- •English for masters
- •Unit 1 mechanical engineering text 1 Machine-tools
- •1 Complete the table:
- •2 Answer the question:
- •3 Say, what statement is true to the text.
- •Text 2 Main Operations of Heat Treatment
- •1 Define the main idea of the text:
- •2 Say, what statement is true to the text.
- •Text 3 Forging Process and Equipment
- •1 Fill in the scheme with information from the text in English.
- •2 Say, what statement is true to the text.
- •3 Complete the sentence according to the text.
- •Text 4 Modern Computer Technologies
- •1 Define, what statement is true to the text.
- •Text 5 Safety Engineering
- •1 Find the information about:
- •2 What statement is true to the text?
- •Unit 2 materials text 1 Materials Science and Technology
- •1 Complete the table:
- •2 Complete the statement according to the text:
- •3 Answer the question:
- •Text 2 Engineering Materials
- •1 Complete the table using the information from the text:
- •2 Define, which of the statements is true to the text.
- •3 Define the main idea of the text:
- •Text 3 Composite Materials
- •1 Complete the statement according to the text.
- •2 Define, what statement is true to the text.
- •3 Answer the question:
- •Text 4 Plastics
- •1 Complete the sentence according to the text.
- •2 Define, what statement is true to the text.
- •Text 5 Ferrous and Non-ferrous Metals
- •1 Sum up the information of the text, complete the table:
- •2 Complete the sentence according to the text.
- •Unit 3 casting text 1 Engineering Castings
- •1 What statement is true to the text?
- •2 Complete the sentence according to the text.
- •Text 2 Sand Casting Process
- •1 Define the main idea of the text.
- •2 Answer the question:
- •Text 3 The Pressure Die Casting Process
- •1 Complete the sentence according to the text.
- •2 Answer the question:
- •Text 4 Casting and Titanium Alloys
- •1 Define the main idea of the text.
- •2 What statement is true to the text?
- •Virtualisation of Casting Engineering
- •1 Find answers to the questions:
- •2 Comment on the phrase from the text:
- •Unit 4 welding text 1 Basic Principles of Welding
- •1 Find the information about:
- •2 Complete the sentence according to the text.
- •Text 2 Electric Welding
- •1 Find topical sentences in each paragraph of the text.
- •2 What statement is true to the text?
- •Text 3 Laser Welding
- •1 Define the main idea of the text.
- •2 Comment on the phrase from the text:
- •Text 4 mig Welding
- •1 Find answers to the questions:
- •2 Complete the sentence according to the text.
- •Text 5 Welding Flux
- •1 Find the information about:
- •2 What statement is true to the text?
- •Unit 5 quality control and standardization text 1 Quality Control
- •1 Answer the question:
- •2 Comment on the phrase from the text:
- •Text 2 Planning for Quality
- •1 Find the information about:
- •2 What statement is true to the text?
- •Text 3 Quality Control Management
- •1 Complete the sentence according to the text.
- •2 Define the main idea of the text.
- •Text 4 The Concepts of Standards
- •1 Find answers to the questions:
- •2 Comment on the phrase from the text:
- •Text 5 asme’s Role in the Globalization of Codes and Standards
- •1 Find the information about:
- •2 Complete the sentence according to the text.
- •Messages
- •Notices
- •Reports
- •Memoranda
- •Letters
- •Envelopes
- •Phrases for business letters
- •Business vocabulary
- •Technical vocabulary
- •Contents
- •660041, Г. Красноярск, пр. Свободный, 79
- •660041, Г. Красноярск, пр. Свободный, 82а
1 Answer the question:
What is the purpose of quality control evaluation?
a) The purpose is to produce a desired target value.
b) The purpose is to determine whether or not the process mean has changed.
c) The purpose is to run the process.
d) The purpose is to support process excellence.
2 Comment on the phrase from the text:
Quality control should be a simple practice.
BUSINESS ACTIVITY
What type of document is in the box?
……………………………………………………………………………………… We are inclosing our August statement totaling $820. The opening balance brought forward is the amount left uncovered by the cheque received from you against our July statement which totaled $560. ……………………………………………………………………………………… |
a) Memo
b) Inquiry Letter
c) Advertising letter
d) Statement
Text 2 Planning for Quality
When designing a new product or process, build quality control into the design. By addressing quality issues early in the development process, you can avoid many headaches down the road.
Whether you're launching a new product, purchasing a new piece of software or starting a new process, make sure quality control is built into your design.
Delivering a quality product is a crucial element of customer service and internal cost control. By reducing and ultimately eliminating defects, you maintain happier customers while keeping your inspection/rework/return costs to a minimum. When it comes time to alter your operation with a new product or new piece of equipment, make sure quality control is factored into the decision.
When you're designing a new product, it's important that the product can be put together without major defects. This means the materials used and the assembly process need to be carefully thought through. By designing a product that can be produced defect free, you'll save yourself a lot of headaches. While this may not be entirely feasible, you should still aim to create a product that can be produced and assembled with as little problems as possible.
When it comes time to purchase new software, there's a great opportunity to eliminate internal defects. Before purchasing the software, you should have a strong understanding of the implications of the new computer program. For example, you should know who is most affected by the software, are you're your outside customers or internal operations? In either case, you should be aware of quality problems with the existing software and seek to eliminate these with the new software.
Due to changes in demand, you may be compelled to alter the layout of your operation. This is another great opportunity to increase your quality. You should identify all of the areas where quality problems occur with your current layout.
This could include everything from dropped products to faulty equipment. Once you've identified the quality problem areas, you should try and eliminate the causes. By altering your production layout you can create safety systems to help reduce defects in the problem areas.
It's important when purchasing a new piece of equipment that quality control is at the forefront of the decision. Often time's new equipment is purchased to increase capacity or throughput. Make sure you base this decision on expected quality as well.
When you're starting a new process, new product or new piece of software or equipment, you have a great opportunity to improve your quality control. Take the opportunity to build quality control into your design at the ground level.