20万吨年气体分离装置技术改造项目可行性研究报告(编辑修改稿)

20万吨年气体分离装置技术改造项目可行性研究报告(编辑修改稿)内容摘要：

a new vol cano whi ch he later named Ki tur o. Tazief was able to set up his camp very cl ose t o the vol cano whi le i t was er upting vi olentl y. Though he managed t o t ake a number of bri li ant photogr aphs, he could not stay near the volcano for very l ong. He not iced that a ri ver of l iquid rock was ing t owards him . It thr eat ened t o sur r ound hi m pl et el y, but Tazief m anaged to escape j ust i n ti me. He wait ed until t he vol cano became quiet and he was abl e to r etur n two days l at er. This t im e, he managed to cl imb into the mouth of Kit ur o so t hat he coul d t ake photogr aphs and measur e t em per at ures. Tazief f has of ten r isked hi s li fe in t his way. He has been able to t el l us more about act ive volcanoes t han any man al ive. Lesson68 Persi st ent 纠缠不休 I crossed the str et to avoi d meeti ng hi m, but he saw me and cam e running t owards me. I t was no use pr et endi ng that I had not sen hi m, so I waved t o him . I never enj oy meet ing Ber t Dykes. He never has anyt hing t o do. No mat er how busy you ar e, he always i nsi st s on ing wi th you. I had to t hink of a way of pr eventi ng him fr om f oll owing m e around al mor ni ng. 39。 Hul l o, Ber t, 39。 I said. 39。 Fancy meet ing you here !39。 39。 Hul lo, Eli zabeth, 39。 Ber t answered. 39。 I was j ust wonderi ng how to spend the m orningunti l I saw you. You39。 r e not busy doing anything, are you ?39。 39。 No, not at al l, 39。 I answer ed. 39。 I39。 m going t o.. .39。 39。 Would you m ind my ing wi th you ?39。 he asked, bef or e I had fi nished speaki ng. ‘ Not at al ,39。 I li ed, 39。 but I39。 m goi ng to t he dent ist. 39。 Then I39。 l l e wi th you,39。 he answer ed. 39。 Ther e39。 s always plenty t o r ead i n t he 39。 wait ing r oom ! 39。 l eson69 But not murder! 并非谋杀。 I was bei ng tested f or a dr i vi ng li cence f or t he thi rd t im e. I had been asked to dr ive i n heavy t raf fi c and had done so succe sf ul ly. Af ter havi ng been inst ruct ed t o dr ive out of t own, I began to acquir e conf idence. Sure that I had pased, I was al most beginning t o enjoy m y test. The exam iner must have been pl eased wit h my per for mance, f or he smi led and sai d, 39。 Just one more t hing, Mr Eames. Let us suppose that a chi ld suddenl y crosses t he road i n fr ont of you. As soon as I t ap on the wi ndow, I want the car to be st opped i mmediat el y.39。 I cont inued dr ivi ng and af ter some t ime, the examiner tapped loudly. Though t he sound could be heard cl ear ly, it t ook me a l ong ti me to rea ct . I suddenl y pr essed the brake pedal hard and we were bot h thr own for ward. The exam iner looked at m e sadly. 39。 Mr Eames, 39。 he said, in a mournf ul voice,39。 you have just ki l ed that chi ld ! 39。 l esson70 Red for danger 危险的红色 Duri ng a bull fi ght , a drunk suddenly wandered i nto t he mi ddl e of the r ing. The cr owd began to shout, but t he drunk was unawar e of the danger . The bul l was busy wi th the mat ador at the t ime, but i t suddenl y caught sight of t he drunk who was shouti ng rude r em ar ks and wavi ng a r ed cap. Appar ently sensit ive to cr it ici sm , t he bul l for got al about t he matador and char ged at the dr unk. The crowd suddenl y gr ew quiet. The drunk, however , seem ed qui te sur e of hi msel f. When the bull got cl ose to hi m, he cl umsil y st epped aside t o let it pass. The crowd br oke int o cheers and t he drunk bowed. By this tim e, however, thr e men had e int o the r ing and t hey qui ckl y dragged the drunk t o saf ety. Even the bull seem ed to f eel sorr y f or hi m, for i t looked on sympatheti cal ly unt il t he dr unk was out of t he way bef ore once mor e tur ning i ts at ent ion t o t he m atador . Lesson71 A f amous clock 一个著名的大钟 When you visit London, one of the f ir st t hings you wil l see i s Big Ben, t he famous clock which can be hear d al over the wor ld on t he . C. If t he Houses of Parl iament had hot been bur ned down in 1834, the great clock would never have been er ect ed. Big Ben takes i ts name f r om Sir Benj am in Hal l who was responsibl e for t he making of the cl ock when t he new Houses of Parl iament were bei ng bui lt . I t is not only of i mmense si ze, but is extr em el y accur ate as wel . Of ici al s fr om Greenwich Observator y have t he clock checked twi ce a day. On the B. . you c an hear t he cl ock when it is actual y str iki ng because m icrophones ar e connected to the clock t ower . Big Ben has r arely gone wr ong. Once, however, i t fail ed to gi ve the corr ect t im e. A pai nter who had been wor king on the tower hung a pot of paint on one of the hands and sl owed it down ! Leson72 A car call ed Bluebird “蓝鸟”汽车 The gr eat racing dr iver, Si r Malcolm Campbel , was t he fi rst man t o dri ve at over 300 mil es per hour. He set up a new wor ld recor d i n Sept ember 1935 at Bonnevil le Sal t Fl ats, Utah. Bluebir d, t he car he was dr iving, had been speci al ly bui lt f or hi m. It was over 30 feet in l engt h and had a 2500 hor se power engine. Alt hough Campbel r eached a speed of over 304 miles per i n Cal i f orni a. Si nce t hen, t hey have been tr yi ng to fi nd out how the f ir e began. For est f ir e are of ten caused by br oken gl ass or by cigaret e ends whi ch peopl e car elesl y thr ow away. Yest er day the f ir em en exami ned the ground careful ly, but wer e not abl e to fi nd any br oken gl as. They wer e also quit e sure t hat a cigar et te end di d not star t the f ir e. Thi s morni ng, however , a fi reman accident al y discover ed t he cause. He noticed t he rema ins of a snake whi ch was wound round t he el ect ri c wi res of a 16,000volt power li ne. I n thi s way, he was able t o solve t he myst ery. The expl anati on was simpl e but very unusual . A bi rd had snatc hed up the snake f rom the gr ound and t hen dr opped i t on to th。