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This is a division, of copending patent application Ser. No. 07/523,674, filed May 15, 1990, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,178,922.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention concerns a thermal protection device designed to protect the cylindrical casing of a ramjet engine combustion chamber.
The invention is more particularly concerned with an internal thermal protection device for hollow structures subjected to the ablative flow of corrosive gases at high speeds and high temperatures and to high-level vibrations, in particular where such phenomena are inherent to their operation, and with a method of manufacturing this device.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In the current state of the art the thermal protection layers of such structures are made from composite materials using organic, organo-metallic or mineral binders possibly including powder, fiber, mineral or organic woven reinforcement. When exposed to hot gases the ablatable material is pyrolyzed. This pyrolysis is accompanied by deterioration of the carbon-based or organo-silicic chain of the binder which renders the scoria fragile and breakable within the mass of material. To alleviate this the thermal protection layer is usually reinforced, by various techniques.
It is known that the ablation of a material of this kind subjected to erosion by hot gases and to vibration is reduced when the material is reinforced. The reinforcing armature embedded in the insulating material may be metallic or non-metallic, woven or fibrous.
The patent U.S. Pat. No. 4,655,866 describes a reinforced thermal protection device of this kind and the method of manufacturing it. The device is for thermally protecting walls along which gas flows, such as ramjet engine combustion chambers.
This prior art patent is of interest because it enabled the development of a flexible, for example silicone protection, reinforced in particular by an armature oriented relative to the gas flow, which confers good resistance to ablation and to loss of material due to vibration inherent to operation of the engine.
An object of the invention is to improve the performance of a device as disclosed in the aforementioned patent, in particular with regard to its mechanical strength following pyrolysis of the binder.
In one aspect, the invention consists of a thermal protection device for protecting walls of structures exposed to ablative flow at high temperatures in the presence of vibrations, the device comprising, embedded in a thermally insulative matrix, (1) a refractory armature formed by a fringed mat comprising (i) a meshed part exposed to the ablative flow and (ii) fringes intended to be directed towards the wall of the structure to be protected, the device further comprising (2) an open-weave refractory woven material parallel to the meshed part of the armature and through which said fringes pass.
The effect of implanting in a fringed mat a woven material in which the threads are advantageously twisted or spiralform (in the form of helical coils) is to maintain the integrity of the scoria after deep pyrolysis of the thermal protection and even after deterioration of its adhesive bonding to the wall to be protected. The effect of the spiralform woven material is to bind the layers of fringes together and to solidify the structure.
Advantageously, the refractory woven material is in the form of interpenetrating parallel spiralform filaments, which makes the woven material very flexible in a direction parallel to the filaments.
The refractory woven material may be chosen from the following materials: steel, carbon impregnated with a resin which stiffens or rigidifies the woven material, hereinafter termed a stiffener resin, silica impregnated with a stiffener resin or some other organic or non-organic resin.
In accordance with non-limiting preferred features of the invention:
the thermally insulative matrix in which the refractory armature is embedded is silicone-based, i.e. a silicone resin forms a substantial part of the matrix,
the matrix is charged with silicon carbide fibers and powder or any other refractory (powder) material,
the fringed mat is made from silicon carbide or any other refractory (fiber) material,
the device is cylindrical and the armature is formed by a fringed tape wound on in a spiral.
In another aspect the invention consists of a method of manufacturing a thermal protection device to protect the inside of a cylindrical wall exposed to ablative flow at high temperatures and in the presence of vibration, in which method:
a fringed refractory tape is wound onto a mandrel so that the fringes are oriented so as to radially project outwardly relative to the mandrel so as to form a fringed mat,
the fringed mat is impregnated with a thermally insulative substance that can be polymerized,
an open-weave refractory woven material is disposed around the impregnated fringed mat,
the filaments of the woven material are caused to penetrate between the fringes of the fringed mat, and
According to non-limiting preferred features of the invention:
the filaments of the woven material are caused to penetrate between the fringes of the fringed mat by winding a filament or tape around the woven material,
the filament or tape is made from a refractory material,
the filament or tape is made from steel,
the filament or tape is made from silicon carbide,
the filament or tape is made from carbon fibers,
the filament or tape is made from silica fibers,
the cured assembly is machined to match the inside diameter of the cylindrical wall to be protected,
it is principally the base of the fringes that are impregnated in order to facilitate penetration of the free ends of the fringes into the woven material,
the curing is carried out under pressure,
the thermally insulative matrix is silicone-based and the curing is carried out at 100� C. at a pressure of 10 bars for one hour 30 minutes,
the fringed tape is silicon carbide based,
the woven material is in the form of interpenetrating parallel spiralform filaments,
the woven material is made from steel.
