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安全措施 Easy-Laser® 激光等级 II 级，输出功率小于1 mW, 需要注意以下安全措施:
• 不要盯着激光看 • 激光束不要对准任何人的眼睛
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不要随意打开测量单元，避免造成辐射伤害。随意拆开测量元件后，制造商一 方可以不承担先前约定的质保条件。 机器突然启动后会对设备造成伤害,仪器是在设备处于静态情况下进行测量的。 因此需要采取必要的措施保证机器处于停机状态，如，将电源开关锁定在关的 位置上，或移去保险丝。直到对中测量完成、仪器从机器上拆下后这些安全措 施才能解除.
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风电发电塔架T型法兰焊接内倾度控制
风电发电塔架 T型法兰焊接内倾度控制摘要：本文通过国家电投广西灵山大怀山二期风电场风电塔架制作的实例介绍了T型法兰内倾度焊接控制的原理、方法、工艺及实施方案等，并通过对T型法兰内倾度焊接前后的对比，了解焊接工艺对法兰内倾度的变化。
关键字：风力发电；法兰；埋弧焊；内倾度前言风力发电塔架是风力发电机的一个关键支撑部件，它是由数段筒体依靠法兰以及高强螺栓连接而成的。
塔架与锚栓基础通过T型法兰连接，塔架若在制作中工艺控制不当，将影响风力发电机的正常工作效率、加大机械磨损、缩短机械设备的正常使用年限，如何控制塔架T型法兰焊接后的内倾度是塔架制作的关键。
1、工程概况灵山大怀山风电场位于广西壮族自治区钦州市灵山县，场址内山顶海拔约300m～800m，属山地丘陵风电场。
场址区域地质条件较好，具备建设风电场的工程地质条件。
灵山大怀山二期风电场建设规模为100MW，国家电投广西公司灵山大怀山风电场二期工程工程采用18台金风115/2200（轮毂高度80m）机型和32台金风126/2200（轮毂高度90m）机型。
塔架底法兰采用T型锻造法兰制作。
2、T型法兰应用生产现状随着国内陆上风电市场普遍采用锚栓组合件式基础，与锚栓组合件相连接的法兰采用T型法兰，T型法兰作为连接底部基础的一个重要部件，制作精度要求较高，但由于底段塔架与法兰连接钢板较厚，且T型法兰内倾度≤2.5mm（任意30°扇区范围内不大于1）,内倾度要求≤1.5mm，T型法兰焊接变形较难为控制，普遍存在焊后内倾度超差问题，直接影响风电塔架安装精度，从而影响整个工程质量。
统计以往同期塔架制作情况，一次验收合格率仅为50%，造成了大量的返工。
T型法兰焊接内倾度控制提高验收合格率，可以减少返工工作量，有效控制成本。
由于该项目作为国家电投集团2020年重点保电价项目，项目工期紧，任务重、质量要求高，施工难度和履约压力极大。
3、T型法兰内倾度检测方法法兰内倾度使用瑞典Damalini AB公司制造的Easy-laserTME910检测，检测法兰面时，在法兰面等分进行测量，每点测得数字都在规范要求范围内，法兰面才合格。
激光测量技术在大型汽轮机隔板找中心中的应用
激光测量技术在大型汽轮机隔板找中心中的应用机电工程有大量的转动设备，目前，国内火电电站工程多以超超临界660MW和1000MW机组为主，对大型汽轮机本体安装过程来讲，汽机本体隔板部套找中心工作是大型汽轮机本体安装中的一项十分重要的工作，它直接关系到在此之后的汽封间隙调整工作，如果隔板的同心度不好，会很大程度上加大汽封间隙调整工作的工作量，并影响汽封间隙的均匀程度，从而会影响机组运行时的经济性、稳定性和安全性。
传统的施工工艺中，隔板找中心多数采用的方法主要是拉钢丝法和假轴法，需要消耗大量劳动力，且隔板部套找中心工作精度较低，为了更加高质量的完成隔板找中心这项工作，我公司采用了较为先进的激光找中心。
1、激光找中心原理我公司采用由瑞典Damalini AB公司生产的D660隔板同心度激光测量系统，其原理如图3-1所示，是通过氦氖激光发生器产生激光束，在接收靶上形成光斑，光斑的移动导致硅片（如图3-2）的电阻的变化，给硅片一定的电压;因电阻的变化，将导致电流的变化，电流的变化;经A/D转换，变成数字信号，光斑越靠近中心区域，线形度越高。
如图3-3所示，在接收靶形成光斑的三种情况中，第1种情况是能够准确测量的，由于该激光测量系统测量的激光的能量中心，故第2、3种情况不能准确测量。
图4-1 激光发生器图4-2 Position Sensitive Device位置敏感件图4-3 PSD接收激光的三种情况2、激光测量系统组成激光测量系统是由激光发射器（图4-4）、激光探测器（图4-5）和显示单元（图4-6）组成。
整个测量系统如图4-7所示。
图4-4 激光发射器激光发射器有三个带磁力的刚性支撑杆，支撑杆可调节以适应不同直径的测量对象。
坚固的设计可保证最高的测量精度。
激光束可以非常简便地进行水平和垂直的微调。
激光探测器支架为刚性，连接于横梁，对于大直径设备可加扩展横梁和加长探杆。
探测器支架可旋转，同时探测器可在滑杆上上下滑动，磁性座可固定在衡量的任意位置，当测量对象直径不同时，这种设计大大简化了测量过程中横梁的移动和固定工序。
三维激光定位仪
三维激光定位仪技术参数: 1.范围：30m2.精度：±3mm3.自动水平范围：±5○水平及垂直4.自动找平时间：3S5.激光类别：635nm ，2级，（IEC825-1）6.防护等级：IP54（不含电池组）7.电池寿命：碱性电池40小时，镊铬电池25小时（两个激光点）8.电池：4AA （碱性电池或可充电镊铬电池）9.操作温度：-10℃+40℃ 14℃+102℃10.自动关机时间：15分钟后11.重量：700g商品描述：PMP 34 激光三维定向仪(瑞士)PMP34为一可自行进行的水平调整是指向雷射，可单人使用并可以极佳的精度快速的进行铅锤、水平、定位及传送直角等工作。
本机具有4道共源的雷射光来（雷射光来皆出自相同的发射点）。
所有的雷射光来皆具有相同的范围。
三维激光定位仪1激光轴对中仪D505具有14个功能。
产品性能可靠，数据准确，操作简单，三个位置即可测出轴对中偏差情况，同时仪器给出各个地脚的调整量，并且能够实时监测调整过程。
达到快速、准确调整的目的。
（1）9-12-3时钟法水平机械对中（2）软脚测试（3）任意三点法对中（Easyturn）：用于小角度测量，至少转过2个20°（4）垂直机械对中（5）偏置轴对中（6）机组对中（7）偏移值及角度（8）values测量值（用于直线度测量）（9）振动测量（10）热膨胀值预置（11）允差提示（12）滤波器：0～30级任选（消除测量环境影响，保证测量数据的重复性）（13）可存储1000组测量数据（14）数据传输：EASY-LINK TM PC软件，保存测量结果到电脑并自动记录设备的类型，调整时间，调整方式等；自动生成对中结果图片和office格式的对中报告（1）系统：数据传输：EASY-LINK TM PC软件测量距离：20米相对湿度：10－95％最大显示误差：显示值的1% ±1digit（显示值的1％±最后1位）（2）测量单元：（SM）制作材料：氧化铝激光类型：半导体激光器激光波长：635－670nm，红色可见光激光安全等级：2级激光输出功率：<1mW精度：0.001mm探测器窗口尺寸：18×18mm水平仪精度：0.50内置倾角计：电子倾角仪，精度0.10双电子倾角计（精度0.1度）保护：不受环境光影响（3）显示单元：制作材料：氧化铝/ABS工程塑料显示器类行：带背光的图形点阵液晶筛选器：0～30级任选（消除测量环境影响，保证测量数据的重复性）显示屏尺寸：73×73mm显示精度：可选，0.1，0.01，0.001mm，5，0.5，0.005mils/thou电池：4节2号电池操作时间：24－48小时输出接口:RS232接口键盘：多功能贴膜数字键盘（符合IP65标准，防油、防溅，按屏幕显示的图形向导操作，简便易用，无须记忆，可避免误操作）存储能力：可存储1000组测量数据设置：可设置日期、时间、测量单位等（mm/mils/thou）参数1台测量显示器2只激光发射器/接受器（S ，M 单元18×18mm ）2套安装杆（共8根）2套固定链条（长、短各两条）2只V 型轴固定器2个磁座2个偏置块2根2M 带插/拔接口的电缆1个2M 卷尺中/英文手册各一本1个铝合金仪表箱激光对中仪Easy-Laserr D400Easy-Laserr D400型激光对中仪是瑞典Damalini 公最新推出的用于水平机械对中的测量系统，用户只需进行简单的培训即可操作，不需要复杂的计算和调整，只需按仪器提示操作即可完成，使复杂的对中过程变的简单和方便广泛用于电机、风机、泵等设备的调整。
