on 9 April 1806 in Portsmouth. His father Marс was a French engineer who had fled France during the revolution. Brunel was educated both in England and in France.
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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Isambard Kingdom Brunel (11 класс, по Биболетовой)
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Isambard Kingdom Brunel (11 класс, по Биболетовой)
- 2. Marc BrunelHis father Marc was a naval
- 3. The Thames TunnelBrunel's first notable achievement was
- 4. The Clifton Suspension BridgeIn 1831, Brunel's designs
- 5. The Hungerford Suspension BridgeHe also himself planned this bridge over the Thames.
- 6. The Great WesternAs well as bridges, tunnels
- 7. The Great BritainThe 'Great Britain', launched in 1843, was the world's first screw-steamer.
- 8. The Great EasternThe 'Great Eastern', launched in
- 9. Great Western RailwayBy 1830, steam railways were
- 10. Match the names to these pictures:a. Great
Marc BrunelHis father Marc was a naval officer and a French engineer who had fled France during the revolution.I.Brunel worked in his father’s office and helped him to plan the Thames Tunnel.
Слайд 2Marc Brunel
His father Marc was a naval officer and a French
engineer who had fled France during the revolution.
I.Brunel worked in his father’s office and helped him to plan the Thames Tunnel.
I.Brunel worked in his father’s office and helped him to plan the Thames Tunnel.
Слайд 3The Thames Tunnel
Brunel's first notable achievement was the part he played
with his father in planning the Thames Tunnel from Rotherhithe to Wapping, completed in 1843.
Nowadays this tunnel is a part of the London Underground.
Nowadays this tunnel is a part of the London Underground.
Слайд 4The Clifton Suspension Bridge
In 1831, Brunel's designs won the competition for
the Clifton Suspension Bridge across the River Avon. Construction began the same year but it was not completed until 1864.
Слайд 6The Great Western
As well as bridges, tunnels and railways, Brunel was
responsible for the design of several famous ships. The 'Great Western', launched in 1837, was the first steamship built to cross the Atlantic .
Слайд 8The Great Eastern
The 'Great Eastern', launched in 1858, was designed in
cooperation with John Scott Russell, and was by far the largest vessel ever built up to that time, but was not commercially successful.
Слайд 9Great Western Railway
By 1830, steam railways were being built all over
Britain In 1833 Brunel was made chief engineer for the new Great Western Railway.
This railway linked London to Bristol, about 200km across country. Brunel built all the stations, tunnels and bridges too.
This railway linked London to Bristol, about 200km across country. Brunel built all the stations, tunnels and bridges too.
Слайд 10Match the names to these pictures:
a. Great Western Railway,
b. the Thames
Tunnel,
c. the Great Eastern,
d. the Hungerford Bridge,
e. the Great Britain,
f. The Clifton Bridge.
c. the Great Eastern,
d. the Hungerford Bridge,
e. the Great Britain,
f. The Clifton Bridge.
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