- •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
Test II
Match words in columns A and B (synonym match):
A B
1. to suit a). to measure b). to indicate
c). to correspond d). to lend
2. to employ a). to equip b). to utilize
c). to follow d). to mark
3. conventional a). ordinary b). clear
c). flexible d). various
4. to fluctuate a). to manufacture b). to vary
c). to produce d). to encourage
5. faulty a). resultant b). angular
c). precise d). improper
6. careful a). unobtainable b). accurate
c). adhesive d). available
7. secondary a). modern b). man-made
c). subordinate d). tolerant
8. torsion a). twisting b). force
c). clinker d). provision
9. curved a). dispersed b). raised
c). paid d). distorted
10. to subject a). to rise b). to expose
c). to expand d). to apply
Test III
Select the best possible answer out of the choices from the list to the statements (multiple choice):
1. In general steel buildings have been well suited historically for … .
a. quality commercial buildings.
b. advanced farm buildings.
c. smaller construction projects.
d. residential buildings.
2. In specialized circumstances where a large clear span is needed, … .
a. prefabricated steel buildings can be erected more quickly than traditionally constructed buildings.
b. a steel building or steel/concrete building will normally be the best solution.
c. the project's design phase is reduced considerably with the use of the steel building system.
d. steel is used very successfully for structures as large as barns and agricultural facilities, work shops, sports facilities.
3. Steel is a "green" product; it is structurally sound and … .
a. the main reason for the expanding use of steel buildings is construction cost.
b. prefabricated steel building kits are generally less expensive than custom-designed structures built using traditional construction
c. builders can craft beautiful facilities that avoid the traditional "tin shed" look associated with steel buildings.
d. manufactured to strict specifications and tolerances.
4. Combined force members are commonly known as … .
a. beam-columns and are subjected to bending and axial compression.
b. web and chord members in trusses and open web steel joists.
c. beams, girders, joists, spandrels, purlins, lintels, and girts.
d. columns, struts or posts.
5. Steel does not warp, buckle, twist or bend, … .
a. so it can be used for large buildings like commercial aircraft hangars and sports arenas, where a large clear span space is required.
b. and the prefabricated kit does not require significant customizing.
c. and is therefore easy to modify and offers design flexibility.
d. and site preparation for large steel buildings is comparable with similarly sized tilt-up structures.
