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The analysis of divestment by multinational corporation in chinaGroup members:XX,XXX,XXX,XXHello, everybody, today we’ll present the analysis of divestment by multinational corporation in china. Our group members are XX,XXX,XXX,XX.Before at the beginning of our problem, let us look at three pictures. First, the weak stock market, that is, we know the bear market, the green screen, blue boy .like a Chinese old saying :万绿从中一点红。
But there is no red. Please remember the keyword of the picture :bear market。
Well, then please see the second picture,the population of unemployment, restless,pervasive despair.Please also remember that the second key word, unemployment。
Finally, let us look at the third one,the difficulties of financing.This matter is particularly serious in the last year, especially after the bursting of the"Wenzhou myth".Yes,this keywords is difficult to financeWhat on earth had happened? Perhaps such a reason can explain these phenomena, that is, the multinational corpo rations’ divestment in China.What has multinational companies to divest in China gone through? Please come to our second part,background. In this section, we will refer definitions and introduce processes and events. The first is to define. You can see the definition is that the capital is called back and the companies make investments in other place, in our project means excepting China. Here, there is a note, in a way it is equal to the hot money. The following exposition, we will be involved. Let's look at the processes and events.First of all, please see the PPT, we can find very large amount offoreign divestments, covering every area of every country in different periods. These dates are just we can find .According to the Commerce Department's statistics from the 2008 financial crisis, Chinese FDI growth rate continues to decline ,at the same time, the divestment amount is increasing. Visibly, foreign investment gap is increasing.Now, let us into the cause analysis. From the PPT can be seen, they are divided into three parts, domestic reasons, the foreign causes and self reasons.Domestic reasonsThe first point, policy is instable (political reasons). China is currently in the exploratory stage of economic development, the fluctuation of policy has resulted in the phenomenon.The second point,the costs of production.Among them, what we should pay more attention is the labor costs and raw material costs. Especially the rapid increase of productivity costs, which makes our comparative advantages disappear,makes foreign investors withdraw from China,looking for new cost advantages, such as Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries .Instability of costs has shaken the confidence of multinational investment.The third point, the rising prices, generally means low purchasing power. This year, China is facing a downturn in economic growth and high price- double dilemma, which makes the buying power of residentsto decline further.The fourth point, the appreciation of the RMB, making foreign currency reduce purchasing power. Similarly, other countries, currencies fell, for example, the depreciation of the dollar, which is more attractive to foreign investment.Ok, next I will analysis the case from the external and own factors.I will begin with the external reasonsFirst, because of the occurrence and continuation of financial crises and the post-crisis era of the world market downturn lead to investor lack of confidence, many people hold currency for watching.Second, the instability of the Council, for example, because of the forced policy lead to many foreign investors had to withdraw.And then analysis from the own reasons Firstly, the adjustment of long-term business strategy. According to the business objectives, the multinational enterprises have to adjust the strategy and give up the investment in China.The secondly, poor management of the multinational enterprises. Because of the poor management of the multinational corporations in China they had to give up in the Chinese market.Thirdly, investment in China is a speculation, not a long-termmanagement behavior, which is a lot of reasons for non-normal divestment of multinational enterprises.Above is the analyses of the reasons, next I will express some our viewsOur views are divided into two parts: one is treating it rationally, another is some advices. First of all, we have to deal with the multinational enterprises divestment from China rationally. This behavior brings not only a lot of negative effects, but also comes with the positive. About the negative effects we already show you in the front of PPT, such as bear market, unemployment, financing difficulties. Then is about the positive effects, multinational