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STONES & ICE Programs and Services Open meeting Cortina 2010-04-04

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STONES & ICE

Programs and ServicesOpen meeting Cortina 2010-04-04

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STONES

4A=   64+2stones       WCF 24001B to WCF 24066B new consignment done

4B=   64+2 stones      WCF 24101? to WCF 24166?

5A=   80+2 stones      WCF 25001A to WCF 25082A new consignment done

5B=   80+2 stones      WCF  25101? to WCF 25182?

6A=   96+2 stones      WCF  26001? to WCF 26098?

New WCF stone consignments(384 stones + 10 spares)

4A and 5A are now refurbished to specification A and B following the new requirements from the WCF.

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running band inside diameterrunning band widthrunning band areaweight

80+2 stonesNew stone consignment 5A

4.5mm (120.6 to 125.1)1.96mm (5.36 to 7.32)8.46cm2 (21.54 to 30.00) 0.44kg (18.35 to 18.79)

1.4mm (122.4 to 123.8)0.15mm (5.53 to 5.68)0.62cm2 (22.35 to 23.00) 0.22kg (18.20 to 18.42)

Important measurements

for good stone quality

Old stone numbers were WCF 30xx, 32xx and 35xx (Blue Hone inserts)

New stone numbers are WCF 25001 to 25082

Old consignment New consignmentDifferences in:

The “real” running band and the roughness are not yet possible to measure in a safe way

STONES

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STONES

Consignment for Mixed Doubles?Solution: Circulation of stones

Consignment for Wheelchair curling?

Solution: Second insert on other side of stone consignment 5B

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STONES

Matching stones by throwing on ice

We need a better method to match stones but this is still the best one to measure the speed

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STONES

Curling Stone Footprint Analyzer

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STONES

Testing in the real world

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STONES

Result running band analyzerResult rolling pin method

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Analysis

filename

inner radius[mm]

width[mm]

outer radius[mm]

area_band[cm^2]

area_pixel[cm^2]

radius[mm]

Rel. Outer Radie Rel. Area Rel. Band

69,80 2,97 13,91

BY1:AL7832 66,4 3,3 69,8 14,2 3,28 68,1 -0,6 104 21,6BY2:AL7824 66,5 3,4 69,9 14,6 3,21 68,2 1,7 81 47,5BY3:AL7869 67,0 3,2 70,2 13,7 3,02 68,6 5,3 18 -13,8BY4:AL7870 66,1 3,2 69,4 13,8 2,94 67,7 -6,2 -10 -7,8BY5:AL7836 66,4 3,3 69,7 14,1 2,93 68,0 -1,7 -13 14,5BY6:AL7825 66,5 3,2 69,7 13,9 2,51 68,1 -1,4 -156 -2,9BY7:AL7830 66,9 3,0 70,0 13,0 2,98 68,5 2,5 1 -64,1BY8:AL7852 66,6 3,3 69,8 14,0 2,90 68,2 0,5 -25 5,0

Analysis

STONES

When this equipment have been evaluated this will be used to match

curling stones by speed

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Next step is to find or invent a machine that can measure the roughness of the running band and give you the curl

STONES

When we have this we can compare stones both on speed and curl and do the matching from that result

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Development and testing in progress

Measuring stone positions automatically

THE GAME

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THE GAME

Measuring stone positions

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FACILITIES & EQUIPMENT

Technical and financial support

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

STAND:The document will soon be translated into English. Ready to use within a month.Until now voluntary work by John Burns, Leif Öhman and Bent Ramsfjell

Based on Norwegian building traditions and Norwegian costs.

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International manual for all our members

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Technical and financial advice for the construction of curling rinks

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Ice technician manual

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Following facilities are at the moment on the list for technical support

• SOCHI, Russia• Hyvinkää, Finland• Erzerum, Turkey• Slavonsk Brod, Croatia• Iceland• Mariehamn, Åland, Finland• (Adelboden, Switzerland)• (Karuizawa, Japan)• Härnösand, Sweden• Jönköping, Sweden• Latvia

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Curling in small spaces

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Curling Venue in Sochi, Russia

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Facilities

Stones

Equipment

Economic support

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

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Animation of the new Curling Rink in Hyvinkää, Finland

Facilities

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

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Total amount of loans, $773,000 Remaining today, $293,125Pay back 2010/11, $78,500Loans until 2015 just now

Supported projects (8)

Czech Curling Association 50,000

Swedish Curling Association 120,000

US Curling Association 200,000

Netherlands Curling Association 60,000

Danish Curling Association 175,000

New Zealand Curling Association 70,000

English Curling Association 75,000

Estonia Curling Association 23,000

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

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Economic support for facilitiesLoan for a new Curling Rink

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

The amount of money for a possible loan up to $ 30,000 per sheet. •No interest •No repayment for the first 3 years•Repayment over the next 7 years

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Policy to provide loans for facilities•Benefit to Curling in selected country/region

•It has to be a facility dedicated to curling

•Proper long-term assurance that curling will take place in the facility into the future

•A proper competitive tendering process is required for the construction work

•A budget must be shown for the project

•Loan only for investment costs (not maintenance costs)

•Must follow the WCF technical standards

•Project requires approval at the planning stage

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

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Formal process facilities

The decisions will be taken by the Executive Board

Priority to new Member Associations

Only Member Associations can apply

All loans should be 100% assured/secured

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

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Economic support for stones

Stones • 100% of cost for curling stones• No interest• No repayment for the first 2 years• Then repayment over next 5 years (DAP money

can be used)

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

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–New stones supplied 2,362

–Reconditioned stones supplied 2,704

–In stock approx. 32 new and 80 reconditioned stones

–Last season 448 stones were sent out

–WCF Championship stones 384

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

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Economic Support for ScrapersEconomic Support for Scrapers

–19 loans (US 140,000)

–2 from last season (US 20,000)

–9 fully paid back today (US 67,500)

–Rest: US 72,500 (fully paid 2014)

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

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Economic support scrapers

Expensive ice equipment (Scrapers etc.)• 100% of cost• No interest• No repayment for the first 2 years• then repayment over the next 3 years (DAP

money can be used)

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

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Scrapers

ECONOMIC SUPPORT

Austria – Kitzbuhel

Czech Republic – Prague

England – Fentons, Tunbridge Wells

Spain – Puigcerda / Madrid etc.

Estonia – Tallinn

Finland – Helsinki

Italy – Biella

Italy – Cembra

Latvia – Riga

Netherlands – Zoetermeer

New Zealand – Naseby

Norway - Snaroya

Sweden - Uppsala

Total amount of support, $105,347 Remaining today, $25,339

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WCF

R&DResearch & Development

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R&D

WET FRICTION