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Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Index: Letters to the Editor

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Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.
Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.
Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.
Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.

Note: This is a sub-section of Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Index

Letters to the Editor

  • Action of Steam. H. F. J., 720; R. L. Newman, 748
  • Adams’ Radial Axle-Boxes, Mr. W. B. Francis C. B. Burgess, 156 ; J. D. T., 215
  • Aerodynamics. Thomas Moy, 625 ; D. C. Vogt, 655
  • Air Compressors. General Engine and Boiler Company, 718
  • Alloys, The Properties of. J. R. Arnold, 575 Alternating Current Motors. W. M. Mordey, 685
  • American Machine Tools. W. S. Bancroft, 574 American Navy. R. T. N., 418
  • Atlantic Liners, Some Notable. B. W. Ginsburg, 685
  • Atlantic Record. White Star, 74; G., 74. See also Knots, The Use of Term, and “ Majestic”
  • Audley Water Works, The. Stephen Harding Terry, 102
  • Ben Nevis, Wind Velocities on. Horatio Phillips, 655, 720
  • Binnie’s Rain Gauge. W. J. E. Binnie, 685
  • Boiler Circulation. John Them, 12; Adam Miller, 41 ; John Tnom, 74; Adam Miller, 102 ; N. Jensen, 156 ; John Thom, 156 ; John Gamgee, 1E6. (See Letter by A. E. Jones, 545)
  • Boiler Explosion, Huddersfield. John Swift, 126
  • Boiler Inspection. Coinage, 12; S. Boswell, M.I.M.E., 13
  • Boiler, Serpollet. Bryan Donkin, Jun., 364 ;
  • O. H. Wildt, 455
  • Boilers, Oil Burning. James Johnston, 476 Boilers, Welded. Reader, 305, 326
  • Breakdowns in the Navy. Short Stroke, 365 Brighton Railway Jubilee. George B. Rennie, 364
  • Brine, Evaporation of. Constant Reader, 748
  • Canet 12.6-In. Gun. Jas. A. Longridge, 305 Capital and Labour. James Perry, 454 Catalogues, The Modern Manufacturers’. John
  • Birch and Co., 624
  • Cement Burning. Stanger and Blount, 515 Cement Manufacture and the Utilisation of
  • Waste Products. W. R. Taylor, 545
  • Cement, Portland. Ewing Mathieson, 102
  • Cement, Portland. Maker and Chemist, 575 ;
  • Stanger and Blount, 605
  • Cement, Portland, in Australia. H. C. Mais,
  • M. Inst. C.E., 384 ; Stanger and Blount, 454
  • “ Charles Dickens,” Locomotive. Charles Dickens (Engine No. 955), 326
  • Chilian War. F. W. R. H., 12
  • China Coal. Hong-Kong Merchant, 240
  • Circulation in Boilers. John Thom, 12 ; Adam Miller, 41 ; John Thom, 74 ; Adam Miller, 102;
  • N. Jensen, 156; John Thnm, 156; John Gamgee, 156. (See Letter by A. E. Jones, 545)
  • Coal in China. Hong-Kong Merchant, 240 Coal Consumption, Atlantic Vessels. White Star, 214, 282; North Star, 304 ; B. F. C. G., 304 ; White Star, 365 ; W. B. Thompson, 385 ; Jas. Howden, 385 ; White Star, 418 ; Jas. Howden, 545
  • Coal Viewed as a Machine for Deriving Motion from a Source. S. Tolver Preston, 11
  • Coding in Manufacturers’ Catalogues. John Birch and Co., 624
  • Coffee Essences. Jas. R. Bennie, 305 Comparison of Steam Vessels. See Vessels Compound Engines. An Old Subscriber, 365 Compound Locomotive, North-Eastern. R. C. W.. 364
  • Compressors, Air. General Engine and Boiler Co., 718
  • Concentration, Iron Ore. W. T. May, 102
  • Concrete Blocks, Watertight, Making. Water Subway, 282 ; V. de Michele, 305
  • Conical Pistons. Piston, 326
  • “ Cordelia,” Gun Failure on H.M.S. C. Wortley, 102
  • Corrugated Furnaces, Fox’s. Leeds Forge Company, Limited, 102
  • Cost of Gas v. Electricity. H. F. Hills, 74
  • Cotton Combustion; Fire on “ City of Richmond.” Coates and Carver, 74 ; Asphyxia, 74 ; Coates and Carver, 102; Visitor, 126
  • Crane, 15Ton Steam. A. B , 385