corporations’ divestment from China can promote Chinese industrial structure to upgrade, it also reduces the dependence of economic development of Chinese on foreign capital, thereby reduce the crisis in the process of economic development.Secondly, in the face of multinational companies’ divestment from China, we must take measures actively to come up with it.We suggest dealing with it from two aspects as follows: To the government, they should support local enterprises vigorously, especially high-tech value-added industry. In addition, the government should also adjust the regional development strategy on time. Act as the role of good managers and service providers well. Also the government needs to solve the problem of financing difficulties of small and medium-sizedenterprises.To the domestic company, we should promote independent innovation vigorously and also to learn the excellent experience of foreign investment and improve our business management and marketing level.Above all is our presentation, thank you!。
英文版法律顾问手册-董事会决议(定稿)第一篇:英文版法律顾问手册-董事会决议(定稿)BOARD RESOLUTION OF [YOUR COMPANY NAME] ADOPTED ON [DATE]The undersigned, being all the directors of [YOUR COMPANY NAME], hereby sign the following amended resolutions: RESOLVED THAT:1.The financial statements of the company for the fiscal year ended [MONTH AND DAY],prepared by [ACCOUNTANT’S NAME], Chartered Accountants, under their comments dated [DATE], are approved which approval shall be evidenced by signature of the balance sheet.OR2.The financial state of the company for the fiscal year ended [MONTH AND DAY], prepared by[AUDITORS’ NAMES].Under their audit report dated [DATE], are approved, which approval shall be evidenced by signature of the balance sheet.3.The approved financial statements be placed before the annual meeting of shareholders ofthe company.4.[ACCOUNTANTS] are appointed the accountants of the company for the current fiscal year.5.By-Law No.[NUMBER] is passed as a by-law of the company to be placed before a meeting ofshareholders of the company for confirmation.6.The application to amend the Articles of Incorporation [OR LETTERS PATENT] of the companyin the draft form appended as Schedule A to these resolutions is approved to be placed before a meeting of shareholders of the company for confirmation.7.The company sells substantially all its assets to [PURCHASER NAME] inaccordance with thedraft agreement of purchase and sale appended as Schedule A to these resolutions.8.[CHAIRMAN NAME] is elected as Chairman of the Board of Directors.9.A dividend of [AMOUNT] per share is declared on the issued [CLASS NAME] shares of the company held by the [CLASS NAME] shareholders of records as of this date.10.The salary of the [OFFICER] of the company is fixed at [AMOUNT] per annum effective[DATE].11.The company executes the [CONTRACT/INSTRUMENT] in the draft form appended as Schedule A to these resolutions.12.The transfer of [NUMBER AND CLASS OF SHARES] from [TRANSFEROR NAME] to [TRANSFEREE NAME] is approved.13.The address of the head office [OR REGISTERED] of the company is changed to [YOUR COMPLETE ADDRESS].[DIRECTOR NAME][DIRECTOR NAME] 第二篇:英文版法律顾问手册-关于终止合同的董事会决议BOARD RESOLUTION OF [YOUR COMPANY NAME]TO TERMINATE A CONTRACTDULY PASSED ON [DATE]TERMINATION OF A CONTRACTWHEREAS, [YOUR COMPANY NAME] and [NAME] are presently engaged in an agreement dated[DATE], whereby said agreement summarily calls for [DESCRIBE] andWHEREAS,[YOUR COMPANY NAME] deems it to be in the best interests of both parties to terminate said agreement as to any non-performed part thereon, be it:RESOLVED, that [YOUR COMPANY NAME] herewith terminate said agreement on the terms contained as annexed hereto.RESOLVED, that the officers of this corporation are, andeach acting alone is, hereby authorized to do and perform any and all such acts, including execution of any and all documents and certificates, as such officers shall deem necessary or advisable, to carry out the purposes and intent of the foregoing resolutions.RESOLVED FURTHER, that any actions taken by such officers prior to the date of the foregoing resolutions adopted hereby that are within the authority conferred thereby are hereby ratified, confirmed and approved as the acts and deeds of this corporation.It is hereby certified by the undersigned that the foregoing resolution was duly passed by the Board of Directors of the above-named Company on the [DAY] day of [MONTH, YEAR], in accordance with the Memorandum or By-Laws and Articles of Incorporation of the Company and the laws and by-laws governing the Company and that the said resolution has been duly recorded in the Minute book and is in full force and effect.