English for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering

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Oxford

English

for

Electrical

and

Mechanical

Engineering

Eric

H. Glendinning

Norman Glendinning,

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Technical contents

Page Unit Topic

Engineering
Courses
Materials
Mechanisms
Forces
Electric motor

Student
Central heating
Safety at work
Young engineer
Washing machine
Racing bicycle
Lasers
Technician
Refrigerator
Scales
Portable generator
Road breaker
Disc brakes
Stdengineer
Lawn-mower
Corrosion
Maglev train
CAD designer
Supercar
Graphs
Waste recycling
Robotics
Careers

Applying for a job

Technical syllabus

General
General

Engineering materials
Mechanisms. Cams
Statics and Dynamics
Electrotechnology
Electrical

Automatic systems
General

General. Engineering design
Automaticsystems. Transducers
Mechanics. Gear systems
Mechanical technology
Robotics. General
Fluid mechanics

Automatic systems. Strain gauges
Electrotechnology. Power generation
Pneumatics

Hgdraulics

General. Process control
Engineering design

Mechanical technology. Corrosion
Electrical machines. Motor selection
CAD

General
General
Technical plant

Robotics. Stepper motors
General

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Contents

Page

Unit

1

l o

Engineering

-

what's

it

all

about?

1 0 Tuning-in

11 Reading lntroduction

12 Language study dealslis concerned with

1 3 Word study Word stress

1 3 Writing
14 Listening

Unit

2

1 5

Choosing

a

course

1 5 Tuning-in
1 6 Reading
20 Writing

Having a purpose

Letter writing. 1: requesting information

Unit

3

2 1

Engineering

materials

22 Tuning-in

22 Reading Scanning tables

23 Language study Making definitions

24 Writing Adding information to a text

Unit4

Mechanisms

26 Tuning-in

26 Reading Scanning a text

27 Writing Ways oflinking ideas. 1

29 Language study Dealing with technical terrrQ 
29 Speaking practice

Unit

5

3 1

Forces

in

engineering

31 Tuning-in

31 Reading 1 Predicting

33 Reading 2 Grammar links in texts

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t o o l i n g /'tu:l~l)/ n [U13, TI01 aU

manufacturing equipment required for the

manufacture of a product y a w /j3:/ n [U28, T81 angular rotation
t o x i c i'toks~W adj [U9,T1] poisonous about a vertical axis

transformer/,traens'fa:ma(r)/ n [U6, T6] yield p o i n t 1'ji:ld p31nti n [U26,T7] the

a device for stepping up or down the point where the elastic limit is reached

voltage of an alternating current

t r e a d l e Itredll n [U4, T6] a linkage used to
convert oscillating into rotary movement
and vice versa

t u r b i n e i't3:bami n [U 17, T9] a machine
which produces power when steam, gas or
water is passedover the blades attached to
the rotating drive output shaft

t u r b u l e n c e /'ta:bjuland n [UlZ, T6]
violent or uneven movement of air
turner /'t3:na(r)/ n [U29, SP (A)] a lathe

operator

u n d e r c a r r i a g e l'nnda,kiend3i n [U23,
RZ] the supporting framework of a vehicle
comprising wheels, axles, suspension, etc.

v a p o u r l've~pa(r)/ n [U 15, TZ] a gas that
can be liquefied by increasing its pressure
vernieri'va:nra(r)/ n [U29, TZ] a

measuring gauge fitted with an auxiliary

scale which allows the operator to read

the main scale with an accuracy of one
tenth of a division

waisting/'we~st~q/ n [U26, T7]

deformation which brings about
narrowing of the section of a rod or
material under tension

wave p o w e r i'wew ,paua(r)/ n [U17, T9]

a method of generating electricity by using

the movement of waves in water

workvolume/'wa:k ,volju:~II/ n [UZS,

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T k a ~ ~ w n m k r r , a ~ t o t h e u d m s n d ~ , t h e

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English for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering

<b>Oxford </b>

<b>English </b>

<b>for </b>

<b>Electrical </b>

<b>and </b>

<b>Mechanical </b>

<b>Engineering </b>

Eric

H.

Glendinning

Norman Glendinning,

~~.

AUG

'v

<b>Technical contents </b>

<b>Contents </b>

<b>Unit </b>

<b>1 </b>

l o

<b>Engineering </b>

-

<b>what's </b>

<b>it </b>

<b>all </b>

<b>about? </b>

<b>Unit </b>

<b>2 </b>

<b>Choosing </b>

<b>a </b>

<b>course </b>

<b>Unit </b>

<b>3 </b>

<b>Engineering </b>

<b>materials </b>

<b>Unit4 </b>

<b>Mechanisms </b>

<b>Unit </b>

<i><b>5 </b></i>

<b>Forces </b>

<b>in </b>

<b>engineering </b>

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