A. F. Smulders

1891. Floating Elevator and Spoil Distributor for the Baltic Sea Canal.

1897. Floating Dock for the Portuguese Government, for San Paulo De Loanda ^[1]

1921. 60 ton floating crane for the Manchester Ship Canal.

A. F. Smulders and Co, of Rotterdam, and of Utrecht (1891), Netherlands.

Became Werf Gusto.

1891 Description of floating elevator and spoil distributor for the Baltic Sea Canal ^[2]

1897 Description, drawing and photo of floating dock for Paulo de Loanda. ^[3]

1934 Description of a 'Jiges' boiler, designed in 1925 by a Swedish engineer, Mr. J. G. Sandwall, developed by the Society Anonyme des Chaudronneries A. F. Smulders, Grace-Berleur-lez-Chaudronneries A. F. Smulders, Chaudronneries, Liège, Belgium, and installed in a paper mill belonging to the Societe Anonyme des Papeteries de Genval, at Genval, Belgium.^[4]. Note: A. F. Smulders, Chaudronneries was a sister company of A. F. Smulders and Co of Schiedam. ^[5]

Sources of Information

↑ [1] Engineering, 10 Sept 1897
↑ Engineering 1891/02/20
↑ Engineering 1897/09/10
↑ Engineering 1934/01/05
↑ [2] Werf Gusto Schiedam Digital Museum

[1] [1] Engineering, 10 Sept 1897

[2] Engineering 1891/02/20

[3] Engineering 1897/09/10

[4] Engineering 1934/01/05

[5] [2] Werf Gusto Schiedam Digital Museum

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Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

A. F. Smulders

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