[DIRECTOR][DIRECTOR][DIRECTOR]第三篇:英文版法律顾问手册-董事会会议记录MINUTES OF MEETING OF DIRECTORS[YOUR COMPANY NAME]Opening:Minutes of a meeting of the Board of Directors of [YOUR COMPANY NAME] duly called and held on [DATE] at [ADDRESS], commencing at [TIME].Present were:[LIST OF ATTENDEES]With the approval of the directors present, [CHAIRMAN NAME] acted as Chairman of the meeting and [SECRETARY NAME] recorded the minutes.On motions duly made and seconded, it was voted that:1.The minutes of the last meeting of directors be taken as read.2.[INSERT RESOLUTION PER NUMBERED PARAGRAPH] Dissenting to the motion were [DISSENTING NAMES].There being no further business to transact at this time, it was voted to adjourn the meeting.Dated [DATE][SECRETARY NAME], Secretary[CHAIRMAN NAME], Chairman第四篇:董事会决议范本董事会决议范本会议时间:年月日会议地点:会议性质:临时(或者定期)董事会议与会董事:、、、(董事会会议于______年____月_____日书面方式通知全体董事;应到董事名,实到董事名,符合公司法及本公司章程规定)。
加油正确的英语表达精编W O R D版IBM system office room 【A0816H-A0912AAAHH-GX8Q8-GNTHHJ8】加油正确的英语表达fighting是一个被韩国人用火的英语单词Fight本身有打架、战斗的意思,延伸出来fighter是斗士,fighting则是好战的、用于战斗的意思。
但是我想这可能不是你要找的意思。
韩国人在互相鼓励的时候会说“Fighting!”,这其实和我们中文的“加油”,英文的“Come on!”差不多。
只是这并不是一个native English speaker会说的话。
相反,你倒是经常在韩剧里听到,他们还会加强语气说:“Aja Aja Fighting!”更有意思的是,韩语中并没有F这个音。
受于这个发音缺陷,他们不能发出“fighting”,而是变相的发出了“hwaiting”或者“pighting”的音。
这些新造的词在韩哈的老外中间流传开来,也慢慢揉入了自己的英语口头禅中。
下面我们就一起学学加油正确的英语表达最常用的是Good luck!/Best of luck!没错,就这么简单。
英语“祝你好运”连带有“加油”的意思,这两句是最常用的鼓励人的句子,不管什么场景,包括考试、面试等等这两句基本都适用。
?俚语表达加油Knock it out of the park!好好表现,表现出色,这个说法来源于棒球,意思是本垒打,打出制胜球"Knock it out of the park"和"good luck" "best of luck"一样常用。
另外,它还可以用在陈述句里,比如:A: How was your job interview 你面试怎么样B: I knocked it out of the park!棒极了!用“Go"来加油Go get them/ Go get the best of them/ Go beat them这三个说法都很常用;对于没有直接对手的考验,可以用:Go for it!加油、努力去做?给女生加油女性之间互相加油、或者男性给女性加油都可以,Give it your 110%!尽你110%的努力、最大限度的努力。
宝玉石展区TheExhibitionAreaofGemsandJade前言宝玉石是自然界中的精灵,因其高雅的色彩、夺目的光泽、耐磨持久的特性以及神秘的吸引力深受世人的珍爱。
那些历经数世纪而流传至今的宝石则演绎了无数丰富的历史和浪漫的传奇。
ForewordsThegemsandjadesarethefairiesofthenature.Theearthlingscherishthemsomuchbecauseofth eirdecorouscolors,brightluster s,enduringspecialityandmysteriousattraction.These gems,which experiencedcenturiestilltoday,havedeductedcountlessabundanthistoryandromanticlegends. 一、珠宝玉石知多少TheknowledgeofgemsandJades珠宝玉石Gemsandjades是对天然宝玉石(包括天然宝石、天然玉石、天然有机宝石)和人工宝石(包括合成宝石、人造宝石、拼合宝石、再造宝石)的统称,简称宝石。
天然珠宝玉石Thenaturalgemsandjades指由自然界产出,具有美观、耐久、稀少性,具有工艺价值,可加工成装饰品的物质,统称为天然珠宝玉石。
包括天然宝石、天然玉石、天然有机宝石。
天然宝石Naturalgems是自然界产出的具有美观、耐久、稀少性,可加工成装饰品的矿物的单晶。
天然玉石Naturaljades是自然界产出的具有美观、耐久、稀少性和工艺价值的矿物集合体,少数为非晶质。
天然有机宝石Naturalorganicgems由自然界生物生成,部分或全部由有机质组成,可用于首饰及装饰品的材料为天然有机宝石。
人工宝石Artificialgems完全或部分由人工生产或制造,用作首饰及装饰品的材料统称人工宝石。
家庭万用亲子英文精编W O R D版IBM system office room 【A0816H-A0912AAAHH-GX8Q8-GNTHHJ8】《美国家庭万用亲子英文》Chapter01 起床该起床了! Time to wake up!起床了,你这个贪睡鬼! Wake up, you sleepyhead!太阳都晒到屁股了! Rise and shine!快点起床!该去学校/幼儿园了Get up, please! Time to go to school/kindergarten.还在睡梦中吗 Still dreaming再不起床的话,我要抓痒了哦 I’ll tickle you if you don’t wake up.你要早睡早起。
You should go to bed early to get up early.还想睡吗 Want to sleep more我可以多睡一会吗 Can i sleep some more我太累了,起不来。
I’m so tired that I can’t get up.妈妈,我睁不开眼睛!Mom, I can’t keep my eyes open!只能再睡五分钟。
Just five more minutes.我倒数三。
快点起床!I’ll count to three. Come on!快点,否则你要迟到了。
Hurry up, or you will be late.我醒了。
I’m awake.你不用叫我也没关系。
我已经醒了。
You don’t have to wake me up. I’m already up.哇!你自己起床的吗 Wow! Did you get up by yourself你没有听到闹钟响吗 Did you not hear the alarm不要打瞌睡。
做好。
Don’t doze off. Sit right up.看看谁先起来了?Let’s see who gets up first.你还在沉睡。
英文课堂指令精编W O R D版IBM system office room 【A0816H-A0912AAAHH-GX8Q8-GNTHHJ8】课堂用语Stand up—one, twoSit down—thank youShow me your hands—here hereAre you ready—goLet's play a game—game game, yeahCall the roll—hereOne two three—four four four(three two one)Let's warming up(sing a song)Let's review.Class begins.Times up, see you tomorrow .Goodbye.I'll devide you into two groups.Group A is the winner. Yeah.Group B come on.Clap your hands. Stamp your feet.口令教学1.Class begins!2.Sing a song.3.Ready go!4.Look and listen.5.Follow me.6.I say,you do.7.I ask. you answer.8.I say…You say…everybody go!9.see you next time. 10.Good,Excellent,Wonderful.激励学生Be active boys and e on.Be brave. Take it easy. Please say it again.Think it over again.Who wants to try.That's better.Don't be shy. Go on.Who can help her or him.管理课堂的纪律Please don't write.No move/ talking.Attention please.Please be quiet.Stop talking.教学指令Class begins.Time for class, let's start.Who's absent today?Is everyone here?Who is on duty today?Who can answer this question? Do you have any question? Raise your hands, please. Hands down.Who wants to try?Have you finished?Do you understand?Any one can help him/her? Any volunteers?I beg your pardon?Whose turn is it?Who is the next one?Can you follow me?That's all?Did you find it?Any questions?Who wants to be a teacher? Anything else?No more?课堂指令Listen to me carefully. Please stop now.。
