Обучение чтению и устной речи на английском языке по специальности «Оборудование и технология сварочного производства. Часть 2. Контроль качества
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Московский государственный технический университет имени Н.Э. Баумана Г.Г. Гурова, Н.С. Николаева ОБУЧЕНИЕ ЧТЕНИЮ И УСТНОЙ РЕЧИ НА АНГЛИЙСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ ПО СПЕЦИАЛЬНОСТИ «ОБОРУДОВАНИЕ И ТЕХНОЛОГИЯ СВАРОЧНОГО ПРОИЗВОДСТВА» Часть 2 Контроль качества Методические указания Москва Издательство МГТУ им. Н.Э. Баумана 2011
УДК 802.0 ББК 81.2 Англ-923 Г95 Ре це нзе нт В.А. Ерофеева Гурова Г.Г. Обучение чтению и устной речи на английском языке по специальности «Оборудование и технология сварочного производства : метод. указания / Г.Г. Гурова, Н.С. Николаева. — Ч. 2 : Контроль качества. — М.: Изд-во МГТУ им. Н.Э. Баумана, 2011. — 49, [3] с. В методические указания включены тексты из оригинальной научно-технической английской и американской литературы для аудиторной и самостоятельной работы студентов. В каждый урок входят задания, способствующие развитию навыков перевода с английского языка на русский, ведения беседы по основным проблемам, затронутым в издании, задания по переводу с русского языка на английский, по отработке лексических и грамматических трудностей, встречающихся в текстах, а также материалы по подготовке презентации. Для студентов старших курсов машиностроительных специальностей. Рекомендовано Учебно-методической комиссией НУК ФН МГТУ им. Н.Э. Баумана. УДК 802.0 ББК 81.2 Англ-923 © МГТУ им. Н.Э. Баумана, 2011 Г95
ПРЕДИСЛОВИЕ Методические указания состоят из двух уроков и дополнительного раздела, включающего тексты, в которых рассматриваются способы контроля качества сварных соединений. Целью методических указаний является профессиональноориентированное обучение английскому языку студентов машиностроительных специальностей, изучающих сварочные процессы. В методических указаниях представлены тексты из оригинальной научно-технической английской и американской литературы последних лет по специальности «Оборудование и технология сварочного производства», предназначенные для аудиторной и самостоятельной работы студентов. Каждый урок включает задания по развитию навыков перевода с английского языка на русский и с русского на английский, ведения беседы по основным проблемам, затронутым в пособии, а также задания по отработке лексических и грамматических трудностей, встречающихся в текстах. Методические указания предназначены для студентов старших курсов факультета «Машиностроительные технологии» МГТУ им. Н.Э. Баумана.
Unit 1. DESTRUCTIVE TESTING Preview. In this unit you will get general knowledge about different types of destructive testing. Warm-up 1.1. Match the words in A with definitions in B. A B 1) destructive tests a) involves placing a weld sample in a testing machine and pulling on the test sample until it breaks 2) free bend testing b) used to determine the quality of weld metal at the face and root of a welded joint in a specially designed machine 3) guided bend testing c) carried out to the specimen’s failure, are generally easy to carry out, yield much information and are easy to interpret 4) nick-break testing d) used to determine the soundness of a weld and also make visible the boundary between the base metal and the weld metal using some acid 5) impact testing e) used to check the soundness of a fillet weld 6) fillet welded joint testing f) used to determine if the weld metal of a welded butt joint has any internal defects by sticking with a heavy hammer 7) etching testing g) used to check the ability of a weld to absorb energy under impact without fracturing 8) tensile testing h) designed to measure the ductility of the weld deposit and the heat-affected area adjacent to the weld, the percentage of the weld metal elongation without a specially designed machine