仪器设备免税申请说明
进口货物品名、规格
名称：激光对中仪；型号：Easy-laserE530
厂家：瑞典DAMALINI公司；数量：1套
使用部门
XX大学XX学院
承担主要科学研究、课题
学院现拥有轮机工程、热能与动力工程及建筑环境与工程等多个本科专业。该装置是我校正在建设的动力装置性能监测及故障诊断开发平台的重要组成部分。可为轴系分析、振动与噪声控制等方面构建较好的基础研究平台，也可为博士点的申报等工作提供一及江苏省科技支撑项目提供的有力支撑。
货物主要功能及使用原理
主要功能：水平机械轴对中，立式机械轴对中、热膨胀补偿，予差设置，数据存储，打印报表。
原理：中仪包括两个测量单元，每个测量单元上都有一个激光二极管和一个定位仪。当转轴转过180⁰后，任何水平不对中都会导致两条激光的相对位置发生偏移。两个测量单元会自动将测量值输入显示单元内的逻辑电路，以计算出轴的不对中量，并且计算出机器地脚处需要的对中修正值。经过一个直截了当的对中测量过程后，对中仪就会立即显示出转轴的不对中量，以及机器地脚处需要的修正量。
上述设备未经海关许可，不抵押、转让、出售、移作它用或者进行其他处置，如有违反，愿按《海关法》第八十二条第二、三款，第八十六条第十款和《刑法》第一百五十三条，第一百五十四第二款的有关规定接受处罚。
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几款激光测平仪的对比
激光测平仪广泛应用于风电工业中塔筒、机架、轮毂、偏航轴承和变桨轴承的几何测量，是塔筒生产厂家必不可少的测量工具。
但由于这方面的资料太少，所以激光测平仪的选型一直是困扰技术人员的问题。
下面我列出几款激光测平仪，仅供大家在选型时能有个更多的了解。
1.由瑞典Damalini AB公司制造的Easy-laser E910激光测平仪，该激光测平仪可测量塔筒法兰平面度、内倾度，机架发电机底座、主轴轴承底座和齿轮箱底座平面度，轮毂法兰平面度，偏航、变桨轴承平面度。
产品由4部分组成：发射器、接收器、显示单元、系统。
在它的前身D600上有所改进，显示单元更具人性化；数据传输改为蓝牙传输，而不再是由电缆连接，这给测试的时候更加便捷。
2.由瑞典Damalini AB公司制造的Easy-laser E900激光测平仪，它的前身是D670。
该产品在E910的基础上增加了一个棱镜和部分装夹工具；功能方面比E910多了个平行测量的功能。
由于测量的繁琐，目前很少人去测平行，大多数还是用它来测平面度。
但增加该功能后价格要增加1/3，所以建议在选型时要综合考虑。
3.由瑞典Elos Fixturlaser AB公司制造的GEOMETRY XA激光测平仪，说到Fixturlaser的激光测平仪大家可能非常的陌生，但Fixturlaser的激光对中仪大家就应该非常的熟悉吧。
GEOMETRY XA激光测平仪可测量直线度：标准、全孔和半孔，平面度：圆形和矩形。
显示单元为彩色全触摸屏，其具有易于理解的图形用户界面、彩色动画屏幕和彩色数据结果，能给测量人员带来一个全方位的操作和视觉体验。
系统采用无线数据传输，在发射器、接收器和显示单元之间无电缆连接，方便测量人员在记录数据或调整的过程中自由移动。
测量报告存档可以通过USB接口传输到PC或其它存储介质，无需其它软件或硬件支持。
GEOMETRY XA激光测平仪还有一个吸引人的地方是，它可以把显示单元换成Elos Fixturlaser AB公司最新开发的UPAD显示单元，该显示单元可直接带在手臂上，可实现一个人操作，打破了激光测平仪最少需要两人来操作的传统，提高了工作效率。
Damiani是什么牌子
Damiani是什么牌子Damiani是什么牌子?Damiani是奢侈品吗?是什么样的档次的?下面给大家整理的关于Damiani是什么牌子的相关内容，希望能够对大家有所帮助!Damiani是什么牌子_Damiani是什么档次_Damiani代言人是谁Damiani，世界着名珠宝品牌，1942年创建于意大利，当时其创始人Enrico Grassi Damiani在意大利的Valenza成立了一间小型的工作室，华丽的珠宝设计风格，让他的名声迅速扩张，成为当时许多极具影响力的家族所指定的专属珠宝设计师，在他死后，第二代传人Damiano在依循传统的设计风格之外，添加了摩登与流行的创意元素，同时积极将工作室转型成为珠宝品牌，并且以独特的Lunette(半月型钻石镶嵌)技法重新诠释出钻石光芒，并且从1976年开始，Damiani的作品陆续获得国际钻石大奖(其重要性有如电影艺术的奥斯卡奖项)18次的肯定，让Damiani真正在国际珠宝市场占有一席之地。
Damiani是奢侈品吗世界十大珠宝品牌2007年排行榜1 卡地亚(Cartier) (1847年法国巴黎,中国驰名商标)2 蒂芬尼(Tiffany&Co) (1837年美国纽约)3 宝嘉丽(Bvlgari) (1884年于意大利)4 梵克雅宝VanCleef&Arpels (1906年法国巴黎)5 海瑞温斯顿Harry Winston (1890年美国纽约)6 蒂爵(DERIER) (1837年法国巴黎)7 德米亚尼(Damiani) (1924年意大利,奢侈品珠宝首饰)8 宝诗龙(Boucheron) (1858年法国巴黎)9 御木本(MIKIMOTO) (1893年*本)10 施华洛世奇(SWAROVSKI) (1895年奥地利)即使只是以前的榜单，也可以看出这个牌子珠宝的档次，虽然不能和卡地亚比，但档次绝对也是不低的。
Damiani珠宝代言人今年5月，女星宋茜宣布成为Damiani的品牌大使，基本就是中国区的代言人了。
达米阿尼品牌成长之路
达米阿尼品牌成长之路作者：庞颖来源：《中国黄金珠宝》2011年第04期达米阿尼集团1924年创立于意大利金匠聚集的核心、世界著名的珠宝首饰制造地——瓦伦扎。
创始人及金艺大师伊瑞柯·达米阿尼(Enrjco Damiani)华丽的珠宝设计风格，让他的声名远播，成为当时许多极具影响力的家族所指定的专属珠宝设计师。
在他死后，达米阿尼的第二代传人德米亚诺(Damiano Grassi Damiani)在依循传统的设计风格之外，还添加了摩登与流行的创意元素，同时积极将工作室转型成为珠宝品牌，并且以独特的半月型钻石镶嵌(Lunette)技法，重新诠释出钻石的光芒。
现在，达米阿尼家族的第三代人基多·达米阿尼(Guido Damiani)于1996年接管公司，现任达米阿尼集团总裁兼首席执行官。
他仍然以极大的热情、独特的创造力和对顾客的承诺，推进达米阿尼公司走向未来。
达米阿尼的历史上世纪60年代，伊瑞柯的儿子德米亚诺(Damiano Grassi Damiani)通过开展设计开发和技术革新，开始促进工业增长和商业扩张，达米阿尼珠宝在意大利乃至世界高端珠宝市场的知名度逐步提高。
达米阿尼珠宝是传统经典和创新的完美结合，以纯粹意大利式的美学特色和精湛上乘的制造工艺闻名。
从1976年开始，达米阿尼的作品陆续获得国际钻石大奖(其重要性如电影艺术的奥斯卡奖项)18次的肯定，让达米阿尼真正在国际珠宝市场占有一席之地，更因此吸引了美国电影明星布莱德·彼特的注意。
达米阿尼设计总监西尔维亚(Silvia)1996年的获奖作品——蓝色月亮(Blue Moon)，让这位万人迷影星动起与她合作设计珠宝的念头，随后设计了订婚戒指与婚戒送给妻子珍妮佛·安妮斯顿，这款订婚戒指和婚戒就是在日本狂卖的优尼蒂(Unity)(现改名为D-side)与P-romise系列，至此也让布莱德·彼特多了一个珠宝设计师的新头衔。
意大利国宝级画家艺术界的宠儿莫迪利亚尼人物画精选
意大利国宝级画家艺术界的宠儿莫迪利亚尼人物画精选龍丘文化艺术 2019-12-15 09:56:56莫迪利亚尼是“巴黎画派”的代表人物之一。
随着时间的流逝，莫迪利亚尼尼的名字不但没有被世人遗忘，反而更加光彩夺目。
因为，在令人困惑的20世纪之初，他的艺术成功地履行了一个艺术家的使命，永远地诉说着存在于人类命运之中的灵魂的永恒哀愁。
