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doi：10.11832//.issn.1000-4858.2021.01.005水下压缩空气储能系统储气装置的CFD数值模拟王金舜，王虎，熊伟，王志文(大连海事大学船舶机电研究所，辽宁大连116026)摘要：针对水下储气装置在复杂的海洋环境中容易受到海流的影响从而引发结构失效等问题，采用大涡模拟方法，对不同海流条件下的水下储气装置流体动力学特性进行了数值模拟。

首先对比分析了不同流速工况下海水绕流后的时均速度场；其次通过监测在0.5m/s流速工况下旋涡的发展及脱落过程以研究尾迹流场的瞬态变化情况；最后分析了在不同工况下装置的受力特性。

结果表明，装置在低流速海洋环境下的绕流影响区更广；装置的阻力与升力系数分别为0.45和0.6；侧向形成的三维旋涡的脱落周期约为100s,会对装置造成低频扰动。

结果较为清楚地描述了水下储气装置在复杂海洋环境中的基本水动力特征，为储气装置的设计优化提供了一定的理论依据。

关键词：水下压缩空气储能系统;储气装置;CFD；流场；旋涡中图分类号:TH137文献标志码：B文章编号：1000-4858(2021)01-0027-09Numerical Simulation of Air Storaae Container in Under/aterCompressed Air Storaae SystemWANG Jin-shun,WANG Hu,XICNG Wei,WANG Zhi-wen(CnsiiiuieooShip ElesiomeshanisalEquipmeni，Dalian MaiiimeUnieeEsiiy，Dalian，Liaoning116026)Abstract:In order to solve the problem that the undywater air storage container is esily affected by the current iv the complex mane environment,which leads to structural failure.The larae eddy simulation metaod is used to simulate tlie hydrodynamic characte/stics of tae underwAar air storage container under dyferent current conditions.Fimtly,the time average yvlocity edd of seawater U ow aound the wake is compaed and analyzed under dyferent velocity conditions.Secondly,the transient change of wake U ow field is studied by monitoring the devvlopment and shedding process of vv/ea under tae ySocity condition of0.5m/s.FinAly,the mechanicel characte/stics of tae container under dierent conditions arc analyzed.The analysis results show that the influence area of flow around the container is wiVar in the low yvlocity mine environment.The draa and lift coefficmnts of the container arc 0.45and0.6,respectivela•The shedding plod of the three-dimensional vvrtee formed1x010i about100s, which will csuse l ow-frequence disturbance to U ix container.The obtained results c O x/o describe the basic hydrodynamic characte/stics of the under/ater air storage container in the complex mtne environment,and provide a theoretical basis fcr tae design and optimization.Key words：undvwater compressed air storage system,air storage container,CFD,Cow field,vvCex收稿日期：2020-11-5基金项目：国家自然科学基金（52075065）%中央高校基本科研业务费专项资金（3132020111）作者简介:王金舜（1995—）,男，吉林敦化人，硕士研究生，研究方向为计算流体力学与流固耦合'引言随着当前能源结构的变革,可再生能源正发挥着前所未有的重要作用。

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凯添调峰站烟台冰轮预冷机型号：：LQJZ380T天然气冷却机组LG20BL 螺杆式制冷压缩机LG20BL YF JZ 制冷压缩机机组--- 产品特点：1. 效率高，节能，COP增加了约8％。

2. 烟台冰轮的专利转子生产运行平稳，效率高，噪音低。

3. 的烟台专利容量控制装置实现了灵活和精确的控制。

4. 烟台专利设计降低了噪音和振动。

5. 正循环油控制6. 烟台专利高效率的热交换管7. 可靠性和稳定性1：高温工作条件是指40℃/ 5℃，中间温度是指40°C/-10°C，和低的温度是指40°C/ -35 ℃。

带经济器时，液体出口的温度比补气压力对应的饱和温度高5。

油冷却器的冷却水进口温度为33℃，入口/ 出口的水的温度差为5℃。

2 （）的数据为制冷剂冷油机组参数。

原理图中液冷油冷却器经济器疑有误，均只有一进一出，怀疑经济器与液冷油冷却器应为一体，参见下图：且回气不应到压缩机出口管道。

经济器的原理及结构（是否就是：烟台冰轮工艺流程图上的液冷油冷却器，即压力容器图纸的油冷却器）配经济器的系统中，从冷凝器或贮液器出来的液体，并不直接送节流阀节流，而是首先进入经济器冷却器中进一步冷却，出来后的液体工质的温度可下降数十度，制冷量将得到提高。

