- •Physical and mathematical sciences
- •Grammar: The Adjective and the Participle as an Attribute
- •Word List:
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 2 Grammar: The Simple Predicate Word List:
- •Particle Simulations of the spt
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 3 Grammar: Modal Verbs – would, should, could. The Inversion Word List:
- •Controlling Robots with the Mind
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 4 Grammar: The Complex Sentences Word List:
- •Magnetron Sputtering
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 5 Grammar: The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Particle-Induced Turbulence Attenuation
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 6 Grammar: The Impersonal Construction. The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Tritium Pellet Injector Results
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 7 Grammar: The Attribute Word List:
- •Fundamental Characteristics of a Fluid
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 8 Grammar: The Gerund Word List:
- •Enhancing Film Condensation Heat Transfer
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 9 Grammar: The Infinitive. The Passive Voice. The ing-forms Word List:
- •Effects of Welding Parameters on Hard Zone Formation at Dissimilar Metal Welds
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 10 Grammar: The modal verb. The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Measurement and Analysis of Ultrasonic Beam Profiles in a Solid
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 11 Grammar: The Infinitive. The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Review of Magnetic Methods for Nondestructive Evaluation (nde)
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 12 Grammar: Simple, Progressive and Perfect Tenses. The Infinitive Word List:
- •Impact of New Magnetoresistive Materials on Magnetic Recording Heads
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 13 Grammar: The Gerund Word List:
- •Progress in Membrane Science and Technology for Seawater Desalination
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 14 Grammar: The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Asymptotic Methods in Turbulent Combustion
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 15 Grammar: The verbs “to be”, “to have”. Modal Verbs Word List:
- •Membranes and Microorganisms
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 16 Grammar: Modal Verbs Word List:
- •What Materials Are Suitable as Polymer Electrolytes?
- •Focused Practice
- •Electrical engineering and electromechanics
- •Unit 17
- •Grammar: The Noun as an Attribute
- •Word List:
- •Fatigue Cracks in Turbine Discs
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 18 Grammar: The Passive Voice Word List:
- •The Split Shaft Design
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 19 Grammar: Non-finite forms of the Verb. The Complex Sentences Word List:
- •Evaluating Individual Losses
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 20 Grammar: The Infinitive. The Infinitive Constructions. The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Expert Systems for Fluid Power
- •Unit 21 Grammar: The Infinitive. Split Infinitives Word List:
- •Expert Systems. Other Useful Features
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 22 Grammar: Word-building. The Conjunctional and Prepositional Phrases Word List:
- •The Calculation of a Last Stage Low Pressure Steam Turbine and Exhaust Hood Flow
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 23 Grammar: The Passive Voice. Word-building Word List:
- •Three-Stage Steam Turbine Flow Analysis
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 24 Grammar: The Passive Voice. Modal Verbs Word List:
- •Thermal Computer Aided Design – Advancing the Revolution in Compact Motor
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 25 Grammar: The Infinitive Word List:
- •Demonstration of a Microfabricated High-Speed Turbine Supported on Gas Bearings
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 26 Grammar: The Participle. The Absolute Participle Construction Word List:
- •Variable Speed Drives
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 27 Grammar: The Participle. The Gerund. The Infinitive Word List:
- •Steam Chemistry and the Turbine
- •Focused Practice
- •Computer sience
- •Unit 28
- •Grammar: The Infinitive Constructions
- •Word List:
- •Department of Defense Selects ibm Supercomputer for Navy to Triple Computing Power
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 29 Grammar: Word-Building Word List:
- •Mobility Management for VoIp Service: Mobile ip vs sip
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 30 Grammar: The Infinitive. The Participle Word List:
- •Mobile Software Agents for Decentralised Network and Systems Management
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 31 Grammar: The Impersonal Constructions. The Emphatic Constructions Word List:
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 32 Grammar: The Subjunctive Mood. Conditional Sentences Word List:
- •Wise Drives
- •Focused Practice
- •Energetics and power engineering
- •Unit 33
- •Grammar: The Infinitive. The Elliptic Sentences
- •Word List:
- •Tools for Dynamic Analysis of the General Large Power System Using Time - Varying Phasers
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 34 Grammar: The Infinitive Constructions Word List:
- •Energy Problems and Nuclear Power Development in Japan
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 35 Grammar: The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Large–Scale Economic Integration of Electricity from Short-Rotation Woody Crops
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 36 Grammar: The Present Perfect Tense Word List:
- •Streamer Dynamics
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 37 Grammar: The Present Progressive Tense Word List:
- •High Temperature Superconducting Current Limiting Series Reactor
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 38 Grammar: The Participle Word List:
- •Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Techniques in Electric Power Systems Expansion Planning
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 39 Grammar: The ing- and ed- forms as Parts of Speech. Their Functions in a Sentence Word List:
- •Cogeneration and On-Site Production
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 40 Grammar: The Attribute Word List:
- •Petersburg Combined Cycle
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 41 Grammar: The Infinitive, the Gerund, the Participle Word List:
- •How Nuclear Power Works
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 42 Grammar: Non-finite Forms of the Verb. The Infinitive Constructions. The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Big Plans for Ocean Power Hinge on Funding and Additional r&d
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 43 Grammar: Non-finite Forms of the Verb Word List:
- •At pressure reducing stations
- •Focused Practice
- •Management, economics and labour protection
- •Unit 44
- •Grammar: The Adverbial Modifier
- •Word List:
- •Foreign Exchange
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 45 Grammar: The Inversion. The Present Perfect Tense. The Present Simple Tense (usage) Word List:
- •Temperature Changes in Canada
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 46 Grammar: The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Environmental Tobacco Smoke
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 47 Grammar: The Adjective. The Suffixes: -tive; -al; -ic; - able; -ant; -ent Word List:
- •Mathematical Challenges in Spatial Ecology
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 48 Grammar: The ing– and ed–forms (usage) Word List:
- •Energy Saving Technologies in Hospitals
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 49 Grammar: The Noun as an Attribute. The Participle Word List:
- •Design of Containment for the Long-Term Isolation of Irradiated Fuel During Underground Disposal
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 50 Grammar: The Infinitive. The Subjective Infinitive Construction. The Participle as an Attribute Word List:
- •Exergy Analysis on Power Plants Using Cold Energy of lng
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 51 Grammar: The Participle. The Gerund Word List:
- •New Firing Technology
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 52 Grammar: Non-finite Forms of the Verb. The Infinitive Constructions Word List:
- •Mobile phones: a health risk?