JIANGXI AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY课程论文题目:从苔丝性格角度浅析苔丝悲剧的成因英文标题:An Analysis of the Cause of Tess’s Tragedy From Her Character in Tess of thed’Urbervilles学院:外国语学院姓名:杨秋蓉学号:20093989专业:英语班级:092指导教师:李超二 0 一二年五月摘要伟大的小说家托马斯• 哈代的著作《德伯家的苔丝》被认为是全世界最成功的悲剧之一。
在哈代的笔下,女主人公苔丝是一个漂亮、善良、纯洁以及具有忍耐力和自我牺牲精神的女人。
在英国文学史上,苔丝一直被当作一个最特殊的女性角色之一。
然而,这个纯洁女人的生活却极其悲惨和不幸。
为了帮助读者更好地欣赏这部著作,本文从苔丝的性格入手,探讨苔丝悲剧的成因,并认为苔丝的责任心、自尊心、天真和冲动导致了她的毁灭。
关键词:苔丝;悲剧;性格AbstractTess of the D’Urbervilles(hereafter Tess), written by the great novelist Thomas Hardy, is regarded as one of the most successful tragedies around the world. Under Hardy’s pen,the heroine Tess is depicted as an attractive, kind-hearted, and pure woman, who has the quality of endurance and self-sacrifice. Tess has long been taken as the most exceptional woman character in English literary history. However, the life of this pure woman is rather tragic and miserable. This paper aims to explore the causes of Tess’s tragedy in Tess of the D’Urbervilles through Tess’s character,which will help the reader get a better appreciation of this famous masterpiece. It is argued that Tess’s responsibility, pride, innocence, and impulsiveness lead to her downfall.Keywords: Tess; tragedy; characterTable of Contents摘要 (I)Abstract ........................................................................................................................ I I 1Introduction (1)1.1 A Brief Introduction to Thomas Hardy (1)1.2 A General Introduction to the Novel (1)1.3 Plot (1)1.4 Thesis Statement of This Paper (2)2Literature Review (3)3Responsibility (4)3.1 Responsibility Obliges Tess to Claim Kin (4)3.2Responsibility Forces Tess to Cohabitate with Alec (5)4Pride (5)4.1 Pride Deters Her From Urging Angel to Stay (6)4.2 Pride Deters Her From Asking for Help (6)5Innocence (7)5.1Tess Is So Simple as to Believe Angel will Forgive her (7)5.2 Tess Is So Innocent as to Be Defrauded by Alec Twice (8)6Impulsiveness (8)7Conclusion (9)Works Cited (10)1Introduction1.1 A Brief Introduction to Thomas HardyHardy was a great critical realist in the late 19th century. (Wu 312) As an excellent English novelist and poet, he helped forge a link between the 19th and 20th century literary traditions. Hardy’s works reflect his stoical pessimism and sense of tragedy in human life.1.2 A General Introduction to the NovelTess, published in 1891, is one of the Hardy's most significant and famous works in his classified group, "Novels of Character and Environment". After the publication of this novel, Hardy reaches the height of his achievement as a novelist.1.3 PlotIn this novel, Hardy molds an image of a misfortunate female by telling a story of a peasant girl of decayed aristocratic stock who is betrayed by two men: one is Alec, rich and sensuous, the seducer of her body; the other Angel, is the son of a clergyman whom she loves, and who abandons her when she confess her earlier violation in their wedding night. Subsequently Angel forgives her and comes back to search for her, only to find that she has been driven back to Alec by poverty. Finally, she kills Alec due to her strong love to Angel and her disgust at Alec, for which she loses her life.1.4 Thesis Statement of This PaperThe fate of Tess is filled with misery. Her inevitable tragic ending is related with various factors, among which personal factors can never be neglected. Thus this paper discusses Tess’s tragedy from the perspective of her character and argues that her responsibility, pride, innocence, and impulsiveness contribute to her destruction.2Literature ReviewTess is one of the most well-known and fantastic works of Thomas Hardy, which has never lost its appeal to the literary critics and ordinary readers as well. After World War II, with the development of modern literary criticism, different reviewers interpret Tess from various perspectives.There are different schools of thought about the causes of Tess’s tragedy. Some try to explain the tragedy through social factors, which is chiefly represented by English critics Douglas Brown and Arnold Kettle. They see Tess as a victim of a social disintegration that has been caused by the coming of industrialization to the countryside. Besides, some Chinese scholars also belong to this group. For instance, Professor Jin Yuanpu holds the view that “this tragedy condemned severely Victorian society.” (255). Some attribute Tess’s undoing to her fate. According to John Macy, “Tess was the victim of destiny”. (282) Some propose that Tess’s downfall also stems from human factors. One of the critics belonging to this school is Professor Webster. In his opinion, Tess is a contribution to Hardy’s war against man’s inhumanity.3ResponsibilityIt is Tess’s high sense of responsibility to her