经济器冷却器中液体的冷却，是依靠经辅助节流阀节流后进入经济器中的中压液体工质，它吸收高压液体工质的热量而蒸发，蒸发出来的中压气体被螺杆压缩机的中间补气口吸走（见流程图）。

带经济器的机组特别适合取代双级活塞式机组，在较低蒸发温度下经济运行。

压缩机的油分离系统由于螺杆式制冷压缩机工作时喷入大量的润滑油与制冷剂蒸汽一起排出，所以在压缩机与冷凝器之间设置了高效的卧式油分离器。

油分离器的作用是分离压缩机排气中携带的润滑油，使进入冷凝器的制冷剂纯净，避免润滑油进入冷凝器而降低冷凝器的效率。

油分离器还有贮油器的功能。

本机组采用卧式油分离器，从压缩机排出的高压气体，通过排气管进入油分离器，降低流速，改变方向，向油分的另一端排去。

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I meet up with my best friend Jake about halfway there and we chat about our weekends and complain about having to go back to early mornings and classes. Once we arrive at 7:45, I hurry to my locker to retrieve my books for the first few periods - English literature, calculus, and chemistry.The morning passes by in a blur of lectures, notes, and trying to stay awake. Lunchtime offers a welcome break to refuel and hang out with friends. In the afternoon, I have PE which gives me a chance to get some exercise and release some pent-up energy from sitting all morning.After the final bell at 3:15, I stop by my locker again before walking the 15 minutes back home. Once there, I grab a snack and get started on homework right away. I find it's best to get as much done as I can before dinner. My parents get home from work around 6 PM and then it's family dinner time.After cleaning up from dinner, I head back upstairs to finish any remaining homework and get ready for bed by 10 PM. I tryto get a solid eight hours of sleep to be well-rested for another school day.TuesdayTuesdays follow much of the same schedule as Mondays, including the early wake up, walks to and from school, and the usual class routine. One highlight of Tuesdays is my philosophy elective right after lunch. I really enjoy the deep,thought-provoking discussions in that class.In the evening after finishing homework, I have soccer practice from 6-8 PM. It's tiring running drills and scrimmaging for two hours, but I love being part of the team. When I get home around 8:30, I eat a quick dinner, shower, and then relax a bit before my usual 10 PM bedtime.WednesdayThe middle of the week, humpday as they say! Wednesdays seem to drag on forever. Still, I manage to get through my morning classes before having my favorite lunch - rectangular pizza from the cafeteria.In the afternoon, I have a free period after chemistry where I usually hang out in the library working on assignments or justreading for pleasure. The rest of the afternoon is pretty unremarkable - just regular classes.After school, I meet up with my friend group at a local coffee shop to work on homework together for a couple hours. We help keep each other focused and explain any concepts we're struggling with. By 6 PM, we call it quits and I grab dinner at a sandwich shop before heading home.The evenings are pretty low-key on Wednesdays. Maybe I'll FaceTime my cousins for a bit or just binge watch a show on Netflix. Lights out by 10:30 PM to be ready for Thursday.ThursdayThe countdown is on...just one more day until the weekend! I have a bit more pep in my step on Thursday mornings with that in mind. No philosophy today, but I do have an engaging history class discussing world events which I always enjoy.After school, I have a part-time job at the local public library re-shelving books and helping out at the front desk. I work from around 4-7 PM to earn some spending money. The evening continues with homework as usual before bed.FridayFinally, it's Friday! School still drags on a little with anticipation for the weekend. But at least by 3:15 I'm free for a couple days.Some weeks, I'll go straight to the mall after school to hang out with friends - grab a snack at the food court, visit the bookstore, maybe catch a movie if there's a good one out. Other Fridays, Jake and I will just hang at his house playing video games and ordering a pizza.If my homework load isn't too bad, my parents will sometimes allow me to stay out until 11 PM or so on Friday nights before I have to be home. Either way, I sleep in as late as I can on Saturdays!SaturdayAh, the weekend!! No alarms, no schedules. I love waking up natural around 9 or 10 AM, making myself a lazy breakfast, and wasting some time scrolling through social media.My Saturdays are pretty divergent. Some weeks, I'll make plans with friends - hiking at the local nature trails, checking out a museum in the city, or even doing a road trip to the beach if the weather is nice.Other times, I'll spend the day at home just relaxing and recharging - maybe do some laundry and clean my room, binge watch a show, read for fun, or play video games.If we don't have any evening plans, my family and I will usually get take-out or delivery for dinner to avoid cooking. Then we'll rent a movie and make it a chill night in our PJs.SundaySundays are a perfect mix of relaxation and getting prepared for the week ahead. I'll sleep in until around 10, make myself a hearty breakfast, and then lounge around for a couple hours.In the afternoon, I make sure to get any remaining homework done so I don't have it lingering over my head. I'll also take some time to make sure my backpack, binders, and notebooks are organized and ready to go for Monday morning. Sunday evenings I strive to be in bed by 9 PM to get plenty of sleep before another week of early wake-ups.As the weekend winds down, I can't help but feel a tinge of dread for the return to the grind. Still, a new week brings new opportunities. Maybe this will be the week I finally get an A on that big English paper, or we'll win the championship soccer game, or I'll join an interesting new club. With an open mindsetand my routines to guide me, I'm ready for whatever the week ahead has in store!