Engineering

Technology & Computers Easy 18 words 0 plays

A large brass gear wheel with wire wound on a spool beside it, and a smaller sprocket in the foreground.
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  • AEROSPACE
  • ALLOY
  • CHEMICAL
  • CIVIL
  • DRAFTING
  • FRICTION
  • FULCRUM
  • GEAR
  • HYDRAULICS
  • LEVER
  • MECHANICAL
  • PULLEY
  • SCHEMATIC
  • STRESS
  • STRUCTURAL
  • TOLERANCE
  • TORQUE
  • WELDING

Engineering splits into branches — civil, mechanical, chemical, aerospace — that share one habit of mind: measure the forces, then build for them. A designer sketches a schematic, sets a tolerance in thousandths of an inch, and reasons about torque, friction and the stress a member can carry before it yields. The oldest tools in the trade are still the simplest ones, the lever, the pulley and the fulcrum.

Engineering Word Search Answer Key

Checking a finished sheet, or stuck on the last word? The Engineering Word Search Answer Key marks all 18 hidden words in the grid and lists the row, column and direction each one starts from. It prints on its own sheet, so you can hand out the puzzle and keep the answers.

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