  • Cranes, Electric. Engineer, 305 ; R. Bolton and Co., 326
  • Cupolas, Utilising Waste Heat from. Foundry Manager, 515 ; Theo. Hornung, 545 ; F. E. R., 574
  • Drain Gauging Machine. W. B„ 385
  • Electric Cranes. Engineer, 305 ; R. Bolton and Co., 326
  • Electric Lighting of Trains. I. A. Timmis, 305
  • Electric Tramways. E. H. T., 605
  • Electric Units and their Nomenclature. Wm. Stroud, 364
  • Electricity, Alternating Current Motors. W. M. Mordey, 685
  • Electricity v. Gas, Comparative Cost of. H. F. Hills, 74
  • “ Empress of China Indicated Horse-Power. T. Hudson Beare, 193
  • Engines, Compound. An Old Subscriber, 365 Evaporation of Brine. Constant Reader, 748 Exhauster, Radial Steam Jet. P. D., 326
  • Fire on “ City of Richmond.” Coates and Carver, 74 ; Asphyxia, 74 ; Coates and Carver, 102 ; Visitor, 126
  • Flying Machines. Thomas Moy, 625 ; D. C.
  • Vogt, 655
  • Flywheels. Percy J. Neate, 454 ; Bernard Esmark, 477 ; James Armer, 514 ; G. Pinning-ton, 544; Percy J. Neate, 576; James Armer, 684
  • Forced Draught in Atlantic Steamers. See Coal Consumption
  • Foundations, Subaqueous. Goldsmith and Son, 102
  • Fox’s Corrugated Furnaces. Leeds Forge Company, Limited, 102
  • Franklin Lifebuoy. F. Dixon, Brown, and Co., 624
  • Friction, The Committee of Research on. J. J. Bircket, 156
  • Frictional, Phenomenal. B. Morley Fletcher, 215 ; Jas. Ferguson, 718
  • Furnaces, Fox Corrugated Flues. Leeds Forge Company, Limited, 102
  • Gas v. Electricity, Comparative Cost of. H. F. Hills, 74
  • Gas, Water. See Water Gas, 41
  • Gauging Machine, Drain. W. B., 385
  • Gun, Canet, 12.6-In. Jas. A. Longridge, 305
  • Gun Failure on H.M.S. “ Cordelia.” C. Wortley, 102
  • High-Powered Triple-Expansion Engines. A Whitworth Scholar, 574 ; A. E. Seaton, 605; A Whitworth Scholar, 624
  • Huddersfield Boiler Explosion. John Swift, 126
  • Hygiene, International Congress of. Thos. W. Cutler, 73
  • Indicator Diagrams for Power, “Empress of China.” T. Hudson Beare, 193
  • Inspection of Boilers. Coinage, 12 ; S. Boswell,
  • M.I.M.E., 13
  • Ireland, Railways in. J. T. Backnill 621
  • Iron Ore Concentration. W. J. May, 10-
  • Japanese Coastguard Ship0. Pro Sir
  • Armstrong, Mitchell, and C)., Limited, Edward
  • W. Lloyd, Director, 605
  • Jubilee of Brighton Railway. George B. Rennie, 364
  • Knot, The Use of Term. G., 12; J. H. Slade, 41; White Star, 74 ; G., 74
  • Labour and Capital. James Perry, 454
  • “Lahn,” Engines of. A Whitwortn Scholar,
  • 574 ; A. E. Seaton, 605 ; A Whitworth Scholar,
  • I 624
  • Lifebuoy, Franklin. F. Dixon, Brown, and Co., 621
  • Lighthouse Lights. A. G. Fraud, 193
  • Lighting, Cost of Gas v. Electricity. H. F. Hills, 74
  • Locomotive Building at Stratford. u Quantity after Quality,” 748
  • Locomotive,North-Eastern Compound. R.C. W., 364
  • Locomotive Running Million Miles. Charles
  • Dickens (Engine No. 955), 326
  • Locomotives, British and American. J. D. T., 418; J. D. T., 456
  • Machine Tools, American. W. S. Bancroft, 571
  • Machinery, Taxation of. S. M. Burroughs, 193
  • “Majestic,” The. White Star, 214, 282; North
  • Star, 304 ; B. F. C., 304 ; White Star, 365;
  • W. B. Thompson, 385 ; Jas. Howden, 385 ;
  • White Star, 418; Jas. Howden, 545
  • Marine Machinery, Weight of. U. H. Wingfield,
  • Motors, Alternating Current. W. M. Mordey, 685
  • Niagara, Projects for the Utilisation of. H. D.
  • Pearsall, 605
  • North-Eastern Compound Locomotive. R.C. W., 364
  • Note on the Comparison of Steam Vessels. See
  • Vessels
  • Oil-Burning Boilers. Jas. Johnston, 476
  • Ore Concentration, Iron. W. J. May, 102
  • Oregon. B. W. Ginsburg, 685
  • Pistons, Conical. Piston, 326
  • Portland Cement. Ewing Mathieson, 102
  • Portland Cement. Maker and Chemist, 575 ; '
