valves 24 and 28 and pressurizing the hopper 18, skip 32a has descended ramp 30 to the loading station and skip 32b, which was filled with material while skip 32a was being emptied as shown in FIG. 2, has returned to the top of ramp 30 and is discharging its contents into the temporary storage bin 26. The delivery of material from bin 26 into hopper 18 is prevented at this time by closed valve 28 which is supporting charge material in bin 26.
When substantially all of the furnace charge material has been released from hopper 18, the flow control device 22 and valve 24 are returned to the conditon shown in FIG. 2 and the intermediate storage hopper 18 is depressurized. The skip 32b will by this time have been emptied and, during depressurization of intermediate storage hopper 18, skip 32b will be descending toward the loading station and skip 32a will be ascending ramp 30. Valve 28 will, during depressurization of intermediate storage hopper 18, be closed and thus will be retaining the material from skip 32b in bin 26 as shown in FIG. 4. When depressurization has been completed, valve 28 will be opened and the contents of bin 26 will be quickly released into intermediate storage hopper 18. As the contents of bin 26 are being released into hopper 18, the full skip 32a will be approaching the top of ramp 30 as shown in FIG. 5. When skip 32a reaches the top of ramp 30 it will immediately begin to discharge its contents through bin 26 and valve 28 directly into hopper 18 as shown in FIG. 2. During the portion of the "cycle" depicted in FIG. 5, i.e., before skip 32a again reaches the top of ramp 30, the operation of this system may be temporarily stopped in order to insure that valve 28 is open and that bin 26 is empty. This verification will be automatically performed.
The apparatus of the present invention, and the operational sequence described above, provides the dual advantages that the flow of furnace charge material does not under normal circumstances interrupt or brake the synchronous alternating operation of the skips 32a and 32b and that the supply of material from the skips, in turn, does not interrupt the charging operation which occurs during the portion of the "cycle" depicted in FIG. 3. These advantages are as a result of the serial intermediate storage of at least a portion of the furnace charged material in bin 26 and subsequently in intermediate storage hopper 18.
In accordance with a further embodiment of the invention, a charging operation similar to that depicted in FIGS. 2-5 can be carried out with a charging "cycle" corresponding to the filling and emptying of three skips. If three skips are to be employed, the intermediate storage hopper 18 must be sized so as to be at least equal to the contents of three skips and, of course, the charging "cycle" is prolonged. Because of the increase in the time required to discharge the contents of the enlarged hopper 18, the contents of the third skip will be temporarily stored in bin 26 and this, in turn, requires an increase in the size of the bin. As an alternative, if it is either necessary or desirable to avoid increasing the size of the temporary storage bin 26, the third skip may be dumped during the portion of the "cycle" depicted in FIG. 2.
A charging installation in accordance with the present invention can be designed to be mounted as a single self-contained unit on an existing furnace. FIG. 6 illustrates how the present invention may be mounted on a shaft furnace of the type customarily employed in Europe. The furnace 10 of FIG. 6 is situated within the bounds of a square tower 50 which is designed to support the superstructure and essential items of the charging installation. Thus, in the FIG. 6 environment, the furnace itself does not perform a supporting function for the charging installation and, in the interest of employing the present invention, a "coneless throat" may be installed whereby the opening at the top of the furnace may be reduced when compared to that required for a charging installation which employs conventional charging bells. In the FIG. 6 installation a frame 46 is designed so as to be mounted directly on the furnace. Frame 46, in turn, includes a support beam 48 which, via load cells 40, supports the intermediate storage hopper 18. Frame 46 also supports the bin 26. Since only a single intermediate storage hopper 18 is employed, the overall width of the charging installation is reduced and no modifications have to be made to the existing furnace superstructure. Also, since the vertical axis of the intermediate storage hopper 18 is off-set with respect to the longitudinal axis of the furnace, the charging installation may be positioned so as to mate with an existing ramp 30.
FIG. 7 illustrates the modernization of a blast furnace 52 of the type commonly employed in North America. In FIG. 7, a "bell less top" charging installation in accordance with the present invention has replaced a bell-type or cone-type charging installation which has been represented at 54 in a broken line showing. Furnace 52 differs from furnace 10 of FIG. 6 in that it functions as the supporting member for the charging installation and auxiliary equipment. Thus, in the environment of FIG. 7, it is not possible to carry out any major conversions or modifications in the upper part of the furnace. In accordance with the present invention, use is made of an existing flange 56 which customarily forms a portion of a prior art bell-type charging system. A "floor" 58 is mounted from flange 56 to reduce the size of the opening at the furnace top. The driving mechanism 16 for the distribution chute 12 is supported above floor 58 as is the frame 60 for supporting the remaining elements of the charging installation. The "floor" 58 may be of hollow construction whereby it can be cooled by circulation of a liquid therethrough to thereby prevent excessive heating and to increase its mechanical strength.
