Industrial Technology and Manufacturing Systems

Activity 6: Security and Identification (ACT6)

L1: Language Usage

• 1. For
• 2. Check
• 3. Protecting
• 4. To
• 5. As
• 6. Is used
• 7. Am used to
• 8. An ID.

L2: Security Terminology

• 1. Unique
• 2. GPS
• 3. Recognition
• 4. PIN
• 5. Sensor
• 6. Security
• 7. Incapacitate
• 8. Low-tech.

R3: Reading Comprehension

• 1. At airports
• 2. Baton and CS gas
• 3. Incapacitates without serious injury
• 4. Chips, GPS tags, sensors, cameras, and biometrics
• 5. Voice and face
• 6. Biometric and GPS useful.

R4: Protection and Monitoring

• 1. Protect
• 2. Shock
• 3. Sensor
• 4. Smoke
• 5. Monitor
• 6. Identify.

R5: Technical Properties

• 1. Waterproof
• 2. Antivirus
• 3. Inadequate
• 4. Disadvantages
• 5. Airtight
• 6. Inexpensive.

Activity 7: Manufacturing and Motion (ACT7)

L1: Passive Voice and Grammar

• 1. Are bent
• 2. Is canned
• 3. Goes
• 4. Are
• 5. When are
• 6. Produced
• 7. Aren’t
• 8. By.

L2: Production Terminology

• 1. Ingredients
• 2. Extrusion
• 3. Hopper
• 4. Barrel
• 5. Process
• 6. Welding
• 7. Plating
• 8. Cool.

R3: Manufacturing Concepts

• 1. Materials into products
• 2. Increase speed and keep costs low
• 3. Only a few workers
• 4. Impact extrusion
• 5. Metal manufacturing
• 6. Soft warm plastic into mould.

R4: Industrial Processes

• 1. Baking
• 2. Automatically
• 3. Mass-produced
• 4. Adhesives
• 5. Corrosion-resistant
• 6. Plastic manufacturing.

R5: Product Examples

• 1. Bottle tops
• 2. Gas ovens
• 3. CD covers
• 4. Clockwork radios
• 5. Aluminium cans
• 6. Manufacturing processes.

List 1: Types of Mechanical Motion

• A. Linear: Moves forwards (e.g., rockets and jet engines).
• B. Oscillating: Side to side (e.g., clocks and watches).
• C. Reciprocating: Up-down or horizontal (e.g., pistons, cutting machines, and hand-held saws).
• D. Rotary: Rotates (e.g., electric motors, disk drives, fans, outboard motors, circular saws, and chain saws).

List 2: Matching Exercise

• 1b, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a-b, 6b, 7b.

List 3: Industrial Pressure Applications

• Automotive paint machinery and conveyors: 10,000–40,000 psi.
• Construction concrete, dirt, and oil vehicles + mixer trucks: 5,000 psi.
• Highway oil and mud roads, bridges, and flyovers: 5,000–10,000 psi; drains: 10,000–14,500 psi.

Activity 8: Future Transport and Energy (ACT8)

L1: Future Tense and Modals

• 1. Will help
• 2. How will we
• 3. May not
• 4. Mightn’t
• 5. Might
• 6. Look
• 7. Might not
• 8. When will.

L2: Sustainable Transport Vocabulary

• 1. Liquefied
• 2. Hybrid
• 3. Fuel cells
• 4. Efficient
• 5. Transport
• 6. Detect
• 7. Congestion
• 8. Production.

R3: Alternative Energy Sources

• 1. ASVs
• 2. Hybrid cars
• 3. LPG
• 4. Biofuels
• 5. Hydrogen
• 6. Expensive and dangerous/explosive.

R4: Energy and Signals

• 1. A signal
• 2. An alarm
• 3. Fuel
• 4. Electricity
• 5. Pollution
• 6. Chemical energy.

R5: Phrasal Verbs and Idioms

• 1. Get in touch
• 2. At once
• 3. See to it
• 4. At the latest
• 5. Cut down
• 6. Run on.