Е. С. Закирова, П. А. Красавин Английский язык для технических вузов


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and discuss the texts and dialogues, arrange the role-plays and present the 
projects.
1) 
forming, cutting, joining.
Metalworking processes can be categorized 
as forming, cutting, and joining processes.
2) 
to embrace. 
Metalworking embraces forming, cutting, and joining.
3) 
casting, castings. 
Casting is a forming process during which metal 
castings are produced.
4) 
to pour into a mold. 
Heated liquid material is usually poured into a 
mold.
5) 
hollow cavity. 
A mold contains a hollow cavity of the desired shape.
6) 
to solidify. 
Heated liquid metal cools and solidifies in a mold.
7) 
to eject. 
A casting is ejected from the mold.
8) 
to complete. 
A casting is ejected or broken out of the mold to complete 
the process.
9) 
foundry. 
All metal castings are produced in foundries.
10) 
rolling, extrusion, drawing. 
All technological processes of metalwork-
ing with the application of force or pressure embrace final metallurgy 


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(which includes rolling, extrusion, and drawing) and workpieces and 
machine parts manufacturing.
11) 
forging, forgings. 
Forging is one of the oldest metalworking processes 
during which forgings are produced.
12) 
open die forging, impression die forging, closed die forging. 
Workpieces 
and machine parts manufacturing embraces open die forging, impres-
sion die forging, closed die forging, etc. 
13) 
to improve. 
Forging improves the mechanical properties of metals.
14) 
grain. 
Forging minimizes the internal grain size in metal.
15) 
drawing out, upsetting, squeezing. 
There are different kinds of forging 
operations: drawing out, upsetting, squeezing in compression dies.
16) 
cross section. 
While drawing out the workpiece length increases and its 
cross section decreases.
17) 
die.
Most forging operations use metal-forming dies.
18) 
to withstand. 
Metal-forming dies must be precisely designed and care-
fully heat-treated to withstand the tremendous forces and pressure.
19) 
flat, shaped. 
Open die forging uses flat and shaped dies.
20) 
to achieve. 
On completing open die forging, forgings require their 
considerable machining to achieve the final shape.
21) 
to attach to the anvil. 
In impression die forging, the metal workpiece is 
placed in a die which is attached to the anvil.
22) 
to drop. 
The hammer is dropped on the workpiece to make the metal 
flow and fill the die cavities. 
23) 
excess metal, flash. 
Excess metal flows out of the die and forms flash.
24) 
to prevent from. 
The flash cools more rapidly than the rest of material 
so it helps prevent from forming more flash.
25) 
lubrication. 
The disadvantage of closed die forging is the need for bet-
ter lubrication and workpiece placement.
26) 
sheet metal forming. 
Sheet metal forming is one of the manufacturing 
processes.
 
27) 
stamping, punching, bending. 
Sheet metal forming includes stamping, 
punching, bending, etc.
28) 
to involve. 
Recent developments involve the heating of dies or work-
pieces.
29) 
powder metallurgy. 
Forming processes embrace casting, metalworking 
with the application of force or pressure, and powder metallurgy.
30) 
molten metal.
Heated liquid metal is called molten metal.
31) 
billet, bar, ingot. 
Metal components can be formed by using metal 
powder instead of molten metal, billets, bars or ingots.


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32) 
sintering. 
Sintering is the process when the powder is placed into a die, 
compressed and then heated until the powder particles join together 
structurally.


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