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Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General

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Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index

Note: This is a sub-section of Engineering 1950 Jan-Jun: Index

GENERAL

  • ABBEY WORKS, Margam, Ultrasonic Testing of Welds at, 264*

Accidents :

  • Accidents in Industry, Report of Chief Inspector of Factories, 1948, 15
  • Aircraft, Crashed, Australian Rescue Device for, 400
  • Electrical Accidents in Collieries and Mines, Report, 1948, 628
  • In Factories and Their Causes, Report on, 1948, 156
  • Explosions in Mines Due to Firedamp, 628 Mining Accidents, Chief Inspector of Mines, Report, 1948, 506
  • Railway Accidents, Breakdown and Re-Railing Equipment for, 280*. See Erratum, 399
  • Road Accidents, Costs and Prevention, 706
  • Influence on of Road Research, 214
  • Shipping, Vessels Lost, Lloyd’s Statistics, 129
  • Accumulator Vehicles. See Motor Truck Acetylene Welding. See Welding
  • Acoustics Laboratory, Mobile, for Mousing Tests, 76
  • —? Sound-Absorbing Materials (Review), 288
  • Activated Sludge. See Sewage
  • Adams, H. J., on Stresses in Tanker Members, 419, 448
  • Adams, L. E., on Torsional Stresses in Close-Coiled Helical Springs, 708*. See 231*. See Errata, 375, 375*. See LETTERS, 360*, 541*, 630, 658
  • Address, Presidential. See Presidential Address Admiralty. See Warships
  • A.E.C., Ltd., Passenger Transport Chassis with Under-Floor Engine, 1*
  • Aerial Navigation.
  • — Propellers. See Aeronautics
  • — Radio (Review),
  • — Transport. See Aerodynamics.
  • Aeronautical Society, Royal, Producing Prototype Aircraft, by C. T. Wilkins, 185; Design of Tail Pipes for Jet Engines, Including Reheat, by J. L. Edwards, 191* ; Prototype Testing of Aircraft, by D. R. H. Dickinson, 255 ; Aircraft Design and Maintenance, by R. E. Bishop, 273; Modern Methods of Testing Aero Engines and Power Plants, by A. C. Lovesey, 380 ; Garden Party at White Waltham Aerodrome, 571; Annual General Meeting, 610 ; Presentation of Awards and Prizes, 629; Wright Lecture on Some Aspects of Expenditure on Aviation, by Sir R. Fairey, 629

Aeronautics :

  • Aerodrome. See Airport (below)
  • Aeronautical Collection, Science .Museum, Re-Opening of, 731
  • - Engineering, New Chair at Southampton University College, 96
  • - Research in Australia, 275, 468
  • Aeroplane, Bombing, Martin “ XB.51 ” (G. L. Martin Co.), 19
  • — Fighting, Jet-Propelled (A. V. Roe (Canada), Ltd.), 135
  • — “ Hermes 4,” Design and Performance, 636*
  • -- Passenger, “ Brabazon,” at London Airport, 712*
  • de Havilland ” Heron,” 218
  • — Structures, Testing Equipment at Royal Aircraft Establishment, 717*
  • — “Vampire,” with “Goblin” Engine, with Reheat Tail Pipes, 191*
  • -- See also Plying Boat (below)
  • Air Liner “ Comet,” de Havilland, Trials of, 472
  • “ Viscount,” Icing Trials of (Vickers- Armstrongs Ltd.), 150
  • Aircraft for Army Uses, 158
  • — Carrier, H.M.S. “ Ark Royal,” Launch i of, 507, 543*
  • — Crashed, Australian Rescue Device for, 400
  • — Design, Developments in, 636*
  • and Maintenance, 273
  • — Direction-Finder for (Marconi’s M'ire- less Telegraph Co., Ltd.), 521
  • - Engineering Section, Royal Engineering College, Manadou, 279*
  • — Exhibition and Flying Display at Royal
  • Aeronautical Society’s Garden Party, 571
  • - Gas Turbines for (Review), 4