篇2My Ambitious Weekly Plan (Monday to Sunday)MondayThe dreadful shrill of my alarm jolts me awake at the ungodly hour of 6am. I groan, smashing the snooze button a few times before finally mustering the willpower to emerge from my cozy cocoon of blankets. After a hurried shower and a subpar breakfast consisting of a granola bar I devour on my trudge to school, I arrive at my locker just as the first bell rings.First up is English Literature, my favorite subject. Today we'll be analyzing symbolism in classic novels, geeking out over turns of phrase and metaphors that would go unappreciated by less enlightened souls. I live for this stuff. Next is Calculus, which is...less fun, but a necessary evil on my quest for academic excellence and admission to my dream university.The rest of the morning passes by in a blur of lectures, notetaking, and trying not to fall asleep during the more monotonous classes. Finally, the lunch bell rings, a euphoric symphony to my growling stomach. I reunite with my crew at ourusual table and we giggle over the latest school gossip as we inhale our mediocre cafeteria food.After the fullness of lunch wears off, it's back to class. I power through History and Biology, my brain already fried from trying to retain so much new information. Finally, the closing bell sounds and I'm free! Well, free to go to my afterschool job at the local cafe, that is. Slinging overpriced coffee and dealing with hangry customers for four hours isn't my idea of fun, but it'll look good on college apps. Silver linings, right?I return home around 7pm, thoroughly drained. I'll spend a couple hours powering through my ever-growing mountain of homework before crawling into bed, praying for the sweet release of sleep to come swiftly.TuesdayRise and repeat, more or less. My classes today include dreaded Gym class, where I'll spend an hour trying not to embarrass myself as I struggle through warmup laps and whatever sadistic exercise the coach has planned. Thankfully, Art class later provides a nice palate cleanser where I can unleash my creativity through sketches and projects.My usual afterschool cafe shift awaits, followed by more endless homework. I'll try to sneak in an episode of my favorite show as a treat if I'm making decent progress.WednesdayHump day! I've made it hallway through another hellish school week. Highlights today include French class (even though I'm mediocre at best) and Environmental Science, where I can engage with my passion for sustainability and conservation efforts.Bonus: no cafe shift today! Just hours of homework and studying ahead. Maybe I'll finally get that essay on "The Great Gatsby" finished. Probably not though.ThursdayIs it just me or did this week dRaAaAg? Only one more day until sweet freedom, if you can even call a couple measly days away from academic obligations "freedom" anymore.I have a couple quizzes and tests today, so no slacking off in class. My friends and I are planning to see a movie after school to begin our weekend festivities, but first I have to punch in for another shift at the cafe. Pulling double duty as both a student and amenity worker is slowly eroding my soul.FridayFriYAY! Caps off to everyone who survived another taxing school week. I'll give my all during classes today, then immediately shed my pupil persona like a molting reptile as the final bell rings.Tonight my friends and I are hitting up a house party hosted by some kids from our rival high school. Cliche teen behavior, I know, but what's life without a little revelry and debauchery every once in a while? I'll be home by curfew, pinky promise.SaturdayThe luxury of sleeping in is sublime. Once I've had myfill of restful hibernation, I'll tidy my room, do some laundry and chores my parents have assigned, and squeeze in some homework.In the evening, I'm looking forward to dinner and a movie with my boyfriend. We've been together a year and a half, and while the infatuation has faded into a warm, comfy love, I cherish our time together.SundayFirst, a morning of frantic cramming, fueled by desperation and iced coffee. I definitely put off too much homework this week, a mistake I seemingly never learn from.This afternoon, my family is hosting our monthly extended family gathering. While I love my relatives dearly, these events are torrents of nosy questions and unsolicited life advice from baby boomer aunties and uncles who haven't quite grasped how the world works nowadays. I'll be sure to put on a smile and graciously accept their words of "wisdom."As the day winds down, I'll try to squeeze in any last shreds of homework and prepare myself mentally for the hellish cycle to restart again come morning. But for now, I'll live in the moment and savor what little freedom remains in my weekend.篇3My Week at a GlanceMondayThe shrill beep of my alarm jolts me awake at 6:30 am on Monday morning. As I rub the sleep from my eyes, I mentally prepare myself for the long week ahead. After a quick shower and a bowl of cereal, I gather my books and head off to campus.My first class doesn't start until 10 am, but I like to arrive early to secure a good seat and review my notes from last week's lectures. Monday is always my biggest academic day, with back-to-back classes until 5 pm. I have English Literature from 10 to 11:30, followed immediately by Calculus. After a short break for lunch, I have Chemistry lab from 1:30 to 4, and then I wrap up the day with a seminar on Ancient Greek History.By the time I get home in the evening, I'm mentally drained. However, I know it's important to stay on top of my work, so I spend a couple of hours reviewing my notes and starting on any new assignments. Before bed, I try to get some reading done for my literature class – we're covering Jane Austen this semester.TuesdayThankfully, Tuesdays are a bit lighter in terms of my course load. I have just one class in the morning, Psychology from 9 to 10:30. In the afternoon, I have a two-hour shift at the campus bookstore where I work part-time.With my evenings relatively free on Tuesdays, I devote a few hours to working on my assignments and preparing for my Wednesday classes. I also try to squeeze in an hour at the gym; it's important