The performance of a protective material in accordance with the invention depends on the following parameters:
the nature of the fringes (nature and size of the fibers): this is chosen according to the required thickness of the thermal protection, the previously chosen type of structure (woven material) and the depth to which it is applied; the fringes, once wound, must be in a plane as close as possible to the radial plane and the ends of the fringes must not be impregnated (or must be impregnated to only a limited degree) so that said fringes can easily be inserted into the spiralform woven material;
the tension with which the fiber or tape is bound: this tension directly influences the inclination of the fringes and their ability to remain in a radial plane of the mandrel;
the nature and therefore the viscosity of the impregnating substance: a substance with too low a viscosity is not suitable as it may run; the substance must have a consistency such that it wets the fringes perfectly while itself remaining sufficiently thixotropic for the tape to retain its original shape and not to run;
the machine parameters (feed pressure, size and position of the fringes): these are all factors conditioning the obtaining of a correct base for the implantation of the mesh.
Objects, characteristics and advantages of the invention will emerge from the following description given by way of non-limiting example with reference to the appended drawings.
FIG. 1 is a partial perspective view of a thermal protection device in accordance with the invention.
FIG. 2 is a partially cut away enlarged view of the detail I from FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a side view of the device from FIG. 2, as seen in the direction of the arrow III in FIG. 2, in an exploded form showing the main stages in the manufacture of the device.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a mandrel around which a fringed tape is wound in a first stage of the method of manufacturing the device from FIGS. 1 through 3.
FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the tape wound in a previous stage and a piece of woven material on the point of being wound around the mandrel.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a refractory tape being wound around the mandrel, the fringed tape and the woven material during another stage in the manufacturing process, in which the fringes on the tape are caused to interpenetrate with the woven material.
As is seen from FIGS. 1 through 3 a thermal protection device 1 in accordance with the invention comprises, embedded in a thermally insulative matrix which impregnates it, a refractory armature 2 and an open-weave material 3.
The refractory armature 2 is formed by a fringed mat including a meshed part 4 designed to be exposed to the ablative flow and fringes 5 designed to face towards the wall of the structure to be protected.
The open-weave material 3 comprises interpenetrating parallel spiral filaments 3A.
The spiral filaments 3A are entirely enclosed between the fringes 5 of the armature 2, which therefore pass completely through the open weave of the woven material 3.
The meshed part is advantageously meshed also in the direction of its thickness.
A protection layer 6, advantageously of a refractory nature, is disposed at the ends of the fringes and fixed to them, for example by way of the adhesive natrue of insulative matrix.
This insulative matrix material is advantageously polymerizable.
When, as in the case in FIGS. 1 through 3, the device 1 is part-cylindrical, the spiralform filaments 3A are oriented parallel to the generatrices of the cylinder so that the curvature of the device does not lead to any significant deformation of the spiralform filaments themselves.
FIGS. 4 through 6 show the principal stages in manufacturing this device:
in FIG. 4 a non-impregnated fringed tape 7 is being wound onto a mandrel 8 with a diameter at least equal to the usable inside diameter of the combustion chamber, the mandrel 8 being mounted on a machine 9,
the resulting fringed mat 2 is impregnated by means of a transfer device that is not shown (transfer press and pot or transfer gun, for example applies between rows of fringes a filled silicone resin substance which impregnates the refractory matrix of the protection device (which constitutes the aforementioned insulative matrix),
in FIG. 5 the metal spiralform woven material 3 is being readied for placement over and implantation into the wound and impregnated mat 2;
in FIG. 6 the resulting structure is being bound by winding on a refractory filament or tape 10 constituting the aforementioned layer 6,
the mandrel and the structure wound onto it are put into an autoclave (not shown) and cured at a temperature of 100� C. and a pressure of 10 bars for one hour 30 minutes,
the thermal protection the resultant thermal protection body 1 is machined to thickness, preferably by machining it down to the level of the metal woven material.