family and her self-sacrifice pushes her to fall into Alec’s trap twice. For the first time, she is sent to a family falsely connected to her family by name, where she is seduced by Alec. Although she is reluctant to receive Alec’s “help”, she is later forced back to him for the sake of her homeless family.3.1 Responsibility Obliges Tess to Claim KinAt the very beginning of the story, Tess’s father, John Durbeyfield, is severely drunk because he is stunned to hear the news from a parson that he is the descendent of an ancient noble family,the d’Urbervilles. So Tess, together with her younger brother Abraham, has to take the place of John to deliver beehives though she did not truly know how to drive a horse. Unfortunately the horse Prince, the only means that the whole family uses to make the pot boil, was killed by a local mail cart. Tess blames herself for the death of Prince and feels it is her responsibility to make matters right. She tries to seek for some light occupation in the neighborhood to collect enough money during the summer to purchase another horse, but the plan falls through. It is at this point that “her mother broached the scheme” (Hardy 39) for Tess to claim kin with the d’urbervilles, a false representative of the old d’urberville family. “Well, as I killed the horse, mother,” she said mournfully, “I suppose I ought to do something. I don’t mind going and seeing her.…” (Hardy 40)Out of her sense of duty to resolve the Durbeyfields’ economic difficulties, Tess accepts Alec’s “help” and takes employment to look after poultry. At this time, “she is in the special position of a woman laborer, that as well as a worker she is exposed tothe market, with its range of possibilities in seduction, marriage, desertion, kept mistress.” (Norman 35)3.2Responsibility Forces Tess to Cohabitate with AlecAfter Tess is abandoned by her husband, Angel, Tess becomes a wage earner in Flintcomb-Ash, where she works in an extremely hard working condition because she gives her family half the money Alec has given to her.Though she undergoes various hardships, Tess can endure them and wait patiently for Angel’s returning to her. But misfortune comes upon Tess and her family once again. Her father’s passing away constitutes a lethal attack on Tess. “The news meant even more than it sounded. Her father’s life had a value apart from his personal achievements…” (Hardy 338)Consequently, the Durbeyfields loses the life tenure of their cottage after John’s death and becomes homeless. Tess, bearing a burden to find a shelter for her family, finally yields to Alec’s persistent pursuit. Thus, although Tess is unwilling to be Alec’s mistress and even feel disgusted with Alec, she has to do so because she is responsible for the livelihood of her mother and siblings.4PrideTess’s pride and strong self-esteem is shown repeatedly throughout the story: in her unwillingness to tell her parents the truth about her marriage or to ask help from Angel’s parents. It is also her pride that prevents her trying to win her husband back.4.1 Pride Deters Her From Urging Angel to StayAfter she confesses her past to Angel in their wedding night, she is despised and deserted by him. When Angel suggests that they shouldn’t live together until he accepts her past, she shows no disagreement and makes no efforts to beg him to stay not only because of her submissiveness but also because of her pride and self-esteem. Hardy made his comments a few words after depicting the scene of their departure:If Tess had bee artful; had she made a scene, fainted, wepthysterically…he would probably not have withstood her. But hermood of long-suffering made his way easy for him…pride, too,entered into her submission-which perhaps was a symptom of thatreckless acquiescence in chance too apparent in the wholed’Urberville family-and the many effective chords which she couldhave stirred by an appeal were left untouched. (248)4.2 Pride Deters Her From Asking for HelpSubsequent to their departure, Tess meets great difficulties, economically and spiritually. But she would rather work in a “starve acre”farm and endure Alec’s incessant harassment than seek help from Angel’s parents or whoever has the ability to assist her.She tries to make her in-laws know her plight a year after her marriage to Angel, but she can not screw up courage to meet Angel’s families when she reaches thevicarage. Hardy analyzes her behavior as follows:The same delicacy, pride, false shame…hindered her in owning tohim that she was in want…They probably despised her already; howmuch more they would despise her in the character of a mendicant!The consequence was that by no effort could the parson’sdaughter-in-law bring herself to let him know her state. (291)5InnocenceTess, a simple, innocent and faithful country girl, is at odds with the world which invents trains and machines as well as the nouveau riche like Alec. Finally she becomes a victim of the modern society.5.1Tess Is So Simple as to Believe Angel will Forgive herIn their wedding night, Tess becomes almost glad rightly after Alec’s confession about his dissipation with a stranger, taking it for granted that Angel would also forgive her faults. “O Angel-I am almost glad-because now you can forgive me!”