- •Предисловие
- •Содержание
- •Introduction p. 3
- •Innovation (Part I) p. 80
- •Civil Engineering
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Construction Processes
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •The Concrete Construction Process (Part I)
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •The Concrete Construction Process (Part II)
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •The Concrete Construction Process (Part III)
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Fundamentals of Reinforced Concrete
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Using Concrete Formwork in Construction
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (gfrc)
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •When Stress Is Good:
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Post-Tensioned Slabs
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Why Does Concrete Crack?
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Working with Versatile Lightweight Concrete
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •What is Fly Ash Concrete?
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Concrete Mix with Fly Ash
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Steel Building Designs – Flexibility and Innovation (Part I)
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Steel Building Advantages (Part II)
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •What is Tilt-up Construction? (Part I)
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Precast Concrete, Tilt-up Construction and Tiltwall: What's the Difference in These Terms? (Part II)
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Environmental engineering
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Concrete: a Sustainable Construction Material that can Help Fight Climate Change
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Sustainable Building
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Control tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •Final tests test I
- •Test II
- •Test III
- •Test IV
- •References to video files
- •The Concrete Construction Process (Part 3)
- •When Stress Is Good:
- •Flexibility and Innovation
- •What's the Difference in These Terms?
- •That can Help Fight Climate Change
- •1. “Sustainable Home”
- •2. “Innovations in Green Home Building”
- •(Heating, ventilating and air conditioning)
- •Glossary of construction terms Construction Terms Beginning With Letter a
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter b
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter c
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter d
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter e
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter f
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter g
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter h
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter I
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter j
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter k
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter l
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter m
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter n
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter o
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter p
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter q
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter r
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter s
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter t
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter u
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter V
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter w
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter y
- •Construction Terms Beginning With Letter z
- •Библиография
- •Электронные ресурсы
Active Vocabulary
1. dependable надежный
2. tension растягивающее усилие, растяжение
3. to exhibit выставлять; проявлять качества
4. presumably предположительно
5. to fail выходить из строя, терпеть неудачу
6. ribbon лента, полоса
7. rod стержень, прут, брус
8. cast литье, отливка
9. release разъединение, высвобождение
10. to transfer перемещать, переносить
11.clamp зажим, скоба, хомут
12. unbonded не сцепленный с оболочкой
13. to accomplish выполнять, осуществлять
14. anchor анкер, связь
15. preloaded предустановленный
16. post-tensioning напряжение стальной арматуры и сжатие бетона после его заливки
17.to thread протягивать, пронизывать
18. curing отверждение
19. embedded встроенный, включенный
20. wedge клин
21. conduit канал, проток, труба, желоб
22.explosion взрыв, вспышка, быстрый рост
Control tests test I
Decide whether these statements are true or false:
1. a). In pre-tensioned concrete tensile elements such as cables, ribbons, or rods are covered with extruded polymer sleeves.
b). In pre-tensioned concrete tensile elements such as cables, ribbons, or rods are placed into a state of compressive stress.
c). In pre-tensioned concrete tensile elements such as cables, ribbons, or rods are clamped under calculated tensile stress.
2. a). When fully hardened the clamps are released and then arranged within the concrete molding form.
b). When fully hardened the clamps are released and the stress is transferred within the rigid concrete.
c). When fully hardened the clamps are released and then load is applied within the design limit.
3. a). Unbonded post-tensioning is accomplished by coating the tensile elements with lubricant and covering them with extruded polymer sleeves.
b). Unbonded post-tensioning is accomplished by attaching the tensile elements to anchors placed at the perimeter of the casting.
c). Unbonded post-tensioning is accomplished by pulling the tensile elements into tension and clamping to the embedded anchors.
4. a). The post-tensioned elements can catastrophically pull out of the casting if the tensile elements are free to move within the casting.
b). The post-tensioned elements can catastrophically pull out of the casting if the anchors fail or unskilled repairs are attempted.
c). The post-tensioned elements can catastrophically pull out of the casting if the tensile elements are not holding the structure together.
5. a). The tensioning elements are threaded through the conduits, placed into the concrete molding form.
b). The tensioning elements are threaded through the conduits after the concrete is cast.
c). The tensioning elements are threaded through the conduits before the concrete is cast.
Test II
Match words in columns A and B (synonym match):
A B
1. relatively a). normally b). totally
c). fully d). comparatively
2. to spell a). to fulfil b). to mean
c). to prevent d). to bear
3. attempt a). effort b). strain
c). force d). manner
4. prior to a). till b). ago
c). in advance of d). apart
5. to harden a). to cast b). to solidify
c). to join d). to weld
6. sufficient a). ample b). rigid
c). resistant d). effective
7. magnitude a). development b). technique
c). difference d). dimension
8. to cause a). to consist b). to induce
c). to produce d). to fabricate
9. to extrude a). to utilize b). to conform
c). to expel d). to support
10. to offset a). to compensate b). to finish
c). to locate d). to specify