1.2. In pairs/groups discuss the following. The necessity of testing 1) after manufacturing the part and inprocess testing; 2) statistical techniques. 1.3. Before you read the text answer the following questions. 1. How can you define the term “destructive testing”? 2. Can you name the advantages and disadvantages of destructive testing? 3. In which cases in your opinion is destructive testing used? 4. What types of destructive tests do you know? 5. What is the purpose of destructive tests? 6. Do you have to prepare specimens for them? 7. What is the main principle of bend tests (and other destructive tests)? 1.4. Read the text making use of the active terminological vocabulary to check if your predictions were correct. Destructive Testing. Bend Tests In destructive testing, sample portions of the welded structures are required. These samples are subjected to loads until they actually fail. The failed pieces are then studied and compared to known standards to determine the quality of the weld. The most common types of destructive testing are known as free bend, guided bend, nick-break, impact, fillet welded joint, etching and tensile testing. The primary disadvantage of destructive testing is that an actual section of a weldment must be destroyed to evaluate the weld. This type of testing is usually used in the certification process of the welder. Some of the testing requires elaborate equipment that is not available for use in the field. Three tests that may be performed in the field without elaborate equipment are the free-bend test, the guidedbend test, and the nick-break test. The free-bend test (Fig. 1) is designed to measure the ductility of the weld deposit and the heat-affected area adjacent to the weld. Also it is used to determine the percentage of elongation of the weld metal. Ductility, you should recall, is that property of a metal that allows it to be drawn out or hammered thin. The first step in preparing a welded for the free-bend test is to machine the welded reinforcement crown flush with the surface of the
test plate. When the weld area of a test plate is machined, in the case of the guided-bend as well as in the free-bend test, perform the machining operation in the opposite direction that the weld was deposited. Fig. 1. Free-bend test specimen The next step in the free-bend test is to scribe two lines on the face of the filler deposit. These lines are located 1/16 inch from each edge of the weld metal. Measure the distance, in inches, between the lines to the nearest 0.01 inch and let the resulting measurement equal (X). Then bend the ends of the test specimen until each leg forms an angle of 30 degrees to the original center line. With the scribed lines on the outside and the piece placed so all the bending occurs in the weld, the test piece is bent by using a hydraulic press or similar machine. When the proper precautions are taken, a blacksmith’s forging press or hammer can be used to complete the bending operation. If a crack more than 1/16 inch develops during the test, stop the bending because the weld has failed; otherwise, bend the specimen flat. After completing the test, you need to measure the distance between the scribed lines and call that measurement (Y). Minimum elongation of 15 percent is required for a satisfactory test area and no cracks greater than 1/16 inch on the face of the weld are tolerated. You use the guided-bend test (Fig. 2) to determine the quality of weld metal at the face and root of a welded
joint. This test is made in a specially designed jig. The test specimen is placed across the supports of the die. A plunger, operated from above by hydraulic pressure, forces the specimen into the die. To fulfil the requirements of this test, you must bend the Specimen 180 degrees — the capacity of the jig. No cracks should appear on the surface greater than 1/8 inch. The face-bend tests are made in this jig with the face of the weld in tension (outside). The root-bend tests are made with the root of the weld in tension (outside). Fig. 2. Testing machine for a guided-bend test A machine for making the guided-bend test is used in many welding schools and testing laboratories for the daily testing of specimens. Simple in construction and easy to use, it works by hydraulic pressure and can apply a direct load up to 40,000 pounds, and even more on small specimens. If you keep your eye on the large gauge and watch the load increase, you will know the actual load under which the test piece bends by the position of an auxiliary hand that is carried along by the gauge pointer. The hand remains at the point of maximum load after the pointer returns to zero. 3886 http://64.78.42.182/sweethaven/ BldgConst/Welding/lessonmain.asp?lesNum=7&modNum=13
