Seeing Zhao Weimin’s ever-changing face from outside the door, Gu Beichen felt as if he were drinking ice water on a sweltering summer day. “You all look down on Su Su, but our Su Su is the most amazing!”
Platoon Leader Zhan glanced at Regiment Commander Gu’s barely concealed smugness and inwardly raged: What does Comrade Gu have to do with you? Why are you so proud of him?
Perhaps it was because Platoon Leader Zhan’s eyes were too sharp, but when Gu Beichen glanced at him, he immediately felt a chill. Oh no! Commander Gu wasn’t satisfied until he sent him to feed the pigs!
Next time he wants to see the boss make a fool of himself, he absolutely has to watch secretly!
Inside the meeting room, Zhao Weimin held the slip of paper with Lin Su’s suggested value of 0.98, his hands trembling slightly: “Comrade Gu, how did you calculate that?”
Our model has several boundary conditions that are very ambiguous.
Lin Su raised her eyes, her gaze calm and unwavering: “Your model is based on the assumption of a ‘steady-state flow field,’ but according to the supplementary explanation in Chapter 3, Section 7, which I just translated…”
Under extreme conditions, during the initial peak phase, the flow field characteristics more closely resemble an intermittent pulse field. Using existing models to fit this nonlinear phenomenon naturally makes it difficult to obtain accurate results.
Zhao Weimin’s face turned pale. It took his entire team of dozens of people three days and three nights to barely arrive at the result.
This Comrade Gu has only had the copy of the document for less than an hour, yet he not only completed the core translation and drew crucial sketches, but he’s even come to this groundbreaking conclusion?!
“Moreover!” Lin Su’s voice remained calm, but she dropped an even bigger bombshell, “If we continue to advance according to the original model…”
During the next full system test, there is an 86% probability that the core turbine component will experience structural resonance due to coupling with the pulse frequency, leading to blade breakage and overall disintegration.
“What disintegration?” Zhao Weimin’s voice changed.
If they really disintegrate, all their hard work over the past few years will be wasted, and the mission will inevitably fail.
“Then… which model do you suggest we use instead?” Zhao Weimin’s question unconsciously carried a tone of seeking advice.
Lin Su looked around at the dim environment of Xizhou, her delicate eyebrows furrowing almost imperceptibly: “Could you move me to another place? It’s too dark here.”
As soon as she said it, she paused slightly.
This picky habit about lighting was something Gu Beichen spoiled her with back when they were together.
She used to love reading at night, and when her eyes got sore, she would snuggle in his arms and whine about the pain.
After that, no matter where they were, Gu Beichen would always prepare the brightest desk lamp for her first.
She couldn’t help but look towards Gu Beichen outside the door, and her gaze met his deep eyes.
The two looked into each other’s eyes, and Lin Su’s heartstrings were plucked. She quickly lowered her head and used her willpower to suppress the surging emotions in her heart.
Upon hearing this, Zhao Weimin blushed slightly and said, “Sure, sure, I’ll take you to our core office right away. The lights are very bright there! It’ll be easier to discuss any issues with us if you come with us.”
As he spoke, Zhao Weimin personally helped to get the enamel mug, a stark contrast to his previous indifference.
Gu Beichen stared at Lin Su. Those eyes, which were once full of stars and could speak, were now like two unfathomable ancient wells, all their emotions settling in the darkness that no one could see.
His heart felt as if it were being squeezed tightly by an icy hand, causing him suffocating pain.
He suddenly remembered that years ago, when she was nestled in his arms reading a comic book, she had pointed to a character who was pretending to be profound and giggled: “Look at him, acting all serious, like a little old man!”
How can a person not have emotions? That would be so painful!
Her words still ring in my ears, yet that little girl who was most afraid of becoming an “old man” has lived her life like a porcelain doll without joy or sorrow.
Over the years, how many times did she fall alone to forge such a hard and cold exterior?
Thinking of this, Gu Beichen felt a pain in his heart that was almost like a spasm.
Lin followed Zhao Weimin to their office, where various project leaders were gathered, almost all of them middle-aged men with gray hair.
When they saw the young Lin Su walk in, their faces simultaneously showed the same suspicion and disdain as when Zhao Weimin first met Lin Su.
Fearing that everyone would drive this “big Buddha” away, Zhao Weimin quickly handed over the chapter translated by Lin Su and the results of her calculations to everyone.
“Take a look! Comrade Gu not only completed this part of the translation in less than an hour, but also calculated this result!”
“Less than an hour? That’s impossible!” The most senior and stubborn engineer, Old Engineer Chen, was the first to slam his fist on the table.
“We had dozens of people working on this for three days and three nights, she must have been spying on our data!”
The room fell silent upon hearing this; you could hear a pin drop. Huang Weiguo’s face darkened as he looked at the collection of old artifacts.
Lin Su looked at Elder Chen calmly, her eyes showing no fluctuation: “Elder Chen, the 0.92 calculated by your team is based on the original data before the revision of Chapter 3.”
However, the revised notes in Section 7 indicate that the turbulence intensity parameter at the initial inlet was underestimated by at least 25%.
If you combine the modified ‘turbulence model’ with the ‘k-epsilon model’ and iterate considering the pulsed field effect I just mentioned, the result will naturally point to 0.98.
She paused, walked to the blackboard, picked up the chalk, and smoothly drew a simplified fluid dynamics model, circling several key nodes.
“Look here and here. The prediction of the boundary layer separation point completely ignores the inversion effect of the instantaneous pressure gradient in the original model. It’s like…”
After a moment’s thought, she shattered all doubts with an extremely vivid metaphor: “It’s like only considering the overall flow rate of the river, but ignoring the instantaneous tearing and disturbance of the water flow caused by the hidden reefs on the riverbed.”
Using that kind of smooth model, you can never calculate the true risk of a ship running aground.
His words were clear, logical, and even pointed out the core revision notes they had overlooked.
The office fell silent. All the engineers, including the flushed-faced Mr. Chen, stared intently at the simplified diagrams on the blackboard and the formulas she had written, their minds reeling.
This cannot be explained by simply glancing at the data; it is a true example of a dimensional reduction attack.
Huang Weiguo stepped forward at the right moment, smiling and smoothing things over: “Alright, alright, is everything clear now? Comrade Gu is an expert we asked Commander Huo to help us invite after much pleading.”
From now on, he’ll be our project’s chief technical advisor! Show him some respect!
“Chief Advisor?!” Everyone was surprised again.
Lin Su remained calm and composed, only nodding slightly to Huang Weiguo and Zhao Weimin: “So, can we start working now? We need to build the new model framework as soon as possible and conduct anti-resonance verification on our existing designs.”
Her gaze was calm and focused; she was already in work mode.
Outside the door, Gu Beichen looked at the figure who remained calm and radiant amidst a crowd of top engineers. A mix of immense pride and deep sorrow overwhelmed him once again.
His Su Su had already soared to unimaginable heights, but how much suffering had she endured to achieve such growth?
Gu Beichen felt an unbearable pain in his heart.