莫迪利亚尼Amedeo Modigliani - Adrienne (Woman withBangs) 1917莫迪利亚尼Amedeo Modigliani - Antonia 1915莫迪利亚尼Amedeo Modigliani - Girl in a green blouse 1917莫迪利亚尼Amedeo Modigliani - Jeanne Hebuterne 1919莫迪利亚尼的作品虽然受新印象主义、立体主义、原始艺术的影响，但他不像毕加家、马蒂斯、勃拉克或战后的康定斯墓、克利那样，在视觉上成为绘画革命的旗手，而是似乎不合时宜地坚持着15世纪意大利艺术的传统精神。
他独具的诗人气质和雕塑家的眼光，深刻地创造了一种特殊的艺术风格。
莫迪利亚尼Amedeo Modigliani - Jeanne Hebuterne in yellow sweater 1918在画家的晚期，莫迪利亚尼常常使用他的情人杰妮·海普顿做模特儿。
这幅绘画在她的肖像画中是最吸引人的一幅。
作品的创作时间不很清楚，但被拉伸得极其细长如同流动一样的优美曲线，说明这幅画是接近于画家风格颇为成熟的晚期作品。
估计这幅作品创作于1919年(再早也只能是1918年)。
尽管毛衣的颜色是温暖的黄色，但这幅绘画中丝毫感觉不到明快的气氛。
杰妮被画家描绘得并不像是一个人，却像是一个奇妙而遥远存在的偶像。
如同天鹅一样的长颈以及被拉长的头部，让人想起曾经是莫迪里阿尼灵感源泉的非洲面具。
人物的眼睛被描绘得如同冷峻的蓝色裂缝一般。
介绍达芬奇的英语作文六年级50词
介绍达芬奇的英语作文六年级50词全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Leonardo da Vinci - The Ultimate Renaissance ManHave you ever heard of Leonardo da Vinci? He was one of the most amazing people who ever lived! Leonardo was born in 1452 in a small town called Vinci, near Florence in Italy. Even as a kid, he was incredibly curious about the world around him. Leonardo would spend hours watching birds fly, sketching their wings and observing how they moved through the air. Little did he know that his childhood fascination would one day lead him to design the first concepts for flying machines!Leonardo had a mind like no other. He was interested in absolutely everything – art, science, engineering, anatomy, architecture, you name it! People during his time referred to him as a "Renaissance Man" because of his expertise across so many different subjects. The Renaissance was a period of great learning and creativity in Europe that lasted from the 14th to the 17th century.As an artist, Leonardo painted some of the most famous artworks in the world. Have you seen the Mona Lisa? That's his painting! With her mysterious smile and incredibly realistic human features, the Mona Lisa is Leonardo's most celebrated masterpiece. He worked on perfecting this portrait for years and years. Another renowned painting by Leonardo is The Last Supper, which shows Jesus having his final meal with his disciples before being crucified. Leonardo was a true master at creating lifelike human forms and facial expressions through his artwork.But Leonardo wasn't just a regular painter - he studied all kinds of artistic techniques. He was an expert sculptor, inventor, architect, scientist, mathematician, engineer, and so much more! As a scientist, he studied subjects like anatomy, geology, botany, aerodynamics and hydraulics. Have you ever watched water swirling around in a whirlpool or seen how tree branches split into smaller and smaller stems? Leonardo carefully observed and recorded details about the natural world like these, filling notebooks with his drawings and notes.Speaking of notebooks, Leonardo kept highly detailed journals throughout his life, writing in mirror script that could only be read using a mirror! How cool is that? His notebooks contained his thoughts, observations, inventions and futuristicdesigns - everything from flying machines and weapons of war, to musical instruments and devices to walk on water. Way ahead of his time, many of Leonardo's inventions wouldn't become a reality until hundreds of years later. For example, his design for a tank was kind of like an early concept for modern battle tanks!I could go on forever about the incredible life of Leonardo da Vinci. But I'll leave you with this - Leonardo once said "Learning never exhausts the mind." How inspiring that even as one of the greatest geniuses who ever walked the earth, he still believed there was an infinite amount to learn and discover. If a kid like me tries to approach life with even a fraction of Leonardo's curiosity and passion for knowledge, who knows what amazing things await? The Renaissance man shows us that we should never stop questioning, experimenting, and exploring the wonders of our world.