- •Part II collection of hand outs
- •Hand out №91
- •Family fortunes Are you a first child, a middle child, the youngest, or an only child?
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №92
- •Sleep your way to the top
- •Illnesses and injures
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №93
- •N ational wearing
- •National clothes of Kazakh women
- •N ational clothes of Kazakh men
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out № 94
- •Usefull phrases
- •Interesting flora and fauna
- •Which way of travelling do you prefer?
- •Конец формы glossary
- •References
- •Hand out № 95
- •Pollution Water, Air and Soil Contamination
- •Traffic pollution damages kids’ lungs
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out № 96
- •I expect to receive/ You must send me
- •I know/1 can accept
- •I am writing to complain about/1 am really angry about
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Adverb Phrases as Adverbials [1. P 134]
- •Glossary
- •References
- •0 A chose b fixed c dealt d wished
- •The grand designer
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Beijing is a great city in Asia
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №100
- •Feng Shui Decorating Tips
- •In five minutes write down two things you can have done at each of the following places:
- •It’s spacious and full of light. There are two rooms downstairs,…
- •Glossary
- •References
- •A real gem!
- •Glossary
- •References
- •1. Listen to the text and give t (true) or f (false) answers [Part III p. 170], [7, t 4.29, р. 96].
- •2. Retell the main idea of the listened text.
- •Boy breaks mi5 computer system
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Teenagers
- •Verbs of the senses
- •Glossary
- •References
- •The Jones family have nine tv, six computers, three cars, and every domestic appliance. What would their life be like without them? Melanie Adams reports
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №105
- •The international manager
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №106
- •Our life is the process of advertising
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №107
- •In this exercise you have to explain what some words mean. Choose the right meaning from the box and then write a sentence with who. Use a dictionary if necessary.
- •W ords borrowed from other languages and the meaning of Tingo
- •Esperanto
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №108
- •The art of architecture and civil engineering
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Key questions about modern medical science What exactly is cloning and do I need to worry about it?
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №110
- •Whitney Houston is a pop legend.
- •Glossary
- •References
- •E xercise 1. Listen to the film critic an extract from the film. Try to guess if these statements are true (t) or false (f). [Part III p. 174].
- •Film posters
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Glossary
- •Hand out №115
- •Kazakhstan’s famous landmarks
- •I thought the hotel was very comfortable…,it was a pity we.…
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №116
- •Khodja Akhmed Yasaui Mausoleum
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out №117
- •Passive construction with say, believe.
- •Hunters in the sky
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Hand out № 118
- •Kazakh culture events
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Glossary
- •References
- •Part III Collection of tests and lexical materials
- •3.1 Theory
- •3.2. Examination material for assessment of practical skills of communication (listening, speaking, reading and writing activities). Card №1
- •Family fortunes
- •Card №2
- •Sleep your way to the top
- •Card №3
- •National clothes of Kazakh women
- •Card №4
- •Card №5
- •Pollution Water, Air and Soil Contamination
- •Card №6
- •Card №7
- •Our life is the process of advertising
- •Card № 8
- •Key questions about modern medical science
- •Card №9
- •Beijing is a great city in Asia
- •Card №10
- •Card №11
- •A real gem!
- •Card №12
- •Card №13
- •Card №14
- •Hunters in the sky
- •Card №15
- •Civil Engineering
- •Card №16
- •The international manager
- •Card №17
- •Low buildings
- •Card №18
- •The art of architecture and civil engineering
- •Card №19
- •Whitney Houston is a pop legend.
- •Card №20
- •Card №21
- •Task 1. Write an essay to the given situation (80 words). (Time for preparation- 8 min., time for answering-2 min.).
- •Card №22
- •Teenagers
- •Card №23
- •Card №24
- •Before crossing
- •Card №25
- •The Jones family has nine tv, six computers, three cars, and every domestic appliance. What would their life be like without them? Melanie Adams reports
- •Card №26
- •Kazakhstan’s famous landmarks
- •Card №27
- •Khodja Akhmed Yasaui Mausoleum
- •Card №28
- •Kazakh culture events
- •Card №29
- •Card №30
- •Texts for Listening
- •New Century Global Center
- •Transcript for New inventions
- •Texts for reading
- •Family fortunes Are you a first child, a middle child, the youngest, or an only child?
- •Sleep your way to the top
- •National wearing
- •National clothes of Kazakh women
- •National clothes of Kazakh men
- •Which way of travelling do you prefer?
- •Pollution Water, Air and Soil Contamination
- •Hell and High Water
- •The grand designer
- •Beijing is a great city in Asia
- •Feng Shui Decorating Tips
- •A real gem!
