科技英语选读 制造业·汽车技术
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外文出版社 / 2000-01-01
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制造业
1.制造业简介
2.制造系统的基本定义和设计活动
3.制造系统的规划和控制活动
4.测试机器人
5.具有感情的机器人
6.达芬奇与机器人
7.合作式机器人在产品装配线上大显身手
8.请允许我介绍一下另一个"我"
9.数字化电影放映机
10.喷气发动机
11."泰坦尼克号"沉没之谜(1)
12."泰坦尼克号"沉没之谜(2)
13.多功能滑动转向装卸机
14.从微型仪器到神奇粉尘
15.浏鉴的好处
16.对中:了解角度
17.塑料新用
18.工具制造工人的生活趋于轻松
19.鹿死谁手:产品数扰管理迎战企业资源规划
20.计算机三维动画模型用于减少内燃机排放物
21.给虚拟现实软件插上翅膀
22.CAD又上新台阶
23.人机程学,不仅仅是一个术语
24.微驱技术觅得“最佳击球点”
25.会飞的间谍:传感飞蛾
汽车技术
26.汽车技术的未来能否预测?
27.相约2000,全球最真实的模拟驾驶系统
28.汽车生产业的新潮流:资源共享
29.柴油发动机汽车和电动汽车市场逐鹿
30.操作上的改进:如何更为有效地制造汽车
31.适合于发展中国家的塑料汽车
32.扮演主角的线性感应发动机
33.末来铁路运输大王:磁悬浮列车
34.电力技术的巨大潜力
35.福特公司展望电动汽车前景
36.每月一车,礼物焦点
37.电动汽车,属于你,属于我
38.雨天的赛车轮胎
39.子夜的正午十二点
40.一个成功的发动机
"科技英语选读 制造业·汽车技术"的书摘……
1. Introduction to Manufacturing
制造业简介
The wealth of a nation depends on its ability to retrieve natural
resources and manufacture goods. Although the efficiency of
the distribution system and service system is also important,
the creation of goods is the most fundamental component of
economic wealth. A simple and naive way of measuring the
living standard of a culture is to divide the total goods produced
(dollars sold) by the population. Of course, we know the
matter is not so simple, because uneven distribution of wealth
is indeed the norm everywhere. There are rich nations and
poor nations, and rich people and poor people. However, the
bottom line for creating national wealth is still to rely on the
ability to manufacture. From history, we see that humanity
has enjoyed an improvement in the standard of living over
time. However, for thousands of years, the improvement has
been relatively minor. Our first major improvement occurred
during the stone age, when humans learned how to use hand
tools. Actually, the ability to use hand tools distinguishes
humans from other animals. Hand tools enable people to make
simple things instead of waiting for nature to provide them.
Hand tools are extensions of our hands. The next major
improvement was not long ago: the Industrial Revolution
brought another jump in the standard of living, and the
development of machine tools. Machine tools are a principal
product of the Industrial Revolution. They added power and
precision to humans. With machine tools, humans can
produce goods faster and more precisely. Human productivity
has increased drastically, and industnal goods have replaced
handmade products. They are both less expensive and of
higher quality.
Europeans, with their newly invented machines, were
able to expand their .influence throughout the world. At the
time of the Industrial Revolution, products were still custom
made with manually operated machine tools. Parts
interchangeability, developed by Eli Whitney, brought
another major improvement to manufacturing. By combining
jigs and gauges(1) developed for interchangeable manufacture,
and the concept of the production/assembly line and mass
production became a reality in the twentieth century. Never
before in human history had humanity enjoyed such an
improvement in the standard of living than in the twentieth
century. Mass production(2) and scientific management of
manufacturing helped to produce more, better, and less
expensive goods. Automated ( mechanically controlled )
machines and systems (i.e. , transfer lines) outproduced tens
of hundreds of human workers. Mass-produced identical goods
were plentiful and inexpensive. However, variety was limited
due to the high cost of changeover in the manufacturing
system. As Henry Ford so aptly put it, "You can have any
color Model T that you'd like-as long as it's black. "