  • — Industry, Position and Prospects, 201
  • — Landing-Wheel Brake (Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.), 83*
  • — Prototype Production of, 185 Testing of, 255
  • — Radio Transmitter-Receiver (Plessey Co., Ltd.), 526*
  • Airfields in War of Movement, 101 Airport-Location Beacon, “ Square-Beam” (Chance Brothers, Ltd.). 496*
  • Airport, London, “Brabazon” Aeroplane at, 712*
  • -Report on Ground-TratUe Movement at, 105
  • - Runways, Size and Costs, 630* Airstrip Coating, Work of Road Research Laboratory on, 44
  • Boundary Layer Control in Aeroplanes, 637*
  • “Brabazon” Passenger Aeroplane at London Airport, 712*
  • Brake, Landing-Wheel, for Aircraft (Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.), 83*
  • Busk Studentship in Aeronautics, Applications for, 375
  • Civil Aviation, Ministry of, Report on London Airport Ground-Trattie Movement, 105
  • - World Expenditure on, 629
  • ” Comet ” Air Liner, 472
  • Drag and Lift in Aeroplanes, 63(5* “ Duchess ” Plying Boat, 515 Engine, Aeroplane, “ Avon ” R.A. Mark 2 Jet (Rolls-Royce Ltd.), 138*
  • Gas-Turbine, Testing of, 380 Industry, Position and Prospects, 201
  • Jet, ” Goblin,” Reheat Tail Pipes for, 191*
  • Researches in Australia, 275, 468 See also TxirbineSy Gas
  • Plying Boat “Duchess” (Saunders-Roe, Ltd.), 515
  • “ Goblin” Jet Aeroplane Engine, Reheat Tail Pipes for, 191*
  • “Hermes 4” Aeroplane, Design and. Performance, 636*
  • “ Heron” Passenger Aeroplane, 218
  • Icing Trials of “ Viscount ” Air Liner (Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd.), 150
  • International Aeronautical Exhibition, Brussels, 101
  • Landing-Wheel Brake for Aircraft (Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.), 83*
  • Lift and Drag in Aeroplanes, 636*
  • Martin “ XB.51 ” Bombing Aeroplane, 19 Military Aviation, World Expenditure, 629
  • Propeller, Aerial, Variable-Pitch, Hydraulic, Developments in, 447
  • - Air Force, Wheeled Vehicles for
  • Ministry of Supply’s Statement on, 139 ; Pire Ploats for (Vosper, Ltd.) 333*, 353* ; Bombing-Target Motor Launch with Radio Control, 701* Royal Aircraft Establishment, Magnetic Pire Detector at, 161* ; Testing, Equipment for Aeroplane Structures, 717*
  • Runways, Aerodrome, Size and Costs, 636* Southampton University College, New Chair of Aeronautical Engineering, 96 “ Square-Beam ” Airport-'Location Beacon 496*
  • Testing of Gas-Turbine Engines Aircraft, 380
  • ? - of Prototype Aircraft, 255 Truck, Transportable, for Aircraft,
  • Conditioning and Pressurising G. Godfrey and Partners, Ltd.), • Turbine, Gas, for Aircraft (Review), 4 “Vampire” Aeroplane, with “Goblin” Engine with Reheat Tail Pipes, 191* “ Viscount” Air Liner, Icing Trials, 150 Wind Tunnel, Cascade, for Turbine- Blading Tests (Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd.), 87*
  • at Pametrada Research Station, 652* Research in Australia, 275, 468 Supersonic, at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 34*
  • — Tests on Boundary Layer Control, 637*
  • See also Paragraph Index Aeroplanes. See Aeronautics Aeroquip Corporation, “ Hydrauliscope ” Pressure-Measuring Instrument, 451* Aggregates for High-Strength Concrete, 80* .^ricultural Engineering, National Institute of, Q Report on Farm Tractors, 505 ; Exhibition of, 601
  • - Machinery Industry, Position and Prospects, 88
  • -Motors. See Engines : Tractors
  • — Tractors. See Tractors