篇2Leonardo da Vinci - The Ultimate Renaissance ManHave you ever heard of someone being called a "Renaissance man"? It means a person who is extremely talented in many different areas. Well, the original Renaissance man was Leonardo da Vinci! He was one of the greatest artists, inventors,and thinkers who ever lived. Let me tell you all about this amazing man from a long time ago.Leonardo was born in 1452 in the town of Vinci, near Florence in Italy. Even as a young boy, he was incredibly curious about the world around him. He loved to explore nature, observing plants, animals, and how things moved and worked. Leonardo also had an amazing artistic talent from a very early age. He could draw anything he saw with perfect detail and realism.As Leonardo grew up, he moved to Florence and became an apprentice to a famous artist and sculptor. He quickly mastered all the artistic techniques of painting, sculpting, architecture, and more. Some of his earliest works included the beautiful Adoration of the Magi and the famous Vitruvian Man drawing showing the ideal human body proportions.But art was just the beginning for da Vinci's incredible mind. He was endlessly curious about how the world worked. He studied anatomy, physics, engineering, botany, geology, cartography (mapmaking), and just about every other area of science you could imagine! Leonardo had an incredible visual mind and memory. He filled thousands of pages of notebookswith detailed drawings, diagrams, thoughts, and theories about his studies.As an inventor, Leonardo conceived ideas that were far ahead of his time. He drew up designs and plans for things like a helicopter, a tank, concentrated solar power, a robot, and even something like a theoretical car powered by a spring mechanism. It's amazing that 500 years ago he could dream up machines that seem ultra-modern to us!One of Leonardo's most famous inventions was the ability to paint with an oil-based technique that allowed incredible detail and quality never seen before. This was a major advance in painting that led to the timeless masterpieces he is most known for.In the latter part of his life, Leonardo created two of the most famous and renowned artworks in the entire world - the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. The Mona Lisa, with her mysterious smile, sfumato technique, and incredible realism, became one of the most studied and admired portraits ever. The massive mural of The Last Supper, painted on a church wall in Milan, showed breathtaking skill in lighting, composition, and capturing human emotion and expression.Leonardo da Vinci truly did live during a "Renaissance" era, where there was a reawakening of art, science, and learning across Europe. And Leonardo embodied all of the varied talents of that new age of innovation and wonder about the world. He had a famously curious mind, exploring any area of study that interested him through first-hand observation and experimentation.Though he unfortunately passed away in 1519, Leonardo left behind hundreds of notebooks, drawings, plans, artworks and inventions that influenced future generations of innovators, artists and scientists. Even today, nearly 500 years later, his work and ideas continue to inspire people to be creative, thoughtful, and inquisitive. We could all take a page from Leonardo's book - using our talents, following our curiosities, and always striving to see the world through new eyes of wonder. Now that's a true Renaissance man!