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The graduation project requires translating a foreign-language document; I am working on the design of heat exchangers. That hero provided one; I am extremely grateful!
I found two English papers related to heat exchangers and uploaded them to Nanipan; take a look to see if they meet your requirements: http://www.namipan.com/d/A%20robust%20stochastic%20approach%20for%20design%20optimization%20of%20air%20cooled%20heat%20exchangers.pdf/b8dd25ed87c35ab95d970bfed8d3867a0341f1bb94650500 http://www.namipan.com/d/Heat-transfer%20enhancement%20in%20fin-and-tube%20heat%20exchanger%20with%20improved%20fin%20design.pdf/40a55ca73c95fc978794d8c8433f008005658f0e292b0600
http://www.namipan.com/d/221572bb179bc9d92cfc59192f4a1803c1d4f7de2fe45e00 GB151-1999 might be useful to you. This post was last edited by wingman1985 on 2009-3-24 12:33.]
The English version of GB 151-1999 is available here: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=7209&highlight=GB%2B151-1999. But can something that has already been translated be used as a graduation thesis?
For undergraduate graduation projects, students are required to translate one or two English articles related to their research topic, as a way to show that they have some exposure to the international academic environment; however, this is actually just a formality
What was said upstairs is absolutely correct. Thank you all for your generous help! I’m in a lower grade, so I can only add some wealth to everyone.