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1、CONTENTS TOC o 1-3 h z u HYPERLINK l _Toc339186057 Characteristics of Special purpose English: PAGEREF _Toc339186057 h 2 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186058 LESSON 15 Materials Science PAGEREF _Toc339186058 h 7 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186059 LESSON 16 Chemical Process Safety PAGEREF _Toc339186059 h 9 HYPERLINK l _

2、Toc339186060 LESSON 17 Plant Design and General Considerations PAGEREF _Toc339186060 h 12 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186061 LESSON 19 Process Reactor Design PAGEREF _Toc339186061 h 14 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186062 LESSON 21 Bioengineering PAGEREF _Toc339186062 h 16 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186063 LESSON 22 Genetic En

3、gineering PAGEREF _Toc339186063 h 19 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186064 LESSON 23 How We Digest Carbohydrates PAGEREF _Toc339186064 h 21 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186065 LESSON 26 Green House Effect PAGEREF _Toc339186065 h 23 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186066 LESSON 28 Nomenclature of Chemical Compounds PAGEREF _Toc3391860

4、66 h 27 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186067 LESSON 1 Chemical Engineering PAGEREF _Toc339186067 h 30 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186068 LESSON 3 Unit Operations PAGEREF _Toc339186068 h 34 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186069 LESSON 5 Filtration PAGEREF _Toc339186069 h 36 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186070 LESSON 6 Heat Transfer PAGEREF _

5、Toc339186070 h 39 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186071 LESSON 7 Absorption of Gases PAGEREF _Toc339186071 h 42 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186072 LESSON 8 Distillation Operations PAGEREF _Toc339186072 h 45 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186073 LESSON 9 Solvent Extraction PAGEREF _Toc339186073 h 48 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186074 LESSON

6、10 Drying of Solids PAGEREF _Toc339186074 h 50 HYPERLINK l _Toc339186075 LESSON 11 Packed Towers PAGEREF _Toc339186075 h 53Characteristics of Special purpose English:1: Language詞匯意義比較單一，不具有情感內(nèi)容，很少使用比喻，排比，夸張等修辭手法。常會(huì)出現(xiàn)難看，難念，難聽的詞。2: Vocabulary國際性強(qiáng)：很多從拉丁語或希臘語中派生出來。很少口語詞匯，常用單個(gè)動(dòng)詞代替動(dòng)詞短語:Absorbtake in; disc

7、overfind out; assembleput together.利用前綴后綴派生的詞很多。專業(yè)，科技詞匯占1/4。3: Grammar大量使用名詞和名詞詞組 be very important be of great importance大量使用被動(dòng)語態(tài)大量使用非謂語動(dòng)詞詞組長句結(jié)構(gòu)多Hey Jude BeatlesHey Jude, dont make it bad. 嘿！Jude，不要沮喪Take a sad song and make it better 唱首悲傷的歌曲 來舒緩自己的心情Remember to let her into your heart 請(qǐng)將她存放于心Then

8、you can start to make it better. 生活才會(huì)更美好Hey Jude, dont be afraid 嘿 Jude 不要害怕You were made to go out and get her. 你生來就是要得到她The minute you let her under your skin, 在將她深藏于心的那一刻Then you begin to make it better. 你已經(jīng)開始過的更好And anytime you feel the pain, 無論何時(shí)，當(dāng)你感到痛苦hey Jude, refrain, 嘿 Jude 停下來 Dont carry t

9、he world upon your shoulders. 不要把全世界都扛在肩上For well you know that its a fool who plays it cool 你應(yīng)該懂得 傻瓜才會(huì)假裝堅(jiān)強(qiáng) By making his world a little colder. 才會(huì)把自己的世界變得冷漠Hey Jude dont let me down 嘿 Jude 別讓我失望 You have found her, now go and get her. 你已遇見她 現(xiàn)在就去贏得她芳心Remember to let her into your heart, 請(qǐng)將她深藏于心 Then

10、 you can start to make it better. 生活才會(huì)更美好 So let it out and let it in, hey Jude, begin, 遇事要拿得起放得下 嘿！ Jude ，振作起來Youre waiting for someone to perform with. 你一直期待有人同你一起成長And dont you know that its just you, hey Jude, youll do 你不明白？只有你 Jude 嘿 你行的The movement you need is on your shoulder 未來肩負(fù)在你身上 Hey Jud