The spiralform filaments of the woven material 3 are parallel to the axis of the mandrel.
For this operation to be carried out under optimum conditions:
the ends of the fringes must not be impregnated, or must be impregnated to only a limited degree, so that the fringes can readily penetrate the woven material,
the fringes must be in a plane as close as possible to the radial direction of the mandrel,
the silicone matrix must have a consistency such that the fringes are totally wetted, but it must also be sufficiently thixotropic for the tape to retain its original form and not run.
In one specific embodiment of this thermal protection the materials used are as follows:
______________________________________silicon carbide fringesthread count 1,000 threads/tuftlength 12 mmbase height 3.5 mmbeat-up 3/cmweight/m 3.8 gmixture composition (preparedby any suitable known method):RTV 630 A (100 parts)RTV 630 B (10 parts)Supplier G.E.SiC powder (25 parts)SiC fibers (6 parts)PR 67 retardant (2 parts)staniless steel spiralform woven material:void (separation of filaments) 3 mmfilament diameter 0.6 mmpitch of spirals 5 mm______________________________________
These materials yield a product with the following mean characteristics:
em ≠8.5-9 mm
dm ≠1.8 g/cm3
λm ≠0.53 W/m/�C.
Cm ≠1.15/g/�C.
em =mean thickness
dm =mean density
λm =mean thermal conductivity
Cm =mean specific heat
It goes without saying that the foregoing description has been given by way of non-limiting example only and that numerous variant embodiments may be proposed by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the invention.
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GREAT FALLS, Mont. – The fourth-ranked Westminster College women's basketball team moved one step closer to a fifth straight Frontier Conference regular season championship with a 70-42 win over Great Falls (Mont.) on Friday night in the McLaughlin Center.
Westminster improved to 23-2 overall this season and remains perfect in league play at 12-0. The Griffins are now one win shy of clinching the conference title for a fifth consecutive season. Great Falls drops to 14-14 and 4-10 in the league with the loss.
Playing on regional television for the first time in school history, the Griffins started the game quickly for the Altitude Sports Network audience. Less than 10 minutes into the contest, it was 22-4 for Westminster and would grow the lead to 30-9 in the half. UGF would make a push to close the half and trailed 34-23 at intermission.
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My Year in Meals
by Rachael Ray
For the first time, #1 New York Times bestselling author Rachael Ray offers fans a glimpse into her own kitchen diary. From everyday meals to complicated culinary feats, Rachael reveals what she herself cooks for her family and friends for one whole year.
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Dec 20, 2012 Jenny rated it it was ok
Shelves: from-the-public-library, cooking
These recipes just seem way too involved for everyday cooking... I like some of her stuff, but I want simple recipes that don't require a lot of specialized ingredients. Not one of my faves.
Dec 31, 2012 Lisa rated it liked it
Shelves: recipes-cooking
One of my strategies for keeping my weight down is looking at recipe books like this one by Rachael Ray. The recipes are far too complicated and involved, and require too many obscure ingredients to actually make. Frankly it is hard to even get inspired to modify the recipe. However, it is nice to page through, look at the pictures, and mentally scan the recipes. That's the calorie free way to do it!
Check out the name of this dish on p. 253: Pissaladiere. Really? Not in my house!
Check out the name of this dish on p. 253: Pissaladiere. Really? Not in my house!
Oct 04, 2015 Hoyt rated it liked it
I was very interested in the concept for this book: learning what a TV chef actually eats at home. So what did I learn? Ms. Ray eats a LOT of Italian food, so nearly every recipe lists EVOO and Fresno chiles. This book is maybe 60-70% Italian recipes. She also uses a lot of ingredients that may be difficult to find in your regular non-New York supermarkets. Still, a lot of the recipes sound tasty, so I'll have to try them out over the next few months.