(Hardy 221)But the problem is that there are double standards in sexual matters in a patriarchal world and she knows nothing about it. In other words, she is not aware that men needn’t be responsible for their misdeeds, while women must pay for it under the same situation.5.2 Tess Is So Innocent as to Be Defrauded by Alec TwiceTess is so simple and innocent that she is inclined to trust others. The first time she is seduced by Alec and loses her chastity is because as a child, she does not know “there is danger in men-folk” (Hardy 87) But a fall in pit does not enable her to gain a wit, because she is deceived by Alec again and make herself his mistress. Her simple mind can be revealed through the following dialogue between her and Angel: “I hate him now, because he told me a lie-that you would not come again; and you have come!”(Hardy 366)6ImpulsivenessHer impulsiveness is the last straw that leads her directly to the gallows. After Angel visits her at a luxurious lodging in Sandbourne, where she is now cohabitating with Alec as his mistress, Tess recovers her love and loyalty to Angel again. Her shame and grief cause her violent side hidden in her personality to explode. Therefore, overwhelmed with impulsiveness, she stabs Alec to death with a dinner knife mercilessly. I ntentionally or not, Tess has fulfilled Angel’s proclamation that they cannot be together as long as Alec is alive.“He heard me crying about you, and he bitterly taunted me; and called you by a foul name; and then I did it; my heart could not bear it: he had nagged me about you before…”(Hardy 372) From what she says, we can learn the direct motive for her murder is that she can not bear Alec’s mockery. Thus, although we may sympathize with her, we deem that she is too impetuous. She could always live through bitter experience in the past, why does she give up in such a critical moment?7ConclusionTess is one of most significant tragic novels of Thomas Hardy. In this novel, the combination of internal and external factors leads to the inevitability of Tess’s tragedy. Among those factors Tess’s character is the subjective contributor to her destruction. She is the victim of her responsibility, pride, innocence and impulsiveness.Actually, the duality of Tess’s ambivalent character, such as humility and pride, ignorance and education, obedience and rebellion and so on, also causes her downfall. Perhaps those scholars who are interested in English literature study will have a good discussion about this subject in the upcoming years.Works CitedHardy, Thomas. Tess of the d’Urbervilles. Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, 1994.Jin Yuanpu. Foreign Literature Reading and Aappreciation.Hubei: Central China Normal University Press, 2000.Macy, John. The Story of the World Literature. Jiangsu: People's Publishing House, 1998.Norman, Page, ed. Thomas Hardy: The Writer and His Background. London: Bell & Hyman, 1980.Wu Weiren. History and Anthology of English Literature. Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, 1988.。
Nowadays, as known, the great majority of prime movers for propulsion and auxiliary plants of merchant ships are diesel engines, whose thermal efficiency is about 50% for two-stroke slow speed engines and slightly lower for four-stroke medium and high speed engines. This means that a great part of the thermal energy generated by the combustion in the cylinders is generally wasted and discharged to the ambient, together with a considerable amount of noxious emissions to the atmosphere. This last problem is complicated also because of the low quality of the fuel used in particular by the propulsion enginesAs shown in recent literature1, 2, 3, 4 an increase in the diesel engine energy conversion efficiency can be achieved recovering part of this wasted thermal energy through Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) dedicated devices. In a previous studythe authors optimized and compared between them some different Thermo Efficiency Systems (TES as indicated by MAN Diesel & Turbo), able to recover part of the exhaust gas thermal energy of a two-stroke marine diesel engine, by means of a steam plant and, in some of them, also with the assistance of a gas turbine. In the aforementioned study the TES plants optimization was focused