  • Agriculture, Ministry of. Statistics of Rural Water Supplies, 639, 668
  • - See also Irrigation and PARAGKAPH INDEX
  • Aickmann, R. F., on Inland Waterways Association, 685. See 629
  • Air Compressors for High-Temperature Gas Turbines, 129
  • for Industrial Gas Turbines, Alternative Designs, 609
  • for 1,070-b.h.p. Industrial Gas Turbine (Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd.), 85*
  • for 3,500-s.h.p. Marine Gas Turbine, 676* Plant, United States Naval Supersonic Wind Tunnel, 34*
  • Portable, “Haudiair” (B.E.N. Patents, Ltd.), 496
  • Single-Cylinder Belt-Driven (Consoli- datcfi Pneumatic 'fool (’o., Ltd.), 527*
  • Air Conditioning and Pr<‘ssurising Transport-able Truck for Aircraft (Sir G. Godfrey and Partners, Ltd.), 470*
  • - - and Refrigeration (Review), 672
  • - Filter Elements, Panel-Type, Specification, 152
  • — Force, Royal. Sec
  • -- Injector lic-Aerator and Extraction Pump for Oxygen-Free Water, 554*
  • • Measuring Apparatus for Tests of Jnternal- Combustion Engines, 65S*. Sec LETTER, 708
  • — Receivers, Valves and Gauges, Specification, 678
  • ? - Screws. See Propellers under Aeronautics -- Testing Plant at Panietrada Res(‘arch Station, 652
  • Aircraft. See Aeronautics
  • — Carriers. See Aerom/nZu'w
  • — Establishment, Royal. See Aeroiuiutics
  • " Airflex ” Clutch, 591
  • Airstrip Coating, Work of Road Research Laboratory on, 44
  • Alton, Sir .1. A., the Late, J30
  • Alaska, Resources of, Report on, 184
  • Allen, Edgar, and Co., Ltd., Use of Oxygen Lance in Electric Alloy-Steel Production, 660*
  • Allen, J., and Sons (Oxford), Ltd., 16/60-in. and 12/21-in. Trench Excavators, 489*
  • Allowances in jMachine Work. See Gauges
  • Alloys. See Metallurgy; Microphotographs; PARAGKAPH INDEX
  • Alternating Current. Sec Electric
  • —? Stress. Sec Patiguc under Tests {Materials} Alternators. See Generators, Electric; 'Turbo- Generators
  • Aluminium Alloys. S(‘e Alloys under Metallurgy
  • — Development Association, Symposium on Use of Aluminium in Road Vehicles, 228
  • — - Doors for Timber-Seasoning Kilns (H. L(‘bus, Ltd.), 82*
  • - Hot Working of, 437
  • — Ingots and Castings, Specification, 68
  • — Rolling of, Production Economy in, 26, 36, 64
  • — School Buildings (Bristol Aeroplane (Housing) Co., Ltd.), 189*
  • — Use in Road Vehicles, Symposium on, 228
  • — See also Metallurgy
  • Amalgamated Relays, Ltd., versus Burnley Rating Authorities (1950), 570. See
  • LETTERS, 658, 708
  • America. See South America ; United States American Drop Forging Industry, Methods in, 508
  • -- and European Engineering Societies, Conference of. Report on, 1949, 417
  • — Navy. See United States under Warships | --- Society of Civil Engineers. See Ciril i Engineers
  • — See also United States
  • Ammonium-Chloride, Pelleting of, 176*, 203* Amplifier and Photo-Electric Cell for Combustion-Period Investigations, 698*
  • Analyser, Network, for Electric Power Systems (English Electric Co., Ltd.), 38*
  • - Noise, for Study of Internal-Combustion Engines, 697*
  • Wave, Pametrada (Muirhead and Co., Ltd.), 377*, 698
  • Analysis, Chemical, of Iron and Steel, Standard Methods of. Specifications, 12, 240 Powder-Size, Photo-Extinction Sedimento- meters for, 350*, 405*. See Erratum, 542
  • - Structural, by ZHoment Distribution (Review), 588
  • Anchors, Model Tests of, 449
  • — Mooring, Improvements in, 449
  • Anglo-American Council on Productivity, Visit of Diesel-Locomotive Team to United States, 17 ; Team Report on Drop Forging, 508