As a cook book, this is not as easy to follow ...more
As a cook book, this is not as easy to follow ...more
Dec 05, 2014 Justine rated it liked it
Well, it was fun to read, but the recipes are not really geared toward real life in terms of cost of ingredients and complicated recipes. I mean its obvious she does not have the need to stick to any type of food budget, but I cringe to think about her monthly food spending. Probably more than my mortgage, car, and school loans combined. And lots of hard to find ingredients. My local grocery store does not have ramps or zucchini flowers, which were prominent in several recipes. But the book isn' ...more
Dec 21, 2014 Ashley Gibson rated it it was amazing
Shelves: cookbook, rated-reviewed
I recently bought this book! I mainly bought it because of the recipes featuring ramps. I can't wait for ramp season so I can try some of these recipes. They sound delicious! I live in an area where you can go and pick your own ramps so it's not so costly. Unfortunately the season on ramps is extremely short but it's good while it lasts. A lot of the ingredients are stuff that I can get here so I am so excited to try out the recipes!
I love looking through this book and planning out the meals I w ...more
I love looking through this book and planning out the meals I w ...more
Oct 24, 2013 Minna rated it really liked it
Shelves: 3-and-a-half-stars, cookbook, non-fiction
I really enjoyed the format of this book as a BOOK - I'm not sure I'd like it so much as a cookbook. Nonetheless, I marked at least twenty recipes I'd like to come back to and try out. Many of them looked a little ambitious, but I figured they were mostly all weekend recipes (for your AVERAGE cook, anyways).
One thing that I would have edited about this book: there was a lot of repetition: three or four versions of coq au vin, pasta with one or two ingredients changed. Just tell us in one recipe ...more
One thing that I would have edited about this book: there was a lot of repetition: three or four versions of coq au vin, pasta with one or two ingredients changed. Just tell us in one recipe ...more
Mar 25, 2015 Kayla Tornello rated it it was amazing
I have made quite a few recipes from this book and they have all tasted amazing! I really appreciate that she features seasonal ingredients, which helps me use up the vegetables I receive from a farm share. Last night, I even got my three-year-old to eat macaroni and cheese that had mushrooms and hot peppers in it. I haven't tried any of the cocktails yet, but they look good, too. This cookbook is one of the select few that get to live on my kitchen counter.
Jan 07, 2016 Chris rated it really liked it
Some other reviews identify that her ingredients "spare no expense," that's where imagination plays a role. You might say that I use her book more as inspiration rather than direction, since I have never followed a recipe to the "T", however the meals I have prepared from her ideas are incredible. My friends and roommates are always a fan when I say it's a Rachael Ray night!
Jul 15, 2014 Monique rated it really liked it
Shelves: library-book
I think Rachael Ray is a great home chef. I became a fan of her 30-minute meals. This is more of a book then a cookbook and certainly not her regular thing. The stories, pictures and recipes are a treasure for her family and friends as the memories jump from the pages. I absolutely loved the cocktails offered by her husband, John Cusimano.
Apr 12, 2014 Sherri rated it liked it
Shelves: cooking
I appreciatd the photography of this book ij that they were all photos taken by them, no photo shoots of plates of food.
Most tecipes were doable however I have to wonder where all the leftovers are since there was a meal for almost EVERY day.
The back is a listing of cocktail recipes that John has made (which I didnt realize) so its like a two for one.
Most tecipes were doable however I have to wonder where all the leftovers are since there was a meal for almost EVERY day.
The back is a listing of cocktail recipes that John has made (which I didnt realize) so its like a two for one.
Aug 16, 2015 Mary Lynn Noonan-Toschi rated it it was amazing
I bought two copies of this book for gifts. One for my friend and the other for my son. Both have loved the book and enjoyed the recipes. My friend is an accomplished cook and my son is a novice. Both have successfully made several of the recipes.
Mar 10, 2015 Meghan rated it it was amazing
I've always been a fan of Rachael since her debut on food network. I've been waiting a really long time for this book of her best recipes throughout the year plus bonus cocktail recipes from her husband. She also includes photos of her dishes which is always a plus.
Oct 06, 2014 Erin H rated it liked it
Very much a departure from her typical cookbooks. The story telling in the book is like going on the journey with the cute couple. More of a book with recipes than a traditional cookbook. Quite an enjoyable read either way.
