Card №10 Introduce yourself!

Card №2
1.Introduce yourself!
2. Read the text! Find new words and translate into Uzbek.
Do you want to become a mechanical engineer? Mechanical engineers design and build machines. They also assess the quality of existing machines. They adjust and improve the designs as needed. Sometimes mechanical engineers even invent new types of hardware. A qualified mechanical engineer has an engineering degree.
Mechanical engineering is a very broad discipline. Most mechanical engineers specialize in a particular field. Areas of specialization include robotics, thermodynamics, and fluid mechanics.
Students of mechanical engineering study physics and kinematics. Concepts like friction and power transmission are essential.
Students of mechanical engineering study physics and kinematics. Concepts like friction and power transmission

3.Match the words or phrases (1-7) with the definitions (A-G).
1.offset 2. coupling 3.transmit 4.beam coupling 5.input shaft 6 output shaft
7. sleeve-style coupling
a.to move something from one place to another
b.a machine part that sends power to its destination
c.a machine part that receives power from the power source
d.a rigid connector that holds part together within a metal tube
e.a state of being out of alignment
f.a piece of hardware that connects two machine parts together
g.a flexible connector cut from one solid piece material
The head of the chair: X.Jurabekova

The Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education

of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Andijan Machine-building Institute the chair of the “Uzbek language and literature”
Card №1
1.Introduce yourself!
2. Read the text! Find new words and translate into Uzbek.
In the Sl, a few base units make up many derived units. A kilogram is a base unit of mass. And a meter is a base unit of length. These and a few other
units are used to calculate many properties. For example, a cubic meter is a derived unit of volume. Only meters are required to calculate it. A cubic
meter is equal to one meter cubed, or m3.
Here are some other common derived units:

Name: degree Celsius (⁰0
Measurement: temperature
Base units: kelvin (K)
Formula: ^oc = K- 273.15
Name: pascal (Pa)
Measurement: pressure
Base units: kilograms, meters, seconds
Formula: Pa = kg / (m x s²)