for me to get some physical activity during theweek to offset all the time I spend sitting in classes or hunched over my laptop.This Tuesday night in particular, I'm hoping to make some good progress on the 10-page research paper that's due in a few weeks for my English Lit class. I've already chosen my topic – an analysis of the feminist undertones in Austen's Pride and Prejudice – but I still need to solidify my thesis and compile my research.WednesdayWednesdays are fairly busy once again. I start my day with a three-hour lab for my Chemistry course from 8 to 11 am. I have to be especially focused during these labs, as the experiments we perform require precise measurements and careful technique.After a short lunch break, I'm back in class from 12:30 to 2 for French, one of the courses I'm taking this semester to fulfill my foreign language requirement. While I've studied French since high school, I still find it challenging to keep up in class at a college level.My Wednesday evening is mercifully free, so I try to get as much studying and homework done as possible. I'll likely spend a couple of hours working on my French verbal exercises, as wellas reviewing the latest concepts we've learned in Calculus. There's a big test coming up next week that I need to prepare for.ThursdayEven though it's technically a weekday, Thursdays have somewhat of a weekend feel since I don't have any actual classes scheduled. It's my day to sleep in a bit later and recharge my academic batteries.In the late morning, I usually meet up with some friends to grab brunch at a local café near campus. It's a great chance to catch up and vent about the stresses of student life. Afterwards, we'll often hang out on the quad if the weather is nice.The rest of Thursday is dedicated to self-study. I'll camp out at one of the tables in the library's quiet study room and churn through my homework, readings, and assignments for as many hours as I can manage. Having an extended block of uninterrupted time is invaluable.Since I don't have any evening commitments, I can be fairly flexible with how I structure my Thursday. If I'm feeling particularly productive, I may stay late into the night crossing things off my to-do list. Other times, I'll quit while I'm ahead andgrab dinner with friends before calling it a night at a reasonable hour.FridayWhile not quite as intense as Monday, Fridays are still a fairly busy day for me academically. I start my morning with atwo-hour Political Science lecture from 9 to 11. The material is interesting, but it can be tough to remain engaged and focused for that long, especially on a Friday when most students are just biding their time until the weekend.After class, I'll quickly eat lunch and then head over to the tutoring center where I work a three-hour shift from 12:30 to 3:30 helping other students with their writing assignments. It's satisfying to put the skills I've learned in my English and Composition courses to practical use.My Fridays are usually free after that, but I try to avoid going too wild on the weekends. Since I have some time in the evenings, I'll run any essential errands like grocery shopping and doing laundry. I'll also try to get a jumpstart on any bigger assignments or projects that are due the following week so that I'm not desperately cramming on Sunday night.SaturdayAhh, Saturday – the pseudo-weekend for a busy college student like myself. After sleeping in as late as I can, I'll usually grab a lazy brunch with friends. We'll rehash our respective weeks and lament over all the work we still have left to do.Once I've had some time to ease into the day, I'll try to get productive. I'll stake out a cozy spot in my favorite local coffee shop and knock out a few hours of studying or work on a paper or project. I find that getting out of my dorm room or apartment helps minimize distractions.If the weather cooperates, I'll make an effort to get outside and be active for a couple of hours, whether that's going for a hike, tossing a frisbee on the quad, or working up a sweat at the campus rec center.In the evenings, my friends and I will often host littleget-togethers at someone's place. We'll cook a communal dinner, sip on some drinks, and watch bad movies or indulge in a game night. It's important for me to have that social outlet and mental break from the grind of academics.SundayAs tough as it is, I try to devote the bulk of my Sundays to playing catch-up on any outstanding work and preparing for theupcoming week. After grabbing a quick breakfast, I'll sequester myself in the library for the better part of the day.I'll start by making a detailed to-do list outlining all of my tasks, assignments, and readings for the next five days. I'll prioritize accordingly and then work my way through the most pressing items. If I'm feeling especially motivated, I may even try to get a head start on assignments that are due later in the week.Of course, I'll take breaks here and there to stretch my legs, refuel with snacks, and recharge my mental batteries. Late afternoon is usually when my focus and productivity start to wane, so I'll switch gears and take care of more mindless tasks like cleaning my apartment and doing meal prep for the upcoming week.By the time Sunday evening rolls around, I try to have the bulk of my work done so that I can relax and mentally reset before another hectic week begins again. I'll wrap up any lingering assignments, review my class schedule and materials for Monday, and then spend an hour or two unwinding – reading, watching Netflix, or catching up with family.When my head finally hits the pillow, I'll let out a deep, tired sigh. While the schedule is grueling, I know it's building invaluable time management and discipline skills that will serveme well beyond college. Another manic week may lie ahead, but at least I've had Sunday to rest and recharge. Tomorrow, it all starts again...。