篇3Leonardo da Vinci - The Ultimate Renaissance ManLeonardo da Vinci was one of the greatest minds that ever lived. He was a true "Renaissance man" which means he was asuper talented guy who was great at all kinds of different things - art, science, invention, you name it!Leonardo was born in 1452 in a small town called Vinci near Florence, Italy. Even as a kid, he was super curious about how things worked. He loved exploring nature and took a keen interest in pretty much everything around him. Little did he know, that curiosity would one day make him famous all over the world!As Leonardo grew up, he moved to the city and became an apprentice to one of the best artists of the time. Leonardo was an art genius, too! He could paint and sculpt and draw all kinds of beautiful masterpieces. Some of his most famous artworks are the Mona Lisa painting and The Last Supper mural.But art was just the beginning for this super smart guy. Leonardo had a incredible mind for science and invention as well. He studied subjects like anatomy, geology, botany, aerodynamics, and more. He came up with ideas that were way ahead of his time, like flying machines, submarines, concentrated solar power, and even tanks! Can you imagine how amazing it would have been to meet Leonardo back then?One of Leonardo's talents was his ability to look at the world in a different way than others. This unique perspective allowedhim to make new connections that led to all kinds of inventions and discoveries. He liked to combine art and science by making extremely detailed drawings of his observations in nature. These drawings helped him understand how things like muscles, plants, birds, and the human body itself worked.For example, Leonardo studied how birds fly and made designs for some of the earliest flying machines and parachutes. He may have been the first person to truly understand aerodynamics and air flow! Unfortunately, the technology at the time wasn't advanced enough to actually build his inventions successfully. But many of his designs were amazing previews of what would come hundreds of years later.In addition to all his scientific studies, Leonardo was also a talented engineer, inventor, architect, writer, and even a vegetarian chef! Is there anything this guy couldn't do? His incredible range of knowledge and skills shows why he is considered one of the most diversely talented people in human history.Despite all of his amazing accomplishments, Leonardo had a bit of an unlucky life in some ways. He struggled to finish projects on time and jumped from task to task frequently. Some people even considered him a bit of a weird loner! But that didn'tstop him from making discoveries that still influence our modern world centuries later.To sum it up, Leonardo da Vinci was the ultimate Renaissance man. He had curiosity and creativity that couldn't be matched. By studying and combining so many different subjects, he expanded human knowledge tremendously during his lifetime. Though he lived over 500 years ago, Leonardo's ideas, artwork, and innovations continue to inspire people all over the world today.So next time you look at the Mona Lisa's smile or see one of Leonardo's futuristic invention designs, remember - this guy was a true game changer! His endless talents and vision helped shape our understanding of so much, from art to science to the amazing mechanics of life itself. Not bad for a kid from a small Italian town who never lost his sense of wonder about the world around him!