  • Belgian Co-operation in Corrosion Research 417
  • Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.. Research on Flow of Lubricating Oil from Big-End Bearing, by J. G. Withers and A. L. Wachal, 247*, 291* Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ltd., Use of Boiler Fuel in Diesel Engines of l\l.S. “Auricula,” 250; Launch of S.S. “ Velutina,” 429*
  • Angwin, Col. Sir S., on Developments in Cable and Wireless Communications, 185
  • Annealing. See Ileal Treatment under Metallurgy
  • Annuals and Reference Books, 11, 50, 78, 133, 256, 309, 396, 409, 459, 487, 584, 640, 740. See LITERATURE INDEX
  • Anodic Oxidation Finishes, Specification, 472 Apparatus, Electrical, for Measuring Mechanical Quantities, 483*
  • — Scientific, Exhibition, Physical Society’s, 377*, 401*
  • Applied High Frequency, Ltd., 25-kW Industrial Induction Heater, 526
  • Appointments. See PARAGRAPH INDEX Apprenticeship, See Education
  • Acpieducts of Glasgow Corporation Water Department, 370, 477
  • *? .Vquitania,” S.S., Scrapping of, 216
  • Ar, Range in Mild Steel, Extension diic to High-Temperature Treatment, 543
  • Arc. See Electric ; Eurnace ; [VeldiHg
  • Archibald, Prof. P. K., on Torsional Stresses in Close-Coiled Helical Springs, 541*. See 231*. See Errata, 375. Sec LETTERS, 360*, 630, 658, 708*
  • Architects, Naval. See Nacal Architects Area-Measuring Apparatus, Electronic, for Leather (Loiidex. Ltd.), 255*
  • Argentine Kailway Electrification, British Equipment for, 321, 454
  • Argon-Arc rurnace, for Highly Refractory Metals, Harwell, 735*
  • “ Ark Royal,” H.M. Aircraft Carrier, Launch cf, 507, 543*
  • Armament. See Guns ; Warships
  • Armour, Plastic, for .Merchant Ships, Work of Road R(^search laiboratory on, 44
  • — See also and Naval in PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Armoured Ships. See Warships
  • Army, Wheeled Vehicles for, Ministry of Supply’s Statement on, 139
  • Arnott, J., on Estimation of Dissolved Oxygen in De-Aerated Water, 553*
  • Arts, Royal Society of, Wood Lecture on Industrial Applications of Atomic Energy, by Prof. M. L. Oliphant, 273 ; Development of Iron and Steeb Industry in India, by E. V. Parkinson, 311,336 ; Coast Erosion and Land Reclamation, by M. Du-Plat- Taylor, 609 ; Rural Water Supplies by P. Lamont, 639, 668
  • Arthurton, R. 1. D., on Power-Operated Doors on Multiple-Unit Electric Trains, 349
  • Assessment of Rates on Profits Basis, Decision on, 570. See LETTERS, 658, 708
  • Ash and Dust-Handling Plant, Model of (Babcock it Wilcox, Ltd.), 709*
  • Ashwell, D. G., on Euler Buckling Load of Strut with Crossed Pins, 709*
  • Aslib, Annual Meeting and Report, 502
  • Asphalt Linings for Irrigation Canals, 613*, 693
  • Rubber Road Surfacing in Borough of Lambeth, London, 469
  • — and Tar-Macadam Mixing Plant, Mobile
  • (P. Parker, Ltd.), 491*
  • Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers, Ltd., •• (loliath ” Self-Propelled Earth Scraper, 322* ; (’onveyor System for Transporting Ovcu’burdeii from Chalk Pits. 471*
  • Association, British. See British Association
  • — Engineering. See Institutions Astrophysical Research in Australia,- 332 Aswan Dam, Stresses in Due to Raising, 23 Atcherley, L. W., on Stability of Masonry Dams, 23*
  • Atkins, W. E., on Vacuum Valve Applied to Electric Furnace, 132* on Hand- Operated Multi-Speed Gearbox, 368*