It is significant that in both the FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 installations it is unnecessary to modify the bell tower of a prior charging installation.
While preferred embodiments have been shown and described, various modifications and substitutions may be made thereto without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, it is to be understood that the present invention has been described by way of illustration and not limitation.
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|Jan 10, 1978
|Arthur G. Mckee & Company
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|Paul Wurth S.A.
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|Mar 1, 1988
|Paul Wurth S.A.
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|Mar 4, 1987
|Apr 18, 1989
|Paul Wurth S.A.
|Installation for charging a shaft furnace
|Mar 16, 1988
|Aug 22, 1989
|Paul Wurth S.A.
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|Apr 1, 2003
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|Jun 18, 2004
|Sep 27, 2005
|Z&J Technologies Gmbh
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|Oct 5, 2006
|Oct 11, 2011
|Siemens Vai Metals Technologies Gmbh
|Method and device for charging feedstock
|Jun 18, 2004
|Dec 30, 2004
|Ekkehard Brzoska
|Furnace head or furnace throat seal
|Oct 5, 2006
|Nov 20, 2008
|Hans Werner Bogner
|Method and Device for Charging Feedstock
|U.S. Classification
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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2001 S. Johns Avenue Emmett, Idaho 83617 (map) | (208)365-6363
Sites: 10 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $15.00
This is not for bigger rigs as it has a serious egress problem. We are 55 feet long and 11.8 feet high and had to swerve around tree branches. The aisles are so small that there was no way for us to make the turn into a pull through. Smaller rigs will work but water isn't available which is actually a good thing as the city water of Emmett is so horrible that it runs brown at the local elementary school, and that's after extensive work that was done to bring it up to EPA standards after a hefty fine. It's a good place if you're just there for the fair or overnight but it is on the main highway with plenty of noise. - User3326
Emmett, Idaho (map) | (208) 365-4479
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 2 Reviews
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May 2012 - $25.00
This is older park with friendly staff. Brother in law lives near here so I chose this park as there were not a lot of choices. It is clean, right on the edge of downtown and very close to McDonalds. Gravel pads were reasonably level. Spaces very close. Wi-Fi worked ok and TV was good. - User1286
May 2007 - $14.00
Small, pleasant RV Park located behind the motel. About half the sites have long term residents. The park is quiet, very well maintained and centrally located in Emmett. Owners are friendly and helpful. Clean laundry with 2 washers/dryers. No restroom facilities, so you need to be self contained. Rates are very reasonable, we paid $70 for a week. - RVRoadie
Caldwell, Idaho (map) | (208) 453-8791
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 57 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $30.00
I normally try to stay in Boise, but I could not find anything in Boise or Meridian and that is why I ended up in Caldwell. The new owners (ex military purchased in 2015) are extremely helpful and seem to care about us and how we perceived their park. There is adequate space between sites with beautifully maintained grassy areas separating each site with very level gravel parking on each site. The only small negative is they do not have any picnic tables, but since I rarely use one, it didn't bother me. - USA by RV
Aug 2016 - $25.00
The park was full so we were put in an overflow spot with electric and water run from a site across the road. The sites are grassy and mostly shady. Gravel throughout the park. Sites appear to be level. Restrooms and showers were kept clean. - Jim and Chris
Jul 2016 - $29.00
Because the park was full, we were placed in an overflow site with electric hookup only. It was reasonably level and provided us with a nice 'front yard' that the regular sites did not have. The park appeared to be very neat and tidy, and the owner was very accommodating and pleasant. Easy access to the interstate. This was a perfectly adequate overnight stop. - Katy29
21965 Chicago St Caldwell, Idaho 83607 (map) | 208-402-6630
Sites: 136 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 6 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $36.00
Park is very well maintained. Management is very nice. Good wifi. BUT don't stay here if you are a light sleeper. There are railroad tracks nearby and we were awakened every 2 hours throughout the night when the trains going by would blow their whistle. And the whistle was not a couple of short toots but long drawn out repeated whistles. Impossible to sleep! Could also hear road noise from the nearby freeway. - Sven555
Jul 2016 - $39.00
Nice RV park close to interstate, but quiet. A resort? Don't think so, but nice laundry facility and a pond. There is a 4' wide strip of grass between sites. Good Verizon service and OTA tv signals (along with included cable). WiFi worked reasonably well and you can pay for an upgrade to WiFi service if you need better service. The sites are loose rock and there is hardly any shade. Not much right around the park, but you are close enough to Nampa and Boise. - jtl2
Jul 2016 - $31.00
our rate was based on a one week stay.