on the advantage of better energy conversionfrom thermal to mechanical form. However, the ship energetic requirements typically include, in addition to the mechanical power for ship propulsion, the mechanical power for electric generation and thermal power for the on board services. This more comprehensive approach is considered in the present study where, starting from a main propulsion diesel engine with WHR plant and diesel generators, the fulfillment of the ship energy needs, in their various forms, is investigated by examining different possible combinations of the installation components. Four schemes of ship propulsion systems using a two-stroke diesel engine equipped with TES plants are described, analyzed and compared by simulation. Some of the considered layouts can include an electric motor to support the main engine in providing power to the propeller. On the other hand, with regard to the electric power generation, use is made of the diesel generators, but a significant part can be produced by the TES plant. This is characterised primarily by the steam plant subsystem, for which two different configurations have been tested and compared: the typical one, adopted by some diesel engine manufacturers, and that proposed by the authors. The developed numerical methodology, aimed to optimize the propulsion and power plant layout for a ship of known characteristics, has been applied to a crude oil tanker ship, belonging to the Premuda Company, whose characteristics are given later in the paper. A detailed comparison of the different options proposed is presented and discussed with reference to the requirements of the ship in sea going conditions. The results of the study have been obtained taking into account the payback time of the installation, the annual fuel outlay saving and the carbon dioxide (CO2 ) emissions. This last parameter is considered through the evaluation of the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI), as prescribed by the IMO.SHIP MAIN DATA AND POWER REQUIREMENTSThe ship taken as reference unit in this study is a 158.000 DWT Crude Oil Tanker, whose main dimensions are reported in Table 1. The main engine of this ship is a MAN Diesel & Turbo 6S70ME-C8.2 two-stroke diesel engine, whose nameplate data at the maximum continuous rating (MCR) are: 19.62 MW at 91 rpm. The auxiliary engines for electric power generation are three four-stroke diesel engines, each one developing 900 kW at MCR load condition。
On the basis of the shipowner indications, the power requirements of the considered vessel in sea going conditions are as follows: Propulsion power demand: 17658 kW (90% of MCR main engine power, corresponding to the engine normal continuous rating (NCR) for 16.2 Knots of ship speed at design draught, heavy running with 15% sea margin, or 16.8 Knots at design draught, light running. Electric power demand: an extract from the “Electric Load Analysis”of the ship is reported in Table 2. It is considered that the ship will work 270 days per year, 70% of that (189 days) in normal sea going condition (without tank heating), the remaining 30% (81 days) in normal sea going with the electrical equipment required to perform the tank heating on. The remaining operational frameworks of the ship were not taken into account in this study because they are associated with a poor time of occurrence. Hence, they have little influence within the assessment of the savings during the year. Thermal power demand: 1.4 t/h of saturated steam flow with a pressure of at least 7 bar for thermal users. This estimate does not take account of the steam required to heat the load (Tank Heating). This because such a user requires a steam flow rate of about 35 t/h, therefore incompatible with the steam producible from any heat-recovery boiler. Indeed, for Tank Heating purpose, the steam produced by two fuel burning boilers is used. Therefore, in the rest of the study, within the considerations about the recovery system, the condition of “Normal seagoing with tank heating”will not be associated with an increase in the steam absorbed from this system to meet the thermal users, but merely to an increase in energy electricity demand in order to supply the equipment necessary to carry out the tank heating. CONSIDERED WHR STEAM PLANTSTwo basic steam plant layouts are taken into account as being part of the complex system designed to recover the thermal energy from the main engine of the ship. Both solutions have been analysed, optimized and compared by simulation codes.4 The first is a typical steam plant layout, based on a two pressure levels Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG), similar to that proposed by Aalborg.3 The steam plant is part of the WHR system whose scheme is presented