Jan 14, 2013 Dodie rated it really liked it
A fun to read and nicely laid out cookbook - and though none of the recipes are particularly groundbreaking, I found many great suggestions for simple and easy to put together fare. A couple of examples: Green Pastitsio (with swiss chard, dill, mint and parsley) and a version of caponata featuring cubanelle peppers, golden raisins and pistachios. And then there's the flip book part - John Cuimano, Ray's husband, does cocktails in the back of the book (or is it the front? cocktails should go firs ...more
Dec 19, 2013 Anne-marie added it
Shelves: cookbooks
This was a great cookbook as it is more personal than Rachael has ever been. I loved the recipes even if they did not always use common ingredients. I loved that I could get this from the library as I wanted to buy it, yet after reading it, there were not enough recipes that I would use, and since I don't drink alcohol as a change, the cocktails looked good yet I could not make them. If you love Racheal and want to know more about her than from her show, this is the cookbook for you.
Apr 08, 2016 Kerri rated it liked it
Shelves: food
I only tried 4 of the recipes. Most seemed more complicated than what I'm willing to do. Loved the cocktails in the back of the book though.
Mar 10, 2016 Linda rated it really liked it
I think this is Rachael's best cookbook ever. Lots of content: multiple recipes on every pages with side notes. Like if a recipe calls for poached chicken, she tells how she poached it. Or what she served before and with it. Organized chronologically: seasonal presentation works well too. Did not like the add-on, My Year in Cocktails by John Cusimano, at all. Everything was too complicated with weird ingredients for me to consider trying (or even tasting!) any of them.
Dec 24, 2012 Michele J rated it did not like it
Shelves: cookbooks, 2012-books-read
I have most of Rachael Ray's other cookbooks and I love them all. I think ever since she married John her recipes have gotten more complicated. I miss the simple comfort food she used to make. Since when does she cook with ramps? Since now, I guess. If there are one or two recipes I would actually make out of this book that would be a lot. I'm glad I borrowed it from the library instead of buying it.
Jun 12, 2014 Suzanne rated it really liked it
Shelves: cookbooks
it was enjoyable to read the recipes and look through the pictures. most of the recipes were too involved or required ingredients that would be hard to get in regular supermarkets. The cocktail recipes had too many obscure ingredients. it would have been expensive to buy so many different liquors. The book also didn't include details about the story behind recipes and cooking every day.
Nov 29, 2012 Brandi rated it really liked it
It's a fun cookbook...Love the Italy vacation section. I also love the fact that she and her husband John took all the photos for the book. I can't wait to try some of the recipes, but it's the Cocktails section that looks the most fun. I love that they put it in the back of the book and have it so you FLIP it! So fun Rachel Ray. Thank you.
Jan 04, 2013 Gina rated it it was ok
Shelves: 2013
Instead of being organized in catergories, it is organzied by days of the week of the month, meaning it is hard to find a recipe when you want it. I checked this out of the library and did not actualy find anything that I wanted to photocopy and make later....probably because I found it so disorganized
Nov 29, 2012 Barbara rated it it was ok
Shelves: library-book, cookbook
I can't believe she makes these kind of meals everyday. These are not that kind of recipes. Who is she kidding? And the drinks--you would need to own a liquor store to stock all the odd types of liquor. Although some of them looked tasty.
Dec 06, 2013 Erika rated it really liked it
I love you Rachael Ray, but I don't understand how you live the life you lead and then go home and cook these meals every single day.
There were some really good recipes in here but I don't know if I have the stamina to make them.
There were some really good recipes in here but I don't know if I have the stamina to make them.
Jan 12, 2013 Dppeedin rated it really liked it
This book is interesting to read, especially for each month as to what she eats. But as far as cooking the recipes, I would need to look up some of the ingredients and then go to a specialty store to buy them. But it is fun to read.
Dec 20, 2012 Madeline {Plan to Happy} rated it it was amazing
Loved the Behind the Scenes idea here. I might not be able to find lots of the stuff in the recipes, but they were still fun for me to read as a RR fan and fun to take a little food adventure I otherwise might not have taken.
Dec 29, 2012 Gretchen rated it really liked it
ok, so this is another picture book, for me...I am not the greatest cook so I love to look through cookbooks for ideas...found a few, many others were well above my skills!! and tastes!
Jun 24, 2013 Maria rated it liked it
I liked the looks of this one so I put it on my Wish List on Amazon. While not recipes I can manage to whip together after work, there are some good weekend meals in here.
Jan 29, 2013 Laura rated it did not like it
Boring and repetitive, this should have been just a 'book' with a few recipes and variations and not a recipe book.