This is a fairly large park with paved streets and spacious sites, some are paved and the rest gravel. The hookups are well placed and sites have cement pads and picnic tables. Since this is a new park there is very little shade but trees have been planted. There is a nice fishing pond and some of the sites back onto it. There are various site categories and prices. The staff are friendly but you rarely see them.
I'm not sure why they chose this location for a park, there's a shooting range close by and a mink ranch that you definitely notice when the wind blows in the right direction. The garbage dumpster is at the end of the park and about a five minute walk from the other end.
Upon check in we had to initial and sign 3 pages of rules and anything over one dog is a $2.00 a day charge. there is a small dog run at one end of the park, otherwise you will have to take your dog out of the park on a dirt road to do his business or for exercise.
Overall this is a nice park that could use some fine tuning. - pheasantplucker57
Caldwell, Idaho (map) | (208) 454-0279
Sites: 118 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 17 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $26.00
Worst place we ever stayed we stayed in a forty ft motor home. We were going to stay two nights, pulled out after first night, did not feel safe. Cops were coming through all hours of the night & firetrucks were in there checking things out It was almost like a homeless camp. Took my dog for a walk around the park, seen all kinds of nasty stuff along the borders of the property. I slept with my pistol not under my pillow but on top of the pillow, pretty rough looking place. My advice pass this place by. Would not ever stay here again. - DandMandS
Jun 2016 - $27.00
This is an inexpensive trailer park for permanent residents with a couple of short, 30 amp, pull-through sites for overnight guests. Bathrooms, showers, and laundry were dated but fairly clean. WiFi worked well.
I would not stay here again. - JoyceM
Nov 2015 - $28.00
Park has a lot of year round sites. Some older vehicles but no accumulation of debris. Very convenient huge dumpster on the way out of park. Water pressure good, and sewer system in good shape. Management is extremely helpful and professional. - steppin right along
615 Smeed Pkwy Caldwell, Idaho 83605 (map) | (208) 454-8584
Sites: 188 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 168 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $40.00
Beautiful newer park off Exit 29. Big, wide spaces with growing trees. Laundry was immaculate, but a bit small for the size of the park. Definitely would stay here again if coming thru this area. We were here a week. Nice grass strips at each site and a patio. - WSKeifer
Sep 2016 - $12.00
We love this park. Our rate was based on a monthly rate....we were there for 4 months. That price does not include electric. We've stayed here during the summer for 3 years and have enjoyed all of our time there. The staff is personable, helpful and very kind. The only glitch was the wifi. When the park was full, which was most nights, there was basically no access. We're looking forward to getting back in March. - C Kelsey
Sep 2016 - $30.00
First time at this park, easy to access off of I-84 and far enough away not to hear highway noise. The park is very, very well maintained by staff and very friendly as well. Wide and log sites with a strip of green grass between sites, also well manicured. You park on clean gravel rock and pretty level. Restrooms, pool, laundry are very clean. We just wished the WiFi was stronger. Very weak in the early morning and late afternoon (guess the 190 sites put a strain on the towers). But we will definitely stay here again. - mandrgames
Boise, Idaho (map) | (208) 939-8080
Sites: 194 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 85 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $37.00
It is a bit of a struggle to get from the expressway to the campsight which is located in a residential area with some nice parks close by. Several surface streets to traverse and tough in afternoon traffic.
The reward is the campground - the widest in park streets I have ever seen. Easy to pull into the sites and get out.
About 25% are long term and are all neat except for one guy that was growing a jungle of vines which had almost covered his entire camper - must be an old hippy!
Great staff, park is kept very clean and it is quiet.
WiFi was good and so was Verizon. - Larry Jenkins
Aug 2016 - $37.00
Pleasant check-in.
You will be escorted to your site for parking guidance. This is necessary, otherwise your slide-out could touch your neighbors awning, or your own awning reaches your other neighbors slide-out. Yes, sites are close together.
Despite this, we would come back.
Good service (waste pick-up at your site) and the park is very clean. Small pool area compared to the pet park. Nice recreation hall.
This RV park is worth the money! - Bluesbirdy
Aug 2016 - $37.00
Nicely laid out. Pull-through row was a little close, but had ample slides and awning room. Nice grass , concrete patio, level good gravel site. Baths were super, clean, private rooms, laundry large, fair cost, less than most. WiFi...well, you know how that goes, but adequate mostly. Out of the business of Boise, but easy to access all. We would come back. - ToniB
Fruitland, Idaho (map) | (208) 452-4232
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $20.00
The comments made before are still the same. The only complaint is that the trees have now grown and create a problem rubbing the RV. The price has changed to $20.00. I have 50 amps and assume so do all the rest. There are just two site taken. No noise at all at night. I would stay here again. - Jimmyk
May 2015 - $20.00
Started using this park several years ago. $15 with sewer dump in rv park, now $20 plus $5 sewer dump next to store/gas station. Trees overgrown and very hard to maneuver without scratching RV. No one else in park so parked wrong way to have TV and stay out of trees. I will look for another place to overnight in the future. - bigbuda
Aug 2012 - $15.00
Very basic park. All pull throughs on gravel. Each site has two small trees. Sites 21-25 have 50 amp. Only two sites were in use when we were there. RV park is behind the Produce Barn, which is behind the convenience store/service station. Only restrooms are in store. Dump is available, but campers pay the same fee as the public: $5. To find on map systems, search for "All American Food" in Fruitland. This park is right off I-84 and is fine for an overnight, but we probably wouldn't stay much longer. - Ken and Lee
Boise, Idaho (map) | (208) 375-7432
Sites: 130 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 66 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $28.00
Riverside RV Park is nice as long as you focus on the first three rows. The first row are the back-in sites that have water and electric only. The next two rows are pull-thrus sites that have FHU. The pull-thru sites have a strip of concrete and a strip of grass giving it a spacious look.
There are two sections to the back-in sites (Golf Course and Green Belt). Golf Course (sites 1 thru 10) has a make shift utility service. The electrical service was fastened to the picket fence and some lines were on the ground. Each site is connected to a green water line also attached to the picket fence. I sure hope this green hose was approved for drinking. We chose not to use this hose for drinking water.
The Golf Course sites were fairly long but definitely not level. We have seen many RV's bottom out trying to get into the site. The Green Belt sites were shorter in length and have the typical pedestal arrangement.
Beyond the first three rows are the long term residents. The sites are "side by side" and are extremely tight. Some of the rigs look that they have been abandoned but people are living in them. There is a lot of "junk" surrounding the sites. Multiple cars per site parked haphazardly. Not a pretty site.
The bathhouse had 4 showers per gender and (8) washers @ $1.50 and (8) dryers @ $1.50 for 60 minutes. The bathrooms were clean but starting to show their age. WiFi was available but not very usable. You would need to go to the office for good reception. Verizon air card and phone reception was good. There is a dump station within the park. Some of the trees need to be pruned.
Considering this is an inner city campground, some leeway should be made. However, I do think that management should have tighter controls on what is allowed on a site as well as the condition of the rigs.
This is probably the best campground in the area. Remember that this campground is located in Garden City not Boise. We would come back being aware of what to expect. - adsaxs
Aug 2016 - $28.00
Overall, it is what you should expect from a campground or RV park in the middle of an urban area. Clean restrooms and fairly reliable WiFi (free) are something that is rare in most campgrounds in this area. The ability to jump onto the Greenbelt and walk to the River (within 3-5 minutes of walking) is a great luxury that none of the other RV parks and resorts here can offer you. Some of the permanent/long term residents have encroached on space that's not theirs. - Camping Marine
Aug 2016 - $39.00
The best feature of this park is its location right on the Garden City Greenbelt multiuse trail which connects to the Boise River Greenbelt. Sites are large, with a dedicated separate space for tow vehicle or toad. Most of the park is gravel. The exception is the Greenbelt sites, which are water and electric only. These have grass, but are much narrower.
Adjacent Hawks ballpark is rather noisy, especially on weekends, but if you enjoy baseball, you might want to take in a game.
Good Sam discount, but we stayed a week for $234. - Ken and Lee
Nampa, Idaho (map) | (208) 465-7199
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 14 Reviews
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Sep 2012 - $26.00
When we pulled in the office was closed for the long weekend so it was self check in. We drove through the site which was dirt roads and dirt sites. The park was almost full of permanent residents and really unappealing. We left and really would not recommend it. - Terry G
Aug 2012 - $25.00
This RV Park is dominated by the rudest manager I have ever come across. Non professional, lacks people skills downright mean lady. She locks down the bathrooms and told me, "Too bad. You live in a RV use the damn thing!" She lies and says she is the owner of the park, not allowing anyone to complain to higher ups. The park is dirty. Its a park that people use to live at, with all their corresponding junk and cars. I would not stay here again if it was the last spot on God's green earth. - mrsnoose
Mar 2012 - $18.00
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this park. The Manager was very nice and the restrooms, showers and laundry were updated as well as always clean and tidy! We'll stay there anytime we are anywhere near Nampa, Idaho. - RV On The Move