  • Stanger and Blount, 605
  • Portland Cement in Australia (Tests). H. C.
  • Mais, M.I.C.E., 384 ; Stanger and Blount, 455
  • Problem Solutions. Edward J. M. Davies, 193
  • Propeller Shafts. H. F. Mai% 575
  • Properties of Alloys. J. O. Arnold, 575
  • Propulsion withNon-Reversible Engines, Screw.
  • See Screw
  • Propulsion, Mr. Robert Mansei's Law of, Steamship. See Vessels
  • PuertoCabello, San Felipe and Araure Railway.
  • B., 456 ; Henry J. Cooke, C.E., 515
  • Radial Axle-Boxes, Adams, Mr. W. B. Francis C. B. Burgess, 156. J. D. T., 215
  • Railways in Ireland. J. T. Bucknill, 624
  • Refrigerating Machines for Milk. Richard P.
  • Fuge, 156
  • Refrigerating Machines, Tests of. Linde British Refrigerating Company, Limited, 157 ; Consulting Engineer, 304; Linde British Refrigerating Company, Limited, 326; A. B. W., 326 ; Nellikuppam, 364 ; J. and O. G. Pierson, 385; Nellikuppam, 385 ; T. B. Lightfoot, 418 ;
  • H. Johs Krebs, 455 ; Nellikuppam, 476; H. J ohs Krebs, 605
  • Reversible Screw Propulsion. A. Perroni, 418 ;
  • Robt. McGlasson, 544, 718. See also Screw Propulsion
  • Rolling Stock of British and American Railways.
  • J. D. T.,418; J. D. T., 456
  • Sanitary Science. John D. Garrett, 365 ; Sidney R. Lo vcock, 385
  • Screw Propulsion with Non-Reversible Engines.
  • A. Perroni, 418; Robt. McGlasson, 514;
  • Robt. McGlasson, 625 ; S. W. Barnaby, 654 ;
  • Charles Appleby, 654; Robt. McGlasson, 718
  • Self-Oiling Metal, Tubular Cars and. Engineer, 544
  • Serpollet Boiler. Bryan Donkin, Jun., 364; O.
  • H. Wildt, 455
  • Shafting. Strength of. J. B. L., 544. H., 574.
  • A. L. Jones, 604. Heber I. Pedley, 605. D. C., 624. D. K. Clark, 624. Dennis Coyle, 655.
  • J. A. L.. 655
  • Shafts, Propeller. H. F. Mais, 575
  • Solutions of Engineers' Extra First-Class Question**. Edward J. M. Davies, 193
  • Southampton and New York Record Passages.
  • W. B. Thompson, 385. White Star, 418. Jas.
  • Howden, 545. See also “ Majestic”
  • Steam, Action of. H. F. J., 720 ; R. L. Newman, 748
  • Steam Dryer and Condensed Water Evaporator for Long Steam Pipes. S. A. Ward, 624
  • Steamer “ City of Richmond,” Fire on. Coates and Carver, 74 ; Asphyxia, 74, Coates and Carver, 102; Visitor, 126
  • Steamship Propulsion, Mr. Mansei’s Law on. See Vessels and Screw
  • Stratford, Locomotive Building at. “ Quantity after Quality,” 748
  • Strength of Shafting. See Shafting
  • Subaqueous Foundations. Goldsmith and Son, 102
  • Superheated Steam. See Serpollet Boiler
  • Surveying River Beds. Jno. R. Arnoldi, 385. See also 699
  • Taxation of Machinery. S. M. Burroughs, 193
  • Train Lighting, Electric. I. A. Timmis, 305
  • Tramways, Electric. E. H. T., 605
  • Triple-Expansion Engines, High-Powered. A Whitworth Scholar, 574 ; A. E. Seaton, 605 ; A Whitworth Scholar, 624
  • Tubular Frame Wagons. M. R. Jefferds, 13 ; Chas. Koschin, 41; Ex Oriente Lux, 476; Engineer, 515; Engineer, 514
  • Units and their Nomenclature, William Stroud, 364
  • Utilising Waste Heat from Cupolas. Foundry Manager, 515 ; Theo. Hornung, 545 ; F. E. R., 574
  • Velocities on Ben Nevis, Wind. Horatio Phillips, 655, 720
  • Vessels (Steam), Notes on the Comparison of. Robert Mansel, 101; A. E. J., 239; Robert Mansel, 455 ; A. E. Jones, 456 ; A. E. Jones, 545; Robert Mansel, 625 (See Errata t 653)
  • Vyrnwy Aqueduct. George F. Deacon, 127
  • Wagons, Tubular Frame. M. R. Jefferds, 13; Charles Koschin, 41; Ex Oriente Lux, 476; Engineer, 515; Engineer, 544
  • War in Chili. F. W. R. H., 12
  • Water Gas. John Head, 41
  • Weight of Marine Machinery. C. II. Wingfield, 214
  • Welded Boilers. Reader, 305 ; X., 326
  • Wind Velocities on Ben Nevis. Horatio Phillips 655, 720


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