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Pettitte is scheduled to pitch in a minor league game Saturday. That outing could be pushed back to Sunday if he feels stiffness Thursday.
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Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said left-hander Sean Henn, who has been slowed by left shoulder tendinitis, will start the season on the 15-day disabled list. Henn gave up one hit over a scoreless inning in a minor league game Wednesday.
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LATHROP – Henrietta Anguiano, a widow and a great-great-grandmother who is well known for her volunteer work at her church and in the community, was one of three women in San Joaquin County who was inducted into the2010 Adelita Awards of the Mexican Heritage Center in Stockton Saturday night.
Manteca continued to dominate the Northern San Joaquin Valley new housing market with 345 homes built in 2010.
Manteca leaders plan to show folks "the money" to get the message about why the community should embrace Great Wolf Resort back on course.
Manteca is poised to invest $1.6 million in municipal parks during the coming months.
Manteca has a plan to turn green waste into green backs.
Sending boys to summer camp is the No. 1 goal behind an annual community fundraising campaign by the Friends of Scouting, according to its chairman, John Coburn, senior vice president of Oak Valley Community Bank.
PG&E is writing the city a check for $5,000 to demonstrate its "support of enhancing the lives of families" in Manteca.
Property immediately east of the HOPE Family Shelter on West Yosemite Avenue may accommodate additional space for homeless Manteca families.
Within a matter of weeks the almond orchards throughout the South County will start budding with those magnificent white and pink blooms that symbolize the start of another season.
Merced to Sacramento high speed rail trains operating under the auspice of the Altamont Commuter Express will more than likely stop in Manteca.
Doctors Hospital of Manteca is only one of 10 medical facilities in the nation to earn a "Quality Breast Center of Excellence".
Union Pacific Railroad is interested in erecting a mile-long tall low-maintenance fence along the railroad tracks between Spreckels Avenue and Main Street.
Commit a crime and Manteca may put you to work.
LATHROP – Despite low housing prices and a dismal future outlook, the City of Lathrop is set to be financially solvent for years to come.
Conquering breast cancer has a lot to do with the "4 Fs," Daffodil Days fundraising kick-off luncheon speaker Kristy Zane told a room full of campaign volunteers Wednesday at Doctors Hospital of Manteca.
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The Ripon Farmers' Market is returning to its old downtown roots on East Main Street just beyond the Ripon Road House starting this Friday from ...
They're champions on and off the field.
The new game plan for Woodward Avenue traffic calls for a roundabout at the Union Road intersection and traffic signals at Pillsbury Road as well ...
An 18-year-old shooting victim has died in Lathrop.
The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Association has opened a Modesto office to serve the 209 region.
Two shootings Friday night in Manteca saw one man go to an area hospital with a non-life threatening injury shortly after 10:30 p.m.
There was a time not that long ago where I practically lived on the racquetball courts at In-Shape.
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#MovingDay: Who will make move at Zurich?
The Morning Drive crew evaluates who they think will move up the leader board on Saturday at the 2016 Zurich Classic
Players talk: Hear from Friday's contenders
Hear from some of the contenders heading into the weekend of the 2016 Players Championship.
Tringale (65): 'Pretty much how we drew it up'
Cameron Tringale breaks down his first round 65 at the 2016 Players Championship.
Shootout: Tringale defending title in Naples
Cameron Tringale looks to defend his title this week at the 2015 Franklin Templeton Shootout. Hear from him and others as they prepare for the year's last event. Watch Golf Central 6PM ET.
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World No. 1 Jason Day and Cameron Tringale will defend their title in the Franklin Templeton Shootout Dec. 7-12 at Tiburón Golf Club at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort in Naples, Fla.
Kaufman fires 61, waits, and wins in Vegas
Smylie Kaufman went out early and fired a 10-under 61 to charge from seven shots back, outlast the field, and win the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.
Tringale comes up short in bid for first victory
Cameron Tringale walked away from the Zurich Classic solo second, narrowly missing out on his first PGA Tour victory.
From T-33 to DQ: Tringale comes clean about PGA
Six days after the PGA Championship, Cameron Tringale disqualified himself for signing an incorrect scorecard.