  • Atlantic Liners. See Ships; Steamers ; Motor ships
  • Atomic Energy, industrial Applications of, 273 Research Establishment, Harwell, Report of British Experimental Pile, 215 ; Model of British Experimental Pile, 541 ; Electronic Instrumentation at, 631*, 644* ; Work of, 734*
  • Research, Official Publication on, 541
  • ‘ Atoniill” Fine Grinder, 527*
  • “Auricula,” M.S., Burning of Boiler Fuels in Diesel Oil Engines of, 250, 513*, 546*
  • Australia, Coal Resources of, 18
  • -Submarine Cable Across Port River, from Osborne to Kilburn, 678
  • — Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236, 264
  • Australian Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Annual Report, 274, 303, 331, 376, 468
  • — Railway Electrification, British Equipment for, 321, 454
  • - Rescue Device for Crashed Aircraft, 400
  • — Supply and Development Department, Report on Aeronautical Research Lu born - tories, 468
  • Austria, Electricity Supply in, 440* Autofrettage, Design of Cylinders bv, 479*, 509*, 562*
  • Autogenous Welding. See HWs and Weldiuf/ Automatic Machine Tools. See Machine Tools »
  • — Signalling. See Siynalliny
  • — Stokers. See Stokers
  • Automatic Telephone and Electric Co., Ltd., Mosaic Wall Diagrams for Electrical Networks, 724*
  • Automobiles. See Motor Cars
  • — - Engineers. See Mechanical Enyineers, Institution of. Automobile Division
  • Auxiliary Machinery, Marine. See Marine
  • Aveling-Barford, Ltd., Heavy-Duty Dumper. 491*
  • Avery, W. and T., Ltd., 1,000-ton Structure- Testing Machine, 207*, 237* ; Unit-Counting Machine, 590*
  • Aviation. See Aeronautics
  • “ Avon ” R.A. Mark 2 Aeroplane Jet Engine, 138*
  • Axially-Loaded Beams, Graphical Solution of 720*
  • Axles, Motor Car. See Motor-Car Details Axleboxes, Locomotive, Roller Bearings for 104*
  • Barber-Greene Olding and Co., Ltd., Road Finishing Machine, 493*
  • Barge, Dumb, 100/150-ton Aluminium-Alloy (Fairmile Construction Co., Ltd.), 653
  • Barker, J. H., the Late, 303
  • Barlow, S. L. M., on Trends in Electrical-Wiring Systems, 623
  • Barlow-Whitney, Ltd., Electrically-Heated Humidity Testing Chamber, 526
  • Barnabv, K. C., on Progress in Marine Propulsion (1910-19.50), 426, 457, 484*, 518*. See 357, 362
  • Barnes, D. C., on Electrical Head for Level Comparator, 395*
  • Barr and StroudLtd., Telephoto Apparatu.s, 378* Barron and Shepherd, Ltd., 711
  • Barrow, Self-Propelled (Winget, Ltd.), Pedestrian-Operated, 711*
  • Barsi Light Railway, India, 2-8-2 Type Locomotive, 219*
  • Barton, H. H. C., on Maintenance of Electric Rolling Stock, 391
  • Basic Slag as Fertiliser, Work of S. G. Thomas on, 421, 550
  • Batcher and Mixer, Concrete, Portable (Stot- hert and Pitt, Ltd.), 559*
  • Bathford Paper Mills Co., Ltd., Use of Bakelite by, 306
  • Batterbury, F., Rubberised-Asphalt Hoad Surfacing, 469
  • Battery Vehicles. See Motor Truek Battleships. See Warships
  • Baxter, C., on Elderly Engineer^, 684. See 445. See LETTERS, 478, 508, 602. 630, 731.
  • Baj^ Wharf Shipbuilding Yard, Greenwich, 733* Beacon, Airport-Location, “ Sipiare-Bcani ” (Chance Brothers, Ltd.), 496*
  • Beams, Axiallv-Loaded. Graphical Solution of, 720*
  • Maximum Bending Moment Due to Rolling Loads, 572*
  • Prestressed-Concrete, for Bridge Over River Tame, 545*
  • — Concrete, Lec-McCall, Tests of, 438* Concrete, Magmd-Blaton System, 54*
  • - — Concrete, for Gceupatioii Bridg<‘, Gorton, 469
  • Concrete, Tests of, 20
  • — Stress Propagