试析锅炉水垢形成及其危害（Analysis of boiler scale formation and its harm）.doc

试析锅炉水垢形成及其危害（Analysis of boiler scale formation and its harm） Analysis of boiler scale formation and its harm Abstract: architecture as a practical art, not only to reflect the applicable characteristics, but also to have aesthetic feeling, to meet the aesthetic requirements of peoples spiritual feelings. As a kind of art, architecture follows the basic principles of harmony and diversity and unity. As an architect, it is not to be neglected to create a functional architecture that conforms to its function. Key words: architectural aesthetics; architectural image; formal beauty; CLC number: S611, document identifier number: a article number: 1, the significance of architectural form beauty in architectural design Architecture as a kind of art, mainly through the external image and internal space these two major parts to reflect. On the one hand, it has to satisfy peoples certain functional requirements; on the other hand, it also meets the requirements of peoples spiritual feelings. Therefore, not only should it be endowed with practical attributes, but it should also be endowed with the beauty of its attributes. Has a strong appeal at all times and in all countries, the construction of many different types of buildings too numerous to mention, due to the use of a different nature, some people feel solemn, majestic feeling, some people feel mysterious, feel warm, elegant, quiet. These different feelings and emotions are directly inspired by unique architectural images. The architectural image here refers mainly to the external image of architecture. The transmission of an information by means of certain characteristics of material or abstract forms makes construction art distinct from the fundamental features of other art. This information is sent by the designer, and some form of construction for media to transfer to the masses, if this information can be induced by the masses, receiving and understanding, it will be between the designer and the masses resonate, th