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II. Match the term with its definition.
III. Find in the text sentences containing the following words and translate them into Russian. 1) solid crystals 2) composition 3) surface 4) cooling 5) electrical resistance 6) lightweight metals 7) to leak 8) resistivity 9) the solidified mass 10) denseness
IV. Find 13 words on the topic in the crossword-puzzle and give their Russian equivalents.
Unit 3. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF METALS AND ALLOYS Strength. - The strengthof amaterial is the property of resistance to external loads or stresses without incurring structural damage. The strength of metals and alloys depends upon two factors, namely, the strength of the crystals of which the metals are constructed and the tenacity of adherence between these crystals. Stress and Strain. - A stress is the force within a body which resists deformation due to an externally applied load. If this load acts upon a surface of unit area, it is called a unit forceand the stress resisting it a unit stress. When an external force acts upon an elastic material, the material is deformed and the deformation is in proportion to the load. This distortion or deformation is strain. Elasticity. - Any material subjected to an external load is distorted or strained. Elastically stressed materials return to their original dimensions when the load is released if the load is not too great. The property of regaining the original dimensions upon removal of the external load is known as elasticity. The Nature of Elasticity. - The elasticity of a metallic substance is a resistance of its atoms to separation or compression or rotation about one another, and thus is a fundamental property of the material. So elasticity is demonstrated as a function of atomic forces. Yield Point. - This is a point on the stress - strain curve at which the stress levels off or actually decreases while strain continues. The term is strictly applicable only to mild steels. UltimateStrength. - The greatest load that the specimen has supported divided by the original cross-sectional area is called the ultimate tensile strength or the ultimate strengthof the piece. Ductility. - Ductilityis the capacity of a metal to be permanently deformed in tension without breaking. Toughness. - Toughnesshas been defined as the property of absorbing considerable energy before fracture. The toughness of a metal is indicated by the amount of slip which may occur within the crystals without resulting in rupture of the metal. Malleability. - Malleabilityis the property of a metal which permits permanent deformation by compression without rupture. Brittleness. - Brittlenessimplies sudden failure. It is the property of breaking without warning, i.e., without visible permanent deformation. Failure of metals and alloys under repeated or alternating stresses, too small to produce even a permanent deformation when applied statically, is called fatigue failure. Corrosion Fatigue. - Failure by corrosionfatigue is a fatigue failure in which corrosion has lowered the endurance limit by the formation of pits that act as centers for the development of fatigue cracks. Hardness. - The quality of hardness is a combination of a number of physical and mechanical properties.
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EXERCISES I. Make words out of these letters and translate them into Russian. 1) tacesinser 2) ibsivel 3) ranetexl 4) canytiet 5) thgenrst 6) rooornisc 7) recendanu 8) larufei 9) guhsensot 10) lilelbaityma
II. Name the property according to its definition. 1) - the property of regaining the original dimensions upon removal of the external load. 2) - the property of breaking without warning. 3) - a combination of a number of physical and mechanical properties. 4) - a point on the stress - strain curve at which the stress levels off or actually decreases while strain continues. 5) - the capacity of a metal to be permanently deformed in tension without breaking. 6) - the property of resistance to external loads or stresses without incurring structural damage. 7) - the property of a metal which permits permanent deformation by compression without rupture.
III. Make up definitions out of these words and name the property. 1) separation, another, atoms, a resistance, or, or, of, to, rotation, one, about compression. 2) which, permanent, a metal, the property, of, deformation, without, by, compression, rupture, permits. 3) mechanical, a number, a combination, properties, of, of, and, physical. 4) before, absorbing, the property, fracture, considerable, of, energy. 5) due to, within, load, deformation, a body, which, an, applied, the force, externally, resists.
IV. Finish the sentences according to the text. 1) Ductility is the capacity of a metal to be permanently deformed … 2) Elasticity is demonstrated as … 3) When an external force acts upon an elastic material … 4) Elastically stressed materials return to their original dimensions when … 5) The strength of metals and alloys depends upon two factors: …
Unit 4. Foundry equipment.
FOUNDARY METAL CASTING One of the basic processes of the metal-working industry is the production of metal castings. Numerous methods have been developed through the ages for producing metal castings, but the oldest method is that of making sand castings in the foundry. Primarily, work consists of melting metal in a furnace and pouring it into suitable sand molds, where it solidifies and assumes the shape of the mold. However, the operation of making sand castings is not as simple as it seems Metal-castings methods may be classified into three groups depending upon the type of mold used and the manner in which the molten metal is introduced into the mold. The mold may be made from heat-resisting material, such as sand, some suitable ceramic material, or plaster. The kind of material chosen to make the mold is, of course, determined primarily by the melting temperature of the cast metal. Molten metals may be poured into the mold by gravity or, on the other hand, pressure may be applied to force the liquid metal into the mold. The latter method is known as die casting. Die-casting pressure may be furnished by air, hydraulic means, mechanical means, or centrifugally. Among the mold materials, sand is used more than all others, since it can be packed to any required shape with small effort. This method of production is relatively simple, inexpensive, and is not limited to any particular type of metal or to certain sizes and shapes of castings. Of course, sand molds are used only once, and each casting requires a new mold. Wider use of the permanent type of mold made from steel, iron or any other suitable metal, depending upon the melting temperature of the cast metal, is therefore greatly desired. Bronze molds are employed at times for casting metals and alloys of very low melting temperature such as zinc-base and lead-base alloys. Modern casting techniques also permit that steel molds, coated inside with refractory material, also be successfully used for production of iron and steel castings. The metal molds are usually made in two parts which are either clamped together or closed by a screw or other suitable device. The molten metal may be introduced into the mold either by gravity or pressure. The inner surfaces of the metal mold are in most cases finished smooth. They can be re-used. These qualities make them superior to sand castings. NOTES AND COMMENTARY
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