1.5. Terms to be memorised. destructive [ÇfDëíê^âífî] testing — разрушающий контроль free-bend testing — испытание на загиб без оправки guided-bend testing — испытание на загиб с оправкой nick-break testing — испытание разрушением образца с двумя надрезами вдоль шва impact testing — испытание на удар, определение ударной вязкости fillet welded joint testing — испытание разрушением углового образца с одним угловым швом etching [DÉ`fk] testing — испытание травлением tensile [DíÉåEíFë~fä] testing — испытание на растяжение a sample [ëoãéä] n — образец, проба, выборка to evaluate [fDîñäàìÉfí] v — определять качество elaborate adj — сложный ductility n — пластичность, вязкость adjacent [èDdÉfëEÉFåí] adj — примыкающий to take precautions [éêfDâipEèFå] — принять меры предосторожности elongation n — относительное удлинение образца при разрыве weld deposit [ÇfDélòfí] — наплавка percentage n — процентное соотношение a specimen n — образец to machine v — подвергать механической обработке flush with adj — находящийся на одном уровне, вровень с … a crown n — верхушка to scribe v — размечать a gauge [ÖÉfd] n — манометр a crack n — трещина a jig n — зажимное приспособление a plunger [Déä^ådè] n — плунжер, толкатель tension n — растяжение, растягивающее усилие
Word Study 1.6. Read the words correctly. Consult the dictionary if necessary. Structure, actually, determine, destructive, etching, disadvantage, certification, equipment, available, measure, percentage, allow, surface, area, guided, direction, deposit, angle, resulting, equal, degrees, hydraulic, otherwise, occur. 1.7. Translate the following word combinations into Russian paying attention to the parts of speech underlined. Sample portions cut from the unit; the most common types of destructive testing known; the certification process of the welder used; the ductility desired; the percentage of elongation determined; an angle of 30 degrees formed; minimum elongation of 15 percent required; the quality of weld metal determined; the test made in a specially designed jig; the test specimen placed across the supports; a machine used for making the guided-bend test. 1.8. Translate the following sentences into Russian paying attention to the underlined words (you can observe the grammar topic “The Infinitive” in any grammar reference book). 1. An actual section of a weldment must be destroyed to evaluate the weld. 2. To measure the ductility of the weld deposit the free bend test is designed. 3. The horn and anvil contact the two materials to be welded. 4. It is used to determine the percentage of elongation of the weld metal. 5. The first step in preparing a welded specimen for the free-bend test is to machine the welded reinforcement crown flush with the surface of the test plate. 6. Surfaces to be joined by ultrasonic welding must be very clean and free of oxidation. 7. The next step in the free-bend test is to scribe two lines on the face of the filler deposit. 9. When the proper precautions are taken, a blacksmith’s forging press or a hammer can be used to complete the bending operation. 10. You use the guided bend test to determine the quality of weld metal at the face and root of a welded joint. 11. To fulfil the requirements of this test, you must bend the specimen 180 degrees. 12. Heat from the electric arc melts both the end of the electrode and the pieces to be joined.
1.9. Match the two halves of the sentence fragments to make logical statements. A B 1) In destructive testing, а) that is not available for use in the field 2) The primary disadvantage of destructive testing b) is to machine the welded reinforcement flush with the surface of the test plate 3) Some of the testing requires elaborate equipment c) the distance between the scribed lines should be measured 4) Ductility is that property of a metal d) to determine the quality of weld metal at the face and root of a welded joint. 5)The 1st step in preparing a welded specimen for the free-bend test e) sample portions of the welded structures are required 6) The 2nd step in the freebend test is f) by the position of an auxiliary hand that is carried along by the gauge pointer 7) After completing the test, g) to scribe two lines on the face of the filler deposit 8) You use the guided bend test h) is that an actual section of a weldment must be destroyed to evaluate the weld 9) Simple in construction and easy to use i) a specially designed jig 10) You will know the actual load under which the test piece bends j) forces the specimen into the die 11) The guided bend test is made in k) the machine works by hydraulic pressure 12) A plunger, operated from above by hydraulic pressure l) that allows it to be drawn out or hammered thin