篇4Leonardo da Vinci - The Ultimate Renaissance ManHave you ever heard of someone being called a "Renaissance man"? It means a person who is really good at lots of different things - like art, science, invention, and more. Well,Leonardo da Vinci was the ultimate Renaissance man. He was born in 1452 in the town of Vinci, near Florence in Italy. Even as a kid, Leonardo showed he was super smart and talented in so many ways.Leonardo loved to explore nature and study how things worked. He was curious about everything - how birds fly, why water swirls in certain patterns, how shadows and light hit objects. He was always observing, questioning, and experimenting. Leonardo filled notebook after notebook with his observations, theories, inventions, and amazing drawings.Speaking of drawings, Leonardo was an incredible artist from a very young age. His realistic paintings captured every tiny detail. Two of his most famous works are the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. The Mona Lisa is a small portrait of a woman with a mysterious smile. The Last Supper is a giant mural painting showing Jesus' last meal with his disciples. Leonardo's artworks are renowned for their life-like quality and emotional depth.But Leonardo didn't just make art - he studied so much more! He was greatly interested in anatomy, which is the study of the human body. At a time when cutting into human bodies was illegal, Leonardo found creative ways to learn about anatomy. He would dissect animals and make incredibly accurate drawings ofmuscles, bones, and organs. His notes on anatomy were centuries ahead of their time.Leonardo's inquisitive mind also led him to experiment with inventions and engineering. He designed flying machines, weapons, concentrated solar power, and even a Renaissance version of a tank! Many of his inventions couldn't actually be built until modern times due to lack of materials and technology back then. But his ideas and designs were pure genius.In addition to art, science, and invention, Leonardo also pursued architecture, sculpting, cartography (mapmaking), geology, botany, and more. He was truly a person of limitless talents and curiosities. Some say Leonardo had a "mind like a sponge" - he just soaked up every bit of knowledge around him.Even his handwriting was unique and strange, going from right to left in a kind of mirror script. Was this to keep his ideas secret, or did Leonardo's amazing brain just work differently than everyone else's? We may never know for sure.What we do know is that Leonardo da Vinci left an incredible legacy. His detailed notebooks reveal his brilliant thoughts and theories on so many topics. His breathtaking artwork like the Mona Lisa has captivated people for over 500 years. And many of the inventions he designed on paper eventually became realitiesthat changed the world, even if Leonardo himself never built them in his lifetime.So if you ever feel frustrated that you struggle in just one subject like math or English, remember the ultimate Renaissance man, Leonardo da Vinci. He was a master of numerous trades and intellectual pursuits. Leonardo embraced his curiosity about the world and never stopped learning, observing, creating, and thinking. And that immense passion resulted in a lifetime of amazing achievements that still influence us today.Truly, Leonardo da Vinci was the original "Jack of all trades, master of all." The ultimate Renaissance man!