MANUFACTURING

Week13_KUS1201
Del Institute of Technology

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 Today’s Agenda

• Review
• Codes and standards
• Relative clauses

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 Review

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 Warm up

• What products are mass-produced (identical copies

made in large numbers) and which products are
made individually?
• Which products must be made in a very clean
condition?
• What mass-produced products do you use every
day?

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 Linking sentences using
‘because, however and although’
Because
Because is used to give a reason for something. We
don’t need to use a comma before because.

Each replacement part is unique because it is made to

fit an individual precisely.

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• However
• However is used to present a contrast with an idea in
a previous sentence. It therefore begins a new
sentence that contrast with previous one. However is
followed by a comma, it is more formal than but.

• They assured us that the parts would be of the

highest quality. However, that proved not to be the
case.

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• Although
• Although is used to make a concession. It can either
link two clauses within one sentence or can appear
at the beginning of the sentence to introduce two
contrasting ideas or situations.

• The scheme will be successful, although it will take

time.

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 Practice (1)

1. I was offered a job in medical manufacturing ____ I have

experience with ALM
2. _____ airplane manufacturing and medical manufacturing
are very different, they use some similar engineering process
3. In aircraft manufacturing, I used ALM to make models. In
medical manufacturing, I use ALM to make actual products
4. I haven’t taken any mechanical engineering classes yet. ____,
next term I am going to take introduction to mechanical
engineering
5. ____ drilling is very old manufacturing process, it is still
commonly used today.

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 Match some manufacturing process

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 Sequence the manufacturing process
Procedures:
• The check valve is made
from cast iron. First, the
part is cast. The cast iron is
then turned. Next, the holes
are drilled in for the flanges.
After drilling, the next step
is painting. When the paint
is dry, the parts are bolted
together. The final step is
inspection. This is when we
make sure the part has
been made properly.

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 Practice (2)
• Retell the process again
using your own word!

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 Questions

• What kind of manufacturing process are you

planning to use to produce your product?
• Why do you choose that particular process?

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 NEXT WEEK

More about MANUFACTURING and PRESENTATION

Photosource: Consulting - Specifying Engineer

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 REFERENCES

 Astley, P & Lansford, L. 2013. Oxford English for

Careers: Engineering Student’s Book, Oxford : Oxford
University Press

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