莎士比亚感悟人生经典格言时间会刺破青春的华丽精致。

会把平行线刻上美人的额角;会吃掉稀世之珍，天生丽质，什么都逃不过他横扫的镰刀当我们胆敢作恶，来满足卑下的希冀，我们就迷失了本性，不再是我们自己发闪光的不全是黄金生存还是死亡,这是一个值得思考的问题人的一生是短暂的，但如卑劣地过这一生，那就太长了。

人生有如一块用善与恶的丝线交织成的布;我们的善行必须受我们过失的鞭挞，我们的罪恶又赖我们的善行把它掩盖。

我将世界当成这样一个世界看待，也就是每个人都必须独自演出一个角色的大舞台。

一个人要是在他生命的盛年，只知道吃吃睡睡，他还算是人吗?hat is in a nae ?that hih e all a rse b an ther nae uld sell and seet (illia shaespeare, british draatist)名字有什么关系?把玫瑰花叫做别的名称，它还是照样芳香爱情是叹息吹起的一阵烟;恋人眼中有它净化了的火星;爱情从一诞生起直到今天我们也没有搞清楚爱一个人需要理由吗?不需要吗?需要吗?不需要吗?。

t be r nt t be that is a questin我想爱情这东西只有自己体会才有所成功才!两个人谁也不了解对方才能有更美满的婚姻!只有慢慢体会和发现才能过一生!!!人可以支配自己的命运,若我们受制于人,那错处不在我们的命运,而在我们自己。

恶毒的诅咒，好比照在镜子里的阳光，好比多装了火药的大炮，有一股倒坐的劲头，会回击到你自己身上的。

黑夜使眼睛失去它的作用，但却使耳朵的听觉更为灵敏。

生命，是每一个人所重视的，可是高贵的人重视荣誉远过于生命。

光荣如同水面上的水花一样，从一个小圆圈变成大圆圈，不停地扩大，直到无可再大，归于消灭。

像空气一样轻的小事，对于一个嫉妒的人，也会变成天书一样坚强的确证;也许这就可以引起一场是非。

那些把嫉妒和邪恶作为营养的人，见了最好的人也敢去咬一口的。

一年级语文听课记录一年级语文听课记录一年级语文听课记录【一】：听课记录倪建伟听课记录一年级语文听课记录【二】：听课记录听课记录一课题：鲜花和星星授课人：吴静听课时间：2016-3-28听课地点：景山小学一（3）班记录人：琼台09语教5班听课年级：一年级课堂流程：一、谜语导入：1、绿叶是它的家，蜜蜂爱找它。