11、e, dont make it bad. 嘿 不要消沉 Jude Take a sad song and make it better 唱首憂傷的歌曲 讓自己振作些Remember to let her under your skin 記得心中常懷有她 Then youll begin to make it better 生活才會(huì)變得更美好 Better better better better better better, Oh. 更美好Someone like you 另尋滄海Adele阿黛爾I heard that youre settled down. 已聞君，諸事安康。That yo

12、u found a girl and youre married now.遇佳人，不久婚嫁。I heard that your dreams came true. 已聞君，得償所想。Guess she gave you things, I didnt give to you. 料得是，卿識(shí)君望。Old friend, why are you so shy? 舊日知己，何故張皇？Aint like you to hold back or hide from the lie.遮遮掩掩，欲蓋彌彰。I hate to turn up out of the blue uninvited.客有不速，實(shí)非我

13、所想。But I couldnt stay away, I couldnt fight it. 避之不得，遑論與相抗。Id hoped youd see my face& that youd be reminded, 異日偶遇，識(shí)得依稀顏。That for me, it isnt over.再無所求，涕零而淚下。Never mind, Ill find someone like you. 毋須煩惱，終有弱水替滄海。I wish nothing but the best, for you too. 拋卻糾纏，再把相思寄巫山。Dont forget me, I beg, I remember yo

14、u said:勿忘昨日，亦存君言于肺腑。“Sometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead” “情堪雋永，也善心潮掀狂瀾?！盨ometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead, yeah. 情堪雋永，也善心潮掀狂瀾，然。You know, how the time flies,光陰常無蹤，詞窮不敢道荏苒。Only yesterday, was the time of our lives. 歡笑仍如昨，今卻孤影憶花繁。We were born and raised i

15、n a summery haze. 彼時(shí)初執(zhí)手，夏霧郁郁濕衣衫。Bound by the surprise of our glory days. 自縛舊念中，詫喜榮光永不黯。I hate to turn up out of the blue uninvited.客有不速，實(shí)非我所想。But I couldnt stay away, I couldnt fight it. 避之不得，遑論與相抗。I had hoped youd see my face and that youd be reminded, 異日偶遇，識(shí)得依稀顏。That for me, it isnt over.再無所求，涕零而淚

16、下。Never mind, Ill find someone like you. 毋須煩惱，終有弱水替滄海。I wish nothing but the best, for you too. 拋卻糾纏，再把相思寄巫山。Dont forget me, I beg, I remember you said:勿忘昨日，亦存君言于肺腑。“Sometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead” “情堪雋永，也善心潮掀狂瀾?！盨ometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead, y

17、eah. 情堪雋永，也善心潮掀狂瀾，然。Nothing compares, no worries or cares. 無可與之相提，切莫憂心同掛念。Regrets and mistakes theyre memories made. 糊涂遺恨難免，白璧微瑕方可戀。Who would have known how bittersweet this would taste? 此中酸甜苦咸，世上誰人堪相言？Never mind, Ill find someone like you. 毋須煩惱，終有弱水替滄海。I wish nothing but the best, for you too. 拋卻糾纏

18、，再把相思寄巫山。Dont forget me, I beg, I remember you said:勿忘昨日，亦存君言于肺腑?！癝ometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead” “情堪雋永，也善心潮掀狂瀾?！盨ometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead, yeah. 情堪雋永，也善心潮掀狂瀾，然。Never mind, Ill find someone like you. 毋須煩惱，終有弱水替滄海。I wish nothing but the best,

19、 for you too. 拋卻糾纏，再把相思寄巫山。Dont forget me, I beg, I remember you said:勿忘昨日，亦存君言于肺腑?！癝ometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead” “情堪雋永，也善心潮掀狂瀾?！盨ometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead, yeah. 情堪雋永，也善心潮掀狂瀾，然。LESSON 15 Materials ScienceMaterials science is the study of t

20、hen properties of solid materials and how those properties are determined by a materials composition and structure. The study encompasses the entire rang of properties, including mechanic, thermal, chemical, electric, magnetic, and optical behavior. It grew out of amalgam of solid-state physics, met

21、allurgy, and chemistry, since the rich variety of materials properties cannot be understood within the context of any single classical discipline. The optional use of materials in applications such as packaging, construction, magnets, batteries, engines, automobile bodies, insulation, catalytic crac