The Leap: Players making career jumps in 2015
Rickie Fowler, Jason Day, Patrick Reed and plenty of others are in line to make a career leap in 2015.
Day, Tringale out front in Naples heading into the weekend
Whit Watson and Frank Nobilo break down the action from Round 2 of the Franklin Templeton Shootout.event. They came in on Monday. They prepared. They actually got in close contact of each other's game there, looked at the golf course , realized they, the changes and using a different nine and known. Very well prepared. So come come tomorrow, you know, should I say come Saturday, it'll be interesting to see if they can take it to the house. Because right now they're certainly a cut above the rest. Five rounds in the 50s on day one, none in the 50s. Obviously, in modified alternate shots, 63 was the best round of the day. From Graeme McDowell and Gary Woodland. What do you expect on the final day in terms of scoring? Well I'd like to see a healthy Gary Woodland. That's for sure because I know he's got plenty of fire in the tank. That's a very, very powerful duo. Because Graeme McDowell certainly would be the ultimate wingman for for Gary Woodland. There's not a single par five on this golf course that Gary Woodland can't reach. Especially when he's healthy. So that brings eagles into the equation. We already saw Graham McDowell haul a wedge. So believe me, this is far from over. And of course the defending champions in English and Kutcher, they certainly won't give this trophy away either. So we're gonna see some fireworks. Day and Tringale are
Tringale cards 66 in first round since PGA DQ
Just days after retroactively disqualifying himself from the PGA, Cameron Tringale opened with a 5-under 66 at The Barclays.
Scott shares lead; Rory rallies at The Barclays
After a listless opening round, Rory McIlroy returned to form on Friday at The Barclays, firing a 6-under 65 to get back in the mix.
Mahan moves from 62 to 1 in FedEx Cup standings
Golf Channel's Damon Hack brings you the latest headlines from the world of golf.first event of the FedEx Cup playoffs on Sunday. The at Ridgewood Country club . Mahan entered the with out a win in his last 48 starts, 35 holes in the back nine, and led to two shot win over Stewart Applebee, Jason Day, and Cameron Tringaly. With the win, Mahan moved from sixty-second to first in the FedEx cup standing. He is once again guaranteed a spot in the tour championship. With a two-shot victory in the Czech Masters on Sunday, Jamie Donaldson secured himself a spot on the European Ryder Cup team. I needed to play well either this week or next week, or both, to guarantee my place in the Ryder Cup team, so there was a lot on the line. And this week I played really well, said Donaldson. After his win. European Ryder Cup hopefuls have this week's Italian Open and the Deutsche Bank Championship as the final opportunities to qualify for the team. Also on Sunday, So Yeon Ryu held off fellow South Koreans Na Yeon Choi and Inbee Park to win the Canadian Pacific Women's Open in record fashion with a final round 69 at the London Hunt and Country Club . Ryu finished twenty-three under par, to defend her 3rd LPGA title, and break the Canadian Women's Open record, the 17th world scoring
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Cameron Tringale made an ace Tuesday at Chambers Bay during a practice round for the U.S. Open. Or maybe he didn't.


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Avoid car tax with a trip log
In addition to the reports for the tax audit this package offers a lot of additional insight into the behavior of the drivers. What is the average and maximum speed per trip? How many hours did each driver spent on which trip? What about travel times and dwell times on the way to and at the visited sites?
You can download the reports and / or let them be sent to you periodically (daily, weekly or monthly) by e-mail. You can choose the format that fits your desire for further storage or processing of the data: excel file, as a comma separated file (csv) or html.
You can help your colleagues and yourself to improve your driving behaviour by providing insight on driving characteristics. The reports indicate possible improvements for the drivers and their styles. This package is available for only € 7.95 per month plus installation and hardware. Want to know more about the exact price?
This report provides the time of arrival and departure to and from any location. Moreover, it shows how long the engine idling took during the trip and for how long the car was parking. Because of the detailed information that you've got there is no doubt about working hours for both your employees and your customers! Besides working hours the report also shows hours in which the car was used out of the work schedule.
The speed report shows for every trip how fast the car was driving at top speed and on the average. This is useful – for not only you, but also your employees – that one is aware of the commitment of this data. That way you can not only avoid costly and annoying fines, but also be able to eliminate undesirable driving behaviours.