篇5Leonardo da Vinci - The Ultimate Renaissance ManHave you ever heard of someone being called a "Renaissance man"? It means a person who is really good at lots of different things. Well, Leonardo da Vinci was the ultimate Renaissance man! He was an artist, a scientist, an inventor, and so much more. Let me tell you all about this amazing guy who lived a long time ago.Leonardo was born in 1452 in a small town called Vinci in Italy. Even as a little kid, he was super curious about the world around him. He loved exploring nature and took notes on everything he saw - how birds flew, how water moved, how plants grew. His mind was always working!When he got older, Leonardo became a brilliant artist. He could paint amazingly realistic people and scenes. Two of his most famous paintings are the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. The Mona Lisa is that cool painting of a woman with a mysterious smile. The Last Supper shows Jesus having his last meal with his disciples. Leonardo spent years perfecting these masterpieces.But Leonardo wasn't just a regular old artist. He made so many discoveries in science and invention too! He studied human anatomy by dissecting dead bodies. He drew designs for crazy inventions that were way ahead of their time, like a helicopter, a tank, concentrated solar power, and even something kind of like a calculator.One of Leonardo's biggest passions was the study of flight. He was fascinated by how birds could soar through the sky. He designed this weird flying machine based on how a bat's wings worked. Of course, it never actually flew with a person inside. Buthis ideas and sketches helped lay the foundation for aeronautics and the invention of airplanes much later on.Here are some other amazing facts about Leonardo da Vinci:He was left-handed and wrote backwards! His notebooks had to be read with a mirror.He was a vegetarian who loved animals and never killed them.He had an awesome memory and could remember everything he studied.He excelled at so many things - painting, sculpture, architecture, science, math, engineering, invention, and more!With all his talents, da Vinci was way ahead of his time. People in the 1500s didn't really understand this genius guy. It wasn't until many years after his death in 1519 that the world truly appreciated how brilliant and ground-breaking he was.Leonardo da Vinci was the definition of a "Renaissance man." He had a crazy curiosity and passion for learning about everything. His artwork is some of the most famous ever. And his scientific studies and inventions paved the way for new discoveries for centuries to come. Leonardo da Vinci truly was one of the greatest minds in human history!篇6Leonardo da Vinci: The Ultimate Renaissance ManHave you ever heard of someone who was a great artist, scientist, inventor, and philosopher all at the same time? Well, Leonardo da Vinci was exactly that – a true genius whose incredible talents stretched across many different fields. Let me tell you about this amazing man from a long time ago.Leonardo was born in 1452 in a small town called Vinci near Florence, Italy. Even as a young boy, he was always curious about the world around him and loved to explore nature. He would spend hours watching birds fly, water flow in rivers, and plants sway in the wind.As he grew older, Leonardo's talents began to shine. He was an extremely gifted artist who created some of the most famous paintings in the world, like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. But Leonardo didn't just paint beautiful pictures – he