- •Boy breaks mi5 computer system
- •Teenagers
- •The Jones family have nine tv, six computers, three cars, and every domestic appliance. What would their life be like without them? Melanie Adams reports
- •The international manager
- •Our life is the process of advertising
- •Words borrowed from other languages and the meaning of Tingo
- •The art of architecture and civil engineering
- •Whitney Houston is a pop legend
- •Titanic – the most expensive film ever made
- •Kazakhstan’s famous landmarks
- •Khodja Akhmed Yasaui Mausoleum
- •Hunters in the sky
- •Kazakh culture events
- •Modern Building Materials Part 1
- •Geodesy and Geodetic measurements
- •Different methods of heating and ventilation
- •Building materials mortar
- •Ancient Wonders of the world
- •Modern Building Materials Part 2
- •Drainage general principles applicable to any drainage scheme
- •Separate, partially separate, and combined drainage systems
- •Civil Enginering
- •Ventilation and water heating
- •Concrete structure
- •Steel mill buildings
- •Precast and prestressed concrete
- •*** A closet full of shoes
- •Vachel Lindsay
- •Block III
- •Kyz aittyru
- •Saukele kigizu
- •Kyz uzatu
- •Otau koteru
- •Kursak shashu
- •Torkindeu
- •Samples of congratulations
- •Samples of business letters
- •150 People were present: (list attached)
- •1. The report of the Staff "Student searchlight ". Reporter: Abilov n., the Head of the Staff "ss".
- •2 .The question on preparing for the scientific student conference
- •References
Steel mill buildings
Adaptability of steel for industrial Buildings. – Structural steel rightfully holds an important position among the materials that are adapted to use in the construction of industrial buildings. Its prime function is that of constituting the skeleton framework which supports the roof and side coverings together with any other parts or equipment that must be attached to or supported by it. Steel is noncombustible, strong, yet relatively light in weight for its strength; it is ductile, reliable, and generally available; it can be fabricated in advance to form members of the desired strength and dimensions, which can be erected quickly in the field* where strong connections are easily made. Thus, steel is well suited to use in large plants having long spans, heavy loads, and large clear heights. It is also adapted to use in small structures.
As a material for the framework of industrial buildings, steel has two very important advantages:
1. Almost any structure within reason** may be built of structural steel. This is a tremendous asset because of the great variety of shapes and sizes needed to house various industries.
2. A steel frame – frame structure may often be remodeled or extended to suit changed conditions, new processes, and even completely new uses. Sometimes this is exceedingly advantageous. By the use of burning, welding, and riveting, extensive alterations may be made in the field without prohibitive expense.
Another slight advantage, which may become important under special conditions, is the fact that the entire building may be dismantled and re-erected elsewhere when circumstances require it.
How can one tell whether to make a building out of steel or some other material? There may be simple but important matters that give the answer; e.g., personal preference, available materials , effect of weight on foundations if the soil is weak, suitability for the purpose, fire hazards, similarity to other buildings previously used and found to be satisfactory, similarity to other buildings previously used and found to be satisfactory, similarity to adjacent buildings to be constructed, and speed and ease of construction.
However, the required strength of the material and the relative economy may overrule these other factors when spans are long and loads are heavy.
The term “mill building” as used here denotes a single-story structure having one or more relatively wide aisles of considerable length and large clearance. The siding and roofing may be one or more of wide variety of materials; generally however, the whole construction is relatively light. Such a building generally houses large, heavy machinery supported directly on the ground; it may or may not have crane runways, trolley beams, or other overhead equipment for transporting materials. The manufacturing operations within it are usually those which require large areas on a single floor, and the handling of heavy or voluminous objects. Obviously, such building require long roof beams or trusses to span the aisles, slander bracing to resist the wind forces against such large exposed wall areas. For all these, structural steel is admirably suited.
When planning the framework of a steel building, one should bear in mind the fact that commercial sections of steel are rolled in various sizes and shapes – but in those only. Unusual, complicated, and built up members will naturally cost more per pound than will simple rolled sections without large fabrication costs. When special members are needed, however, they can be made up by riveting and welding, but they should be so planned that they can be composed of parts that in themselves are standard shapes.
The variety of shapes, sizes, and details of industrial structures is about as extensive as the needs for which each individual building is designed.
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in the field* на месте; на стройплощадке
within reason** зд. достаточно оправданы; с достаточным основанием. Almost any structure within reason may be built of structural steel. Достаточно оправданным может быть выполнение любой конструкции из сроительной стали.
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