- •«Алтайский государственный аграрный университет»
- •Учебно-методическое пособие
- •По английскому языку
- •По специальности «Переработка сельскохозяйственной продукции»
- •Барнаул 2009
- •Оглавление
- •Unit 1: Food Processing Text 1 Food Processing
- •Food Processing
- •Benefits
- •Text 2 Benefits
- •Text 3 Drawbacks
- •Drawbacks
- •Text 4 Perfomance Parameters for Food Processing
- •Perfomance Parameters for Food Processing
- •Unit II: Flour Text 1 Flour: Background
- •Flour: Background
- •Text 2 Raw Materials for Making Flour
- •Raw Materials for Making Flour
- •Text 3 Wheat Flour
- •Wheat Flour
- •Text 4 Types of Flour
- •Types of Flour
- •Text 5 The Flour Milling Industry: Historical Development
- •The Flour Milling Industry: Historical Development
- •Text 6 Modern Flour Milling Industry
- •Modern Flour Milling Industry
- •Text 7 Flour Milling in Australia
- •Flour Milling in Australia
- •Text 8 The Manufacturing Process: Grading the Wheat
- •Grading the Wheat
- •Text 9 The Manufacturing Process: Preparing the Wheat for Grinding
- •Preparing the Wheat for Grinding
- •Text 10 The Manufacturing Process: Grinding the Wheat
- •Grinding the Wheat
- •Unit III: Bread Text 1 Russian Bread
- •Russian Bread
- •Text 2 How Bread is Made
- •How Bread is Made
- •Text 3 Production Methods of Making Bread
- •Production Methods of Making Bread
- •Unit IV: Meat Text 1 Types of Meat
- •Types of Meat
- •Text 2 Preservation and Storage
- •Preservation and Storage
- •Text 3 Ground Meat Products
- •Ground Meat Products
- •Text 4 The Production Stages for Sausages and Patties
- •The Production Stages for Sausages and Patties a Chopping/Mincing
- •B Forming/Moulding
- •C Packaging
- •Unit V: Milk Text 1 Nutritional Value of Milk
- •Nutritional Value of Milk
- •Text 2 Raw Materials
- •Raw Materials
- •Text 3 The Manufacturing Process (1)
- •The Manufacturing Process (1)
- •Text 4 The Manufacturing Process (2)
- •The Manufacturing Process (2)
- •Text 5 The Manufacturing Process (3)
- •The Manufacturing Process (3)
- •Text 6 The Manufacturing Process (4)
- •The Manufacturing Process (4)
- •Unit VI: Brewing Beer Text 1 Beer
- •Text 2 Brewing
- •Brewing
- •Text 3 History
- •History
- •Text 4 Wheat Beer History
- •Wheat Beer History
- •Text 5 Malts. Hops.
- •Malts. Hops.
- •Text 6 The Brewhouse. Milling and Mashing.
- •The Brewhouse. Milling and Mashing.
- •Text 7 The Copper and Hopback
- •The Copper and Hopback
- •Text 8 The Fermenting Room
- •The Fermenting Room
- •Text 9 Types of Beer. Quality Control.
- •Types of Beer. Quality Control.
- •Unit VII: Machines Text 1 Cheese Shredder
- •Cheese Shredder
- •Text 2 Roller Mill ip-rm04
- •I. Words to be remembered.
- •Roller Mill ip-rm04
- •Text 3 Classifier Separator
- •I. Words to be remembered.
- •Classifier Separator
- •Text 4 Camera Sorter
- •Camera Sorter
- •Text 5 Gravity Separator
- •Gravity Separator
- •Vibro Cleaner
- •Vibro Cleaner
- •Vibro Grader
- •Vibro Grader
- •Text 8 De Stoner
- •De Stoner
- •Text 9 Conveyor Belt
- •Conveyor Belt
- •Приложение Выражения для реферирования
- •Библиографический список
- •Учебно-методическое издание
- •Составители:
The Copper and Hopback
The sweet liquid drawn off from the Mash Tun (known as "wort") is run into the Copper, at which point the special invert brewing sugars and hops are added. It is here that the hops impart their special bitter flavour to the wort. After being boiled together for about an hour, the hop-enhanced wort is drawn off, and "the Copper is casted" onto a pre-prepared bed of aroma hops in the hopback. As the wort is just off boiling, these special aroma hops add a delicate fragrance to the wort which otherwise would have been lost in boiling. The hops are retained in the hopback, and act as a natural filter-bed to clarify the wort, which is passed to a cooling tank, where much of the protein (which would otherwise cause hazy beer) drops out of suspension as the temperature falls from200°F to 180°F.
Text 8 The Fermenting Room
I. Words to be remembered.
1) plate 2) heat-exchanger 3) fermenting vessel 4) strength 5) to blend 6) original gravity 7) duty 8) fourfold 9) strain 10) levy |
пластина теплообменник бродильный сосуд крепость, концентрация смешивать удельный вес, плотность налог, пошлина четырежды, вчетверо сорт взимать, облагать (налогом) |
II. Read and translate the text.
The Fermenting Room
The temperature of the wort is lowered to about 62°F as it runs through a plate heat-exchanger before being passed into one of the Fermenting Vessels. The different strengths between the first and second Coppers must be carefully blended to the precise original gravity required for each beer. The "Original Gravity" (OG) is the specific gravity of the wort prior to fermentation, and as such is a measure of the sugars present and their potential for the production of alcohol. Up until the 1st April 1993, Duty had been levied on the original gravity of beer, and thereafter on the alcohol by volume. As a general rule, the higher the original gravity the stronger will be the beer and the greater the Duty charged. The fermentation is started by the introduction of live yeast to the wort in the Fermenting Vessels. During the next three days, the yeast will multiply approximately fourfold as it feeds on the sugars in the wort whilst at the same time producing alcohol and generating carbon dioxide. The strain of the yeast that is used is the single ->most important determinant of the flavour of the beer.
Text 9 Types of Beer. Quality Control.
I. Words to be remembered.
1) cask-conditioned beer 2) racking tank 3) cask 4) to rack 5) to imply
6) fining 7) subtle
8) maturation 9) conditioning tank
10) virtue
11) shelf life
12) to broach 13) terms of cellarage |
бочковое пиво бак для сцеживания/слива бочка наполнять предполагать, подразумевать, заключать в себе, значить очищающее вещество утончённый, изысканный, неуловимый, тонкий, едва различимый созревание, дозревание бак доведения до требуемой кондиции, бак для кондиционирования хорошее качество, достоинство, преимущество срок годности при хранении, срок хранения открывать, вскрывать условия и сроки хранения |
II. Read and translate the text.
