Τεχνική Ορολογία Θεμ. Β.Σ. σε Ξένη Γλώσσα (Θ+Ε) (Βιομ.Σχεδ.)

Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) commonly refers to the …………1 of numerical control (NC) computer software …………………2 to create detailed instructions (G-code) that drive CNC machine tools for ………………..3 parts. Manufacturers in many ………………..4 depend on CAM to …………….5 high-quality parts. A broader definition of CAM can ………………6 the use of computer applications to define a ……………….7 plan for tooling design, ………………..8 design (CAD) model preparation, NC programming, coordinate measuring machine (CMM) inspection programming, and machine tool simulation.

1. A. design                         B.  use                                  C.  process
2. A. applications              B.  processes                      C.  methods
3. A. designing                   B.  manufacturing            C.  casting
4. A. industries                  B.  industrial                      C. functions
5. A. produce                     B.  prototype                      C. model
6. A. refer                           B.  consist                            C. include
7. A. product                     B. machine tool                  C.  manufacturing
8. A. computer-aided      B. computer-assisted       C. computer-applied

Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) commonly refers to the …………1 of numerical control (NC) computer software …………………2 to create detailed instructions (G-code) that drive CNC machine tools for ………………..3 parts. Manufacturers in many ………………..4 depend on CAM to …………….5 high-quality parts. A broader definition of CAM can ………………6 the use of computer applications to define a ……………….7 plan for tooling design, ………………..8 design (CAD) model preparation, NC programming, coordinate measuring machine (CMM) inspection programming, and machine tool simulation.

Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) commonly refers to the …………1 of numerical control (NC) computer software …………………2 to create detailed instructions (G-code) that drive CNC machine tools for ………………..3 parts. Manufacturers in many ………………..4 depend on CAM to …………….5 high-quality parts. A broader definition of CAM can ………………6 the use of computer applications to define a ……………….7 plan for tooling design, ………………..8 design (CAD) model preparation, NC programming, coordinate measuring machine (CMM) inspection programming, and machine tool simulation.

Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) commonly refers to the …………1 of numerical control (NC) computer software …………………2 to create detailed instructions (G-code) that drive CNC machine tools for ………………..3 parts. Manufacturers in many ………………..4 depend on CAM to …………….5 high-quality parts. A broader definition of CAM can ………………6 the use of computer applications to define a ……………….7 plan for tooling design, ………………..8 design (CAD) model preparation, NC programming, coordinate measuring machine (CMM) inspection programming, and machine tool simulation.

Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) commonly refers to the …………1 of numerical control (NC) computer software …………………2 to create detailed instructions (G-code) that drive CNC machine tools for ………………..3 parts. Manufacturers in many ………………..4 depend on CAM to …………….5 high-quality parts. A broader definition of CAM can ………………6 the use of computer applications to define a ……………….7 plan for tooling design, ………………..8 design (CAD) model preparation, NC programming, coordinate measuring machine (CMM) inspection programming, and machine tool simulation.

Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) commonly refers to the …………1 of numerical control (NC) computer software …………………2 to create detailed instructions (G-code) that drive CNC machine tools for ………………..3 parts. Manufacturers in many ………………..4 depend on CAM to …………….5 high-quality parts. A broader definition of CAM can ………………6 the use of computer applications to define a ……………….7 plan for tooling design, ………………..8 design (CAD) model preparation, NC programming, coordinate measuring machine (CMM) inspection programming, and machine tool simulation.

Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) commonly refers to the …………1 of numerical control (NC) computer software …………………2 to create detailed instructions (G-code) that drive CNC machine tools for ………………..3 parts. Manufacturers in many ………………..4 depend on CAM to …………….5 high-quality parts. A broader definition of CAM can ………………6 the use of computer applications to define a ……………….7 plan for tooling design, ………………..8 design (CAD) model preparation, NC programming, coordinate measuring machine (CMM) inspection programming, and machine tool simulation.

Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) commonly refers to the …………1 of numerical control (NC) computer software …………………2 to create detailed instructions (G-code) that drive CNC machine tools for ………………..3 parts. Manufacturers in many ………………..4 depend on CAM to …………….5 high-quality parts. A broader definition of CAM can ………………6 the use of computer applications to define a ……………….7 plan for tooling design, ………………..8 design (CAD) model preparation, NC programming, coordinate measuring machine (CMM) inspection programming, and machine tool simulation.