（谜底：“鲜花”）2、它是夜空的小眼睛，一闪一闪亮晶晶，夜夜都在放光明。

（谜底：“星星”）二、精读练习：1、生自由诵读课文。

2、认新字：最、喜欢、满地、一朵、那里、真、晚上、数着、一颗。

⑴、指名单个生认读；⑵、由生示范带读。

3、认读轻声字：喜欢、那里、星星、花儿、睡了、放着。

△△△△△△（自有认读---齐读）4、让生欣赏有花的图片，并练习说话：看着这些美丽的花儿，我真想……（对读好的生进行表扬）5、班上齐读课文上部分（师提醒注重融入感情去读，声情并茂）6、分男女齐读，加深理解课文。

7、师提问：“看到天上星星，我真想……”练习口语表达。

8、生读课文下部分，师要求生带动作表情进行朗读，并进行表扬、鼓励。

9再次自由诵读课文。

10、男生VS女生课文写……2) 我感受到这里景色很美；3)你知道涟漪是什么意思（教师不经意的随便问），我们把“涟漪”可以读得再美一些，齐读“涟漪”这一句；4)我读懂了他们高兴：两个感叹号。

5) 我读懂了他们钓到的鱼很大：弧形（读出“大”来），还有谁知道这条鱼很大？（大家伙）而且是大鲈鱼。

6) 引“哇！一条他从未见过的大鲈鱼”（三人）7) 此时，传来了爸爸的声音。

我们来读读课文中爸爸的语言。

（学生读书）一年级语文听课记录【五】：听课记录1课记录 2016-05-16 11:29:00| 分类：默认分类 | 标签： |字号大中小订阅小学英语听课记录xx月xx日，有幸到实验小学参加了他们的双语教育研讨活动。

这次正好也是实小的半日开放日活动，许多家长也参与了这次活动。

半天的研讨活动中，教师精彩纷呈的研讨课，家长积极的参与都给我留下了深刻的印象。

四上英语unit3It’sapineapple教案及教学反思单元备一、单元内容unit3It’sapineapple二、单元教学目标1．能够理解有关水果、蔬菜的单词，并要求正确听、说、读、写以下单词：apple,pear,orange,banana,pineapple,potato,toato;听、说、认读的单词有leon,aterelon,iifruit,carrot,cucuber,eggplant,green pepper．能够在情景中理解、会说、会用hat'sthis/thatinEnglish?及答语It'sa/an...．能够听懂、会用Doyoulie...?及答语yes,Ido．/No,Idon't．来表达对某一事物的喜爱及不喜爱。

能够听懂句子Areyousure?Pardon?hy?会使用简短的指令语Shoe...Passe...cut...Peel...Eat...．能够唱歌曲Fruitsong；能够说歌谣cucubers。

．能够在竞猜、制作图片等活动中，运用敏锐的观察力、丰富的想象力、快速反应能力和动手动脑的能力。

．能够在参与本单元的各项活动中体会到良好饮食习惯的重要性。

三、单元重难点：1．能够理解有关水果、蔬菜的单词，并要求正确听、说、读、写以下单词：apple,pear,orange,banana,pineapple,potato,toato;听、说、认读的单词有leon,aterelon,iifruit,carrot,cucuber,eggplant,green pepper．能够在情景中理解、会说、会用hat'sthis/thatinEnglish?及答语It'sa/an...．能够听懂、会用Doyoulie...?及答语yes,Ido．/No,Idon't．来表达对某一事物的喜爱及不喜爱。

能够听懂句子Areyousure?Pardon?hy?会使用简短的指令语Shoe...Passe...cut...Peel...Eat...四、教学用具：TV、puter、cards、pictures五、课时分配：6课时教学内容课时数Lesson131Lesson14Lesson15Lesson16Lesson17Lesson181教学设计教学内容Lesson13教学课时一课时备课教师LISA教学目标noledge:eyvocabulary:applepearpineappleleon.Targetl anguage:LearntosayandusetheSentence:“hat’sthisinEnglish?”intheirlife.Ability；Toiprovechildren’slisteningspeaingabilitybyreadingandpracticingtheco nversation.重要性。