studied everything, from human anatomy to mechanics and engineering.One of Leonardo's greatest skills was his ability to observe the world closely and make incredibly detailed drawings of what he saw. His notebooks are filled with amazingly accuratesketches of human bodies, animals, plants, inventions, and more. He drew things from so many different angles and perspectives.But Leonardo didn't just draw – he was also a brilliant inventor way ahead of his time. Can you believe he designed things like a helicopter, a tank, concentrated solar power, and a robotic knight hundreds of years before they actually became a reality? His endless curiosity and imagination amazed everyone.Not only was Leonardo an artist and inventor, but he was also a scientist who studied subjects like anatomy, geology, botany, aeronautics, and so much more. He dissected bodies to learn about human anatomy. He closely examined rocks and fossils. He thought deeply about concepts like friction, gravity, and why the sky is blue.One of the coolest things about Leonardo is that he kept tiny notebooks where he wrote down all his thoughts and ideas in mirror-writing from right to left. These included his drawings, scientific diagrams, and notes on his inventions and observations about life. It's incredible that someone from so long ago could be an expert in so many different fields.Although Leonardo da Vinci lived over 500 years ago between 1452 and 1519, he truly was a man who was way ahead of his time. His curiosity, creativity, and powers of observationwere unlike anything the world had ever seen before. He had a deep fascination with understanding everything around him.Not only was Leonardo a genius with his hands with painting and drawing, but also with his brilliant mind. He made discoveries and hypotheses that were centuries before their time. Many ideas and inventions that we thought were modern were actually first dreamed up by Leonardo long ago.Today, Leonardo da Vinci is remembered as one of the greatest Renaissance figures and geniuses of all time. He inspired others to explore, learn, invent, and push the boundaries of what is possible. Leonardo showed that humans are capable of incredible achievements when they combine art, science, and intellect together.So whenever you look at the Mona Lisa's smile or designs for flying machines and robots, remember the amazing mind of Leonardo da Vinci. He was a true Renaissance Man who was talented in so many ways. Leonardo proved that with curiosity, observation, and creativity, one person can make groundbreaking contributions across many different fields. Perhaps you too can become a modern-day Renaissance man or woman!。
意大利留学奢侈品管理专业
【导语】意⼤利是欧洲受⽂艺复兴影响最深远的国家，五百多年前的⽂化思潮⼏乎渗透到意⼤利所有⼿⼯业制作中，其中珠宝产业尤甚。
在这种环境下，衍⽣不少珠宝品牌。
下⾯要介绍的意⼤利五⼤珠宝品牌，⼤家都认识⼏个呢？其中，是否⼜有你的“⼼头好”。
布契拉提(Buccellati) 早在250年前，布契拉提(Buccellati)这个名字就活跃在⽶兰最有名的"⾦饰街坊"，虽然当时成就和名⽓还不可与现在的Buccellati相提并论，但是亚平宁浓厚⽂化⽓息和历史积淀，注定这个意⼤利传奇珠宝世家将显赫⼀时。
1906年，布契拉提家族中才满14岁的马⾥奥(Mario)，开始⾦匠学徒⽣涯，拜当时⽶兰最负盛名的⾦匠贝特拉密(Beltrami)为师，学习制作⾦银艺品技巧。
马⾥奥⼀直痴迷⽂艺复兴时期意⼤利⽂化遗产，所有⾃⽂艺复兴时期传下来的技艺，都继承下来，并⽤⾃⼰的理解加以发扬。
到了1919年，马⾥奥在⽶兰开设了⾃⼰的第⼀家店，并选址在过去⽶兰⾮常的⼀家有两百年历史的珠宝学院旧址上。
他凭借着精湛的⼿艺与完美的设计，很快就在欧洲名声⼤噪，并赢得了"⾦艺王⼦"的美誉。
意⼤利、西班⽛、⽐利时，甚⾄埃及等各国王室、贵族都来订购饰品，就连梵蒂冈的教皇也成了他的顾客。
很快，他的分店就不⽌遍布意⼤利，⼤洋彼岸的纽约和棕榈滩也开始接受了这个来⾃地中海的珠宝品牌。
MarioBuccellati⽤意⼤利最精妙的珠宝制作⼯艺打响了Buccellati的招牌，⽽真正将Buccellati带⼊世界珠宝品牌的，则是他的⼉⼦GianmariaBuccellati。
Gianmaria成功的秘诀是设计。
他和⽗亲⼀样，最推崇⽂艺复兴时期的艺术--⼀切创作都源于⾃然。
现在，Buccellati的门店遍布全世界，伦敦、巴黎、威尼斯、东京、洛杉矶、莫斯科、阿斯彭，各个店⾥陈列的不同珠宝银器展⽰了各种卓越的⼯艺技巧，体现出THEHOUSEOFBUCCELLATI的完美⼯艺。
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