PREFACE
Laboratory Works
ZNTU, Dike Pole
Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine Zaporizhzhya National Technical University
I.P. Volchok, S.B. Belikov, V.V. Gazha
Laboratory Works
Zaporizhzhya: ZNTU, Dike Pole
УДК 621.7+621.9(075.8) ББК
Authors I.P. Volchok, S.B. Belikov, V.V. Gazha Reviewers: Professor, D.Sc. (Engineering) Bolshakov V.I. Professor, D.Sc. (Engineering) Kutsova V.Z. Professor, D.Sc. (Phisical-Mathematical) Vorobjov G.M.
Approved by the Science Council of Zaporizhzhya National Technical University. Record №8 from 10/04/2007. I.P. Volchok, S.B. Belikov, V.V. Gazha Material Science and Technology of Structural Materials. Laboratory Works: Study Guide for the students majoring in 6.030500 “Translation”/ Under editorship of I.P. Volchok, Professor, Doctor of Engineering Science.
The study guide includes 17 laboratory works, which cover main sections of the “Material Science and Technology of Structural Materials” course of study. Each laboratory work contains brief theory from course of lectures, equipment list and instructions on its carrying out.
УДК 621.7+621.9(075.8) ББК
I.P. Volchok, S.B. Belikov, V.V. Gazha, 2008 Zaporizhzhya National Technical University, 2008 Dike Pole, 2008 CONTENTS
PREFACE The present study quide is intended for students of a specialty 7.030507 “Translation”, and also for students of other specialties studying technical disciplines in English. The laboratory works, submitted in the textbook, cover the basic sections of the discipline “Material Science and Technology of Structural Materials”: material science of steels and cast irons, ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy, foundry practice, metal forming, welding, machining of workpieces. The English – Russian – Ukrainian Dictionary is presented in the study quide. The description of laboratory works can be divided into two parts. In the first part the brief theoretical data necessary for preparation for independent performance of a laboratory work are given; in the second one methodical instructions on performance of works and drawing up of written reports are presented. With the purpose of more complete mastering of the discipline and acquisition of practical skills, elements of primitive research are incorporated in the majority of laboratory works. Thus an academic group is divided into 5…6 subgroups, and each of them receives an individual task. Results of calculations and the tests, obtained by each subgroup, are generalized as a graph or a table being analyzed by the whole group and recorder down in wriiten reports. Students have to be instructed on the safety precautions at the beginning of each laboratory work. With the aim of time savings the monitoring of students’ knowledge is carried out by means of tickets with special tests or by automated facilities.
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