- •Unit 1 text 1. My future profession
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 2 text 2. What is a mechanical engineer?
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 3 text 3. Development of mechanical engineering
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 4 text 4. Design engineer
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 6 text 6. Engineering technicians
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 5 text 5. Mechanical engineering
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 7 text 7. Metals
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 8 text 8. Steel
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 9 text 9. Methods of steel heat treatment
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 10 text 10. Metalworking processes
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 11 text 11. Metalworking and metal properties
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 12 text 12. Material science and technology mechanical properties of materials
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 13 text 13. Mechanical properties of materials
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 14 text 14. Machine-tools
- •Vocabulary:
- •Vocabulary:
- •Milling machine
- •Vocabulary:
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 15 text 15. Automation
- •Vocabulary:
- •Types of automation
- •Vocabulary:
- •Automation in industry. Fixed and programmable automation
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 16 text 16. History of robotics
- •Vocabulary:
- •Robots in manufacturing
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 17 text 17. Industrial engineering
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 18 text 18. Machine
- •Vocabulary:
- •Machine tool
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 19 text 19. Man and his environment problems and solutions
- •Unit 20 text 20. Science and its future
- •Interruptions. Agreement/disagreement.
- •Questions formation Table 2
- •Table 2.1
- •Sequence of tenses Table 3
- •Modal verbs
- •Impossible,
- •Improbable,
- •Modal verbs and similar expressions Table 4
- •The use of modal verbs in different types of sentences Table 5
- •Direct and indirect speech Table 6
- •Verbals Table 7
- •Infinitive and its translation into russian Table 8
- •Gerund and its translation into russian Table 9
- •Participles I, II
- •Its functions and translation into russian
- •Table 10
- •The use of the complex object Table11
- •The use of the complex subject Table12
- •Gerundial constructions
- •Appendix 3 англо-русский словарь-минимум для машиностроителей Сокращенные обозначения, принятые в словаре
- •Nose п - 1. Нос, носок, кончик, носовая часть; передняя часть; выступ; головка
- •2. Мет. Горловина (конвертера) 3. Лезвие, режущая кромка (резца)
- •3. Мощность; выработка (электроэнергии); производительность 4. Выход
- •2. Мет. Обжатие 3. Измельчение 4. Выч. Обработка, преобразование (данных) redundant adj - чрезмерный; избыточный
- •4. Обратный ход; движение назад
- •4. Спай
- •4. Место установки
- •3. Осадка 4. Остаточная деформация 5. Крепление 6. Обжимка (заклепки)
- •4. Стенд; установка для испытаний 5. Державка 6. Клеть (прокатного стана)
- •3. Текстура
- •3. Перехват, короткая соединительная часть (в трубопроводе) 4. Колошник (доменной печи) 5. Пережим (свода мартеновской печи) 6. Наименьшая толщина (сварочного шва)
- •3. Посаженный наглухо, заклиненный
Vocabulary:
mechanical engineering – машиностроение
maintenance – техническое обслуживание и (текущий) ремонт
profound – абсолютный, полный, совершенный
sequence – последовательность; следование
appliance – аппарат, прибор, приспособление, устройство
efficient – эффективный, действенный; действительный
sophisticated – сложный, замысловатый; усовершенствованный
to fulfil – выполнять; делать, осуществлять, завершать, заканчивать
item – продукт; изделие, отдельная операция (в перечне технологических операций)
mitigation – ослабление; смягчение; подавление
interfacial –
velocity – скорость, быстродействие
acceleration – ускорение; разгон, разбег
load – загрузка, нагрузка, усилие
range – диапазон, интервал, пределы, зона, область
stiff – жесткий, плотный, сложный, сильный, интенсивный
pressure – давление
drop – падение, снижение, понижение, спад
drag – сопротивление
distribution – распределение, размещение, распространение
to interpret – интерпретировать, транслировать, объяснять
measurement – измерение
to estimate – считать, полагать, оценивать, давать оценку, расценивать
Unit 2 text 2. What is a mechanical engineer?
Mechanical engineering plays a dominant role in enhancing safety, economic vitality, enjoyment and overall quality of life throughout the world. Mechanical engineers are concerned wiht the principles of force, energy and motion. The men and women who work as mechanical engineers are professionals with expert knowledge of the design and manufacture of mechanical systems and thermal devices and processes. Some examples of products and processes developed by mechanical engineers include engines and control systems for automobiles and aircraft, electric power generation plants, lifesaving medical devices and consumer products ranging from air conditioners to personal computers and athletic equipment. They also design the machines that mass-produce these products. Virtually every aspect of life is touched by mechanical engineering. If something moves or uses energy, a mechanical engineer was probably involved in its design or production.
An Evolving Profession
The explosive development and expansion in computer technology has literally cnanged the face of mechanical engineering. The drawing board has given way to computer-aided-designed (CAD), and sophisticated computational software tools have enabled mechanical engineers to develop efficient solutions to complex technical problems. For example, the emerging high-tech field of nanofechnology is attracting mechanical engineers to design ultra-miniature machines and tiny implantable medical devices that navigate the human body searching for disease and damaged tissue. Also, the growing concern for the planet and the quality of life for future generations have spurred continuing efforts by mechanical engineers to design resource-efficient and recyclable products and develop equipment and processes to clean-up existing environmental problems ana prevent their reoccurrence.
These technologies and a host of others will have an impact on lives in the 21st century, and their development ana refinement require the skills, intuition and creative ability of mechanical engineers. At the same time, mechanical engineers are expected to understand and convey the real-world consequences of technology development alternatives to decision-makers and the public.