22、king, electrics, and computers depends on the intelligent explosion of these properties. With a basic understanding of the originals of properties, materials can be selected or designed for an enormous variety of applications, ranging from structural steels to computer microchips. Materials Science

23、is therefore important to many engineering activities such as electronics, aerospace, telecommunications, information processing, nuclear power, and energy conversion. The properties of materials are determined are by their internal structurethat is, the way in which the fundamental parts of the mat

24、erials are put together. Thus, the atomic structure is the arrangement of the atoms in space, the electron structure is the distribution of the electrons in space and in energy, the defect structure is the distribution of crystal flaws, (such as impurities, vacant atomic sites, and dislocation), and

25、 the microscopic structure is the size and arrangement of microscopic grains and precipitates. These structures, and their interactions, are responsible for the behavior of materials. For example, the combination of atomic and electric structure controls the ease with which election can move in or t

26、hrough a solid and therefore determines whether it will be an insulator, a conductor, or a semiconductor; the atomic and defect structure control the ease with which a mechanical disturbance can move through a solid and therefore determine its degree of ductility or brittleness; and the distribution

27、 of spinning electrons gives rise to magnetic properties.After World War , economic progress and national defense needs required the development of sophisticated materials, and it was soon apparent that an integration of the knowledge and methods of metallurgy, chemistry, and physics was essential f

28、or their development. The field of semiconductor electronics was a prime example of this. The basic work was done by physicists, who were oriented toward the analysis of electronic properties of pure, sample solids. But the successful production, of good semiconductor devices required a knowledge of

29、 defect structure, traditionally the province of the metallurgist, and the importance of impurity control was in many respects a problem of chemistry.By 1960 the integration of the three fields into a new activity was well under way. In the late 1950s the Advanced Research Projects Agency of the U.S

30、. Department of Defense, in cooperation with research universities, sponsored an open competition to establish government-supported research laboratories at a limited number of university to pursue the integrated study of materials and to educate graduate students in the new field. A dozen such faci

31、lities were set up in the United Sates.The methods of materials science have been extended to the study of polymers, glasses, ceramics, amorphous metals, and even biological materials such as bone. The simple concept of relating properties to structure has resulted in an astonishing variety of advan

32、ced materials of great utility.LESSON 16 Chemical Process SafetyIn 1978, Robert M. Solow, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, received the Nobel Prize in economics for his work in determining the source of economic growth. Professor Solow concluded that the bulk of an economys

33、 growth is the result of technological advances.It is reasonable to conclude that the growth of an industry is also dependent on technological advances. This is especially true in the chemical industry, which is entering an era of more complex processes: higher pressure, more reactive chemicals, and

34、 exotic chemistry.More complex processes require more complex safety technology. Many industrialists even believe that the development and the application of safety technology is actually a constraint on the growth of the chemical industry. As chemical process technology becomes more complex, chemic

35、al engineers will need a more detailed and fundamental understanding of safety. H.H. Fawcett has said that to know is to survive and to ignore fundamentals id to court disaster.Since 1950, significant technological advances have been made in chemical process safety. Today, safety is equal in importa

36、nce to production and has developed into a scientific discipline which includes many highly technical and complex theories and practices.Examples of the technology safety include:Hydrodynamic models representing two-phase flow through a vessel relief. Dispersion models representing the spread of tox

37、ic vapor through a plant after a release.Mathematical techniques to determine the various ways that processes can fail, and the probability of failure.Recent advances in chemical plant safety emphasize the use of appropriate technological tools to provide information for making safety to decision wi

38、th respect to plant design and operation. The word safety used to means the older strategy of accident prevention through the used of hats, safety shoes, and a variety of rules and regulations. The main emphasis was on worker safety. Much more recently, safety has been replaced by loss prevention. T

39、his term includes hazard identification, technical evaluation, and the design of new engineering features to prevent loss. The words safety and loss prevention will be used synonymously throughout for convenience.Safety, hazard, and risk are frequently-used terms in chemical process safety. Their de

40、finitions are:（a）Safety or loss prevention is the prevention of accidents by the use of appropriate technologies to identifiers the hazard of a chemical plant and to eliminate them before an accident occurs.（b）A hazard is anything with potential for producing an accident.（c）Risk is the probability o