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 53 Grammar: Non-finite Forms of the Verb. The Infinitive constructions Word List:
- •Mobile Telephony Biological Impacts Part I
- •Part II
- •Focused Practice
- •Measuring technique and equipment
- •Unit 54
- •Grammar: The Participle. The Attribute
- •Word List:
- •Signal and Network Analyzers Span the Spectrum from Audio to Light
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 55 Grammar: The Passive Voice.The Gerund Word List:
- •Confocal Microscopes
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 56 Grammar: The Perfect Tenses. The Subjunctive Mood Word List:
- •A Historical Review of Atomic Frequency Standards Used in Space Systems
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 57 Grammar: The Adjective. Degrees of Comparison. The Infinitive Word List:
- •A Display System for Phased Array Radars
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 58 Grammar: The Participle. The Gerund Word List:
- •Special Issue on Wireless Communications
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 59 Grammar: The Participle. The Attribute Word List:
- •Bluetooth in Wireless Communication
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 60 Grammar: The Adjectives (Degrees of Comparison) Word List:
- •Wrap – Speed Wireless
- •Focused Practice
- •Special technical decisions in tv, telephony, encrypton, nanotechnology
- •Unit 61
- •Grammar: The Participle. The Complex Sentence
- •Word List:
- •Dynamics of an Adaptive Hybrid
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 62 Grammar: The Future Simple Tense Word List:
- •Multilevel Converters as a Utility Interface for Renewable Energy Systems
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 63 Grammar: The Passive Voice Word List:
- •Bandwidth Considerations for Multilevel Converters
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 64 Grammar: The Functions of the Infinitive and Gerund Word List:
- •A Model of Visual Adaptation for Realistic Image Synthesis
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 65 Grammar: The Infinitive. Modal Verbs Word List:
- •A Better Way to Compress Images
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 66 Grammar: The Past Simple Tense Word List:
- •The Advanced Encryption Standard
- •Focused Practice
- •Unit 67 Grammar: Word Combination; that, this, the...The Construction Word List:
- •Focused Practice
- •Contents
Focused Practice
I. Answer the following questions:
1. What work is underway?
2. How long must the containers provide isolation of the fuel?
3. How many container concepts are under investigation? What are they?
4. What are the principal objectives of the program of container concepts?
5. Do container design considerations include remote fabrication and handling requirements?
6. What was the assessment of metals and alloys based on?
II. Analyse the grammar structures underlined in the above text.
III. Speak on: The development of different container concepts.
Unit 50 Grammar: The Infinitive. The Subjective Infinitive Construction. The Participle as an Attribute Word List:
1. LNG (Liquified Natural Gas) |
сжиженный природный газ |
2. to prevent |
предотвратить, избежать |
3. contamination |
заражение, загрязнение |
4. crude oil |
сырая нефть |
5. on the contrary |
наоборот |
6. to be meaningless |
не иметь значения |
7. conventional |
традиционный |
8. heat engine |
тепловой двигатель |
9. heating / cold media |
теплые/холодные среды |
10. working fluid |
рабочая среда |
11. ambient temperature |
температура окружающей среды |
12. coolant |
охладитель |
13. exergy |
эксергия, термодинамическая функция, вырабатывание электроэнергии на основе использования разности температур |
14. to reject |
удалять |
15. a thermocouple |
термопара |
16. to apply |
применять |
Exergy Analysis on Power Plants Using Cold Energy of lng
Recently, liquified natural gases (LNGes) are paid attention to as fuel oils. LNG will be used increasingly as the town gas and heat sources in urban regions, because LNG is useful to prevent contamination of atmospheric air. However, LNG needs seven times more energy to be transported than crude oil, because of necessity to be liquified and kept in cold state. A large quantity of cold energy in LNG is not used so efficiently except a small part of it. On the contrary, some plants consume energy to heat for gasification of LNG. This is meaningless and wasteful for conservation of energy.
At present, the cold energy is used for liquification of oxygen and nitrogen, freezing of foods, cold destruction and low temperature transmission of electricity.
In conventional heat engines, the heating media (working fluids) are heated to high temperature and sent to the engines to generate power, and then cooled until ambient temperature. There are effective plants to operate in the higher temperature.
However, the plants generating power with cold energy have to be operated in such mechanisms as follows:
1) At first, the cold media (coolants) are cooled and raised of their exergy and then supplied to the plants to generate power and at last, warmed up to near ambient temperature. Such plants have not yet been invented to our regret.
2) Another practical plants generating power with cold energy are heat engines which are operated in cold environment kept cold media. The working fluids are supplied to the engines at high pressure and near ambient temperature, and drive the turbines to generate power, and then rejected at low pressure and cold temperature. These types of power generation are called heat engines in cold atmosphere.
3) The thermocouples working between cold and ambient (or higher) temperatures can generate power. But, the materials used are not yet developed enough, so the exergy efficiency of power generation is very low, at present.
Heat engines in cold atmosphere are thought to have many types.