- •Unit 1. Nature of electricity
- •Vocabulary
- •2. Magnetism. Electromagnetism. Magnetic field
- •Vocabulary
- •3. Electric currents and their properties
- •Vocabulary
- •4. Basic units of electricity and measuring devices
- •Vocabulary
- •I. Check yourself in your vocabulary.
- •II. Make sure you’ve grasped the contents of the texts given above:
- •III. Mind your Grammar.
- •Unit 2. Ship's direct current electric machines
- •I. The construction and the principle of operation
- •Vocabulary
- •Fig. 2 Four-pole d.C. Generator
- •2. D.C. Generators and their characteristics
- •Vocabulary
- •Fig.2. Characteristics of d.C. Generators: a - no-load and load characteristics; b - short-circuit characteristic; с - external characteristics; d - regulation characteristics
- •3. Application of d.C. Generators and their parallel operation
- •Vocabulary
- •I. Check yourself in your vocabulary.
- •II. Make sure you've understood the texts given above in a proper way:
- •III. Mind your Grammar.
- •1. Test yourself in some of the auxiliaries. Put one of the following into each gap.
- •Is are do does
- •2. Make sure you are good at building the English interrogative sentence. Put the following words in the right order to ask a question.
- •Unit 3. D.C. Motors
- •1. Convertibility
- •2. E.M.F., torque, power
- •3. Starting, speed reguation, reversal
- •Vocabulary
- •I. Check yourself in your vocabulary.
- •II. Make sure you have properly understood the texts given above:
- •III. Mind your Grammar.
- •Induce vary withdraw
- •Unit 4. Types of d.C. Motors and their distinctive features
- •1. Shunt-wound motors
- •Fig. 3. The diagram of a shunt-wound motor: a - the diagram; b, с - performance characteristics
- •2.Series-wound motors
- •Fig.4. The diagram of a series-wound motor: a - diagram; b, с - performance characteristics
- •3. Compound-wound motors
- •Fig. 5. The diagram of a compound-wound motor: a - the diagram; b, с - performance characteristics, where ShC - those of a shunt-compound motor, sc - those of a series-compound motor
- •Vocabulary
- •I. Check yourself in your vocabulary.
- •II. Make sure you've properly realized the contents of the texts given above.
- •III. Mind your Grammar:
- •Unit 5. Transformers
- •1. Purpose, construction, types
- •Vocabulary
- •2. Three-phase transformers
- •Fig.7. Diagram of field winding connections of a three-phase transformer.
- •Vocabulary
- •3. Special transformers
- •Vocabulary
- •4. Autotransformers
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Test yourself how well you have understood "the senses" of the texts dealing with transformers.
- •III. Mind your Grammar:
- •Unit 6. Marine a.C. Machines and special purpose machines
- •1. Synchronous alternators
- •Vocabulary
- •2. Induction (asynchronous) motors.
- •Vocabulary
- •Fig. 8. Asynchronous Cage Motor
- •3. Electric special purpose machines
- •Vocabulary
- •I .Check yourself in your vocabulary.
- •III. Mind your Grammar.
- •1. Ship's power plants
- •Vocabulary
- •2. Power plant switchgear equipment
- •3. Ship's power network
- •Vocabulary
- •I. Check yourself in your vocabulary.
- •II. Make sure you have properly understood the texts given above:
- •III. Translate into English, using the verbs in Active or Passiv forms or in the Infinitive: To activate
- •1. Watch maintenance
- •Vocabulary
- •2. Electrical maintenance
- •Vocabulary
- •3. Testing electric machines for defects and carrying out repairs. Current repair
- •Vocabulary
- •4. Capital repair of d.C. And a.C. Machines
- •Vocabulary
- •1. Think of English equivalents for suggested Russian words and word combinations and complete the sentences:
- •II. Choose one of the linking words or word combinations from the box and complete the sentences.
- •1. The main reasons of electrical traumatism and means of protection against it
- •Vocabulary
- •2. Some rules for safe practice and avoiding electric shocks
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Make sure you have properly understood the meaning of the text:
- •III. Mind the grammatical construction of Present Simple Passive.
- •1. Add the Past Participle to the following sentences taken from the text. Choose from the verbs in the box. Use each verb once only:
- •Put the verb in the correct form using Present Simple Active Present Simple Passive:
- •Translate into English using either positive or negative for' of Imperative:
- •1. Troubleshooting of electrical components
- •Vocabulary
- •2. Troubleshooting of d.C. Motors
- •Vocabulary
- •3. Troubleshooting of three-phase motors
- •Vocabulary
- •I. Make sure you've properly understood the texts dealing with troubleshooting of electrical equipment.
- •II. Choose one of the linking words or word combinations from the box and complete the sentences. Some of them are interchangeable.
II. Test yourself how well you have understood "the senses" of the texts dealing with transformers.
A transformer is a device which converts:
mechanical energy into electrical energy;
alternating current into direct current;
the alternating current of one voltage into the alternating current of another voltage but of the same frequency.
The operating principle of transformers is based upon the phenomenon of:
self-induction;
mutual induction;
electric induction.
The ends of the three-phase transformer windings of upper voltage are marked by:
the capitals A,B,C;
the capitals X,Y,Z;
the small letters a,b,c.
An autotransformer possesses:
one winding which is primary and secondary at the same time;
two windings;
many windings.
The efficiency of an autotransformer in comparison with that of an ordinary transformer of the same power is:
higher;
lower;
absolutely the same.
The rated secondary voltage of shipboard voltage measuring instruments is:
120 V;
147 V;
127 V.
The rated secondary current of shipboard current measuring tr formers is:
Н.Л.ТРУХАНОВА, Н.А.КРАВЧЕНКО 2
АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК 2
TROUKHANOVA N.L., KRAVCHENKO N.A. 2
ENGLISH 2
OF MARINE ELECTRICAL AND POWER ENGINEERING 2
FOR SEAMEN 2
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2. TROUBLESHOOTING OF D.C. MOTORS 74
contact welding;
arc-welding;
electron-beam welding.
III. Mind your Grammar:
I. Complete the sentences with the correct form of Present Simple Active. Choose from the verbs in the box. Use each verb once only
become show provide
supply have range
interact be cause
Figure 12 in the last column . . . that the shift is equal to 360
Current and voltage measuring transformers . . . operational safety of ammetres, voltmetres, wattmetres etc.
The winding insulation breakdown and the overheating of the с . . . possible.
The voltage in the secondary windings . . . between 30 70 V.
Welding transformers ... the arc across the reactor.
Autotransformers only . . . one winding.
The transformer primary and secondary windings . . . elec magnetically.
The penetration of high voltage in a low voltage network . injury of an attending personnel.
The welding transformers' external characteristic ... steeply drooping.
2. Make one sentence from two using an -ing clause.
A transformer is an electromagnetic device. It converts an alternating current of one voltage into an alternating current of another voltage.
The current produces the alternating magnetic flux Ф in the core. It passes through the primary winding.
We obtain the transformer ratio. We divide one equation by another.
The alternating magnetic flux Ф in the core induces the emf of self-induction. It cuts the turns of the primary winding.
We obtain the value of the primary voltage Ul in a measuring circuit. We multiply U2 of the secondary winding by the transformer ratio к.
An autotransformer is a device. It has one winding - the primary and the secondary at the same time.
The transformer magnetic flux and the emf of the secondary open winding go up to dangerous values. They cause the insulation breakdown of the winding and the overheating of the core.