41、f a hazard resulting in an accident.Chemical plants contain a large variety of hazards. Fires, there are the usual mechanical hazards that cause worker injuries from tripping failing, or moving equipment. Second, there are chemical hazards. These include fire and explosion hazards, reactivity hazard

42、s, and toxic hazards.As will be shown later, chemical plants are the safest of all manufacturing facilities. However, the potential always exists for an accident of catastrophe proportions. Despite substantial safety programs by the chemical industry, headlines of the type shown in Figure continue t

43、o appear in newspapers.A successful safety program requires several ingredients. These ingredients are Safety knowledge Safety experienceTechnical competenceSafety management supportCommitmentLESSON 17 Plant Design and General ConsiderationsThe general term plant design includes all engineering aspe

44、cts involved in the development of either a new, modified, or expanded industrial plant. In this development, the chemical engineer will be making economic evaluations of new processes, designing individual pieces of equipment for the proposed new venture, or developing a plant layout for coordinati

45、on of the overall operation. Because of these many design duties, the chemical engineer is many times referred to here as a design engineer. On the other hand, a chemical engineer specializing in the economic aspects of the design is often referred to as a cost engineer. In many instances, the proce

46、ss engineering is used in connection with economic evaluation and general economic analyses of industrial processes, while process design refers to the actual design of the equipment and facilities necessary for carrying out the process. Similarly, the meaning of plant design is limited by some engi

47、neers to items related directly to the complete plant, such as plant layout, general service facilities, and plant location.The purpose of the text is to present the major aspect of plant design as related to the overall design project. Although one person cannot be an expert in all the phases invol

48、ved in plant design, it is necessary to be acquainted with the general problems and approach in each of the phases. The process engineer may not be connected directly with the final detailed design of the equipment and the designer of the equipment may have little influence on a decision by manageme

49、nt as to whether or not a given return on an investment is adequate to justify construction of a complete plant. Nevertheless, if the overall design project is to be successful, close teamwork is necessary among the various groups of engineers working on the different phases of the project. The most

50、 effective teamwork and coordination of efforts are obtained when each of the engineers in the specialized groups is aware of the many functions in the overall design project.The development of the overall design project involves many different design considerations. Failure to include these conside

51、rations in the overall design project may, in many instances, alter the entire economic situation so drastically as to make the venture unprofitable. Some of the factors involved in the development of a complete plant design include plant location, plant layout, materials of construction, structural

52、 design, utilities, buildings, storage, materials handling, safety, waste disposal, federal, state, and locate laws or codes, and patents. Record keeping and accounting procedures are also important factors in general design considerations, and it is necessary that the design engineer be familiar wi

53、th the general terminology and approach used by accountants for cost and asset accounting.The development of a design project proceeds in a logical, organized sequence requiring more and more time, effort, and expenditure as one phase leads into the next. It is extremely important, therefore, to sto

54、p and analyze the situation carefully before proceeding with each subsequent phase. Many projects are discarded as soon as the preliminary investigation or research on the original idea is complete. The engineer working on the project must maintain a realistic and practical attitude in advancing thr

55、ough the various stages of a design project and not be swayed by personal interests and desires when deciding if further work on a particular project is justifiable. Remember, if the engineers work is continued on through the various phases of a design project, it will eventually end up in a proposa

56、l that money be invested in the process. If no tangible return can be realized from the investment, the proposal will be turned down. Therefore, the engineer should have the ability to eliminate unprofitable ventures before the design project approaches at a final-proposal stage.LESSON 19 Process Re

57、actor DesignEvery chemical engineer should know not only the processes of manufacturing chemicals but also the design and operation of the equipment needed to carry out the processes. This equipment can be divided into two main groups. The first group consists of the equipment used to purify or sepa

58、rate raw material to the extent necessary to obtain optimum yields. In as much as the properties of the substances after processing remain the same as those of the raw materials, these separations are essentially physical treatment steps; the design and operation of the physical separation equipment

59、 are studied in unit operations. The second group consists of chemical reactors in which the processed raw materials react to create products with entirely new physical and chemical properties. This is a chemical treatment step.When we look at chemical processes, we see that every process behaves as

60、 shown in Fig.1. That is to say, the raw materials go through a series of physical separation devices and then enter the chemical reactors in which the transformation is carried out. From the reactors, the reaction mixtures which contain the new desired products, side undesired products, and unreact