in Fig 1. The diesel engine hot gases supply two groups of gas turbines in parallel: the turbocharging set (turbo charger in Fig 1) and a gas turbine (EGT, gas turbine in Fig 1) for power production.The exhaust gases of both groups of turbines feed a two pressure level HRSG that provides the steam necessary to power the “mixed pressure”steam turbine (steam turbine in Fig 1). The diesel engine jacket water thermal energy is used to preheat the hot well tank inlet water coming from the steam plant condenser. As also reported in 4 , this TES scheme can include the gas turbine (ST+EGT solution) or not (ST solution), so generates a slightly different plant configuration. Both these hypotheses, implemented with typical steam plant layouts, have been considered in presented calculations. The second WHR plant scheme (visualized in Fig 2) is that already proposed by the authorsderived from the original plant scheme of Fig 1, but with a substantial difference relative to the low pressure steam evaporator (sLP) disposition (see Figs 1 and 2).In the proposed steam plant scheme the sLP evaporator receives heat from the scavenge air exchanger (Fig 2), rather than from exhaust gases in the boiler as in the case of the original plant layout. Also in this case, a different configuration that not includes the gas turbine (ST solution) is considered as alternative to the plant layout of Fig 2 (ST+EGT solution). Again, both these hypotheses, also considered in4 , are analysed.WHR STEAM PLANTS SIMULATION AND VALIDATION Allthe previously described TES plant schemes have been dimensioned and optimised, by means of simulation, for the thermal energy recovery of the diesel engine mentioned before. A short description of the developed simulation codes is here reported, while a more detailed description of the used procedure and obtained validation is reported in 4 . In order to determine the performance of the described WHR plants, two computer codes (in MATLAB language) have been developed. The first computer code is able to calculate dimensions, weight and performance of the steam plant components in design condition, starting from available data of the main engine (such as: mass flow rate and temperature of the exhaust gas, mass flow rate and temperature of scavenging air) and the input data of the steam cycle. more detail, the heat exchange coefficient of each HRSG component In(economizer, evaporator and superheater) is determined by classical heat exchanger equations. The HRSG steam drum, vacuum condenser, jacket water exchanger and hot well tank (Figs 1 and 2) are designed with an analogue approach, by applying the steady state continuity and energy equations. The simulation approach adopted for gas or steam turbines and pumps is based on the use of steady state performance maps. The second simulation code has been developed to determine the plant performance at both design and off design steady state load conditions. Starting from the design data of the plant components (i.e.: turbine characteristics, exchangers pipes section and wall thickness, heat exchange surface of each components defined by the first code), this computer code determines the steady state performance of the overallWHR plant by using a calculation procedure re-arranged and, in some way, inverted with respect to that developed for the design of the plant components. The two described simulation procedures have been validated by applying them to a propulsion plant, of known performance and characteristics, equipped with a WHR plant layout very similar to the typical one reported in Fig 1.4 For this plant, whose prime mover was the same installed on the reference ship, much data was available, referring to design and off-design conditions. As reported in 4 , the errors between the results obtained by the simulation and the reference data used for the validation are less than 1% at the NCR engine load conditions, and remain generally less than 10% in off design running conditions.PERFORMANCE COMPARISON OF THE WHR PLANTSThe performance comparison of the considered TES plant schemes can be synthesized in the data reported in Table 3. In the table the quantity ΔηTES indicates the difference between the whole efficiency of the installation (diesel engine running at ship design condition + TES plant), evaluated with the following equation and the efficiency of the same diesel engine, without TES plant, setted with the tuning method suitable for an engine without WHR systems (“Heavy Load Tuning Method”), running at the same load condition (ηDE = 53.16 %). The same table reports also the results obtained in terms of cogeneration efficiency (ηCOG) of the installation (evaluated always with the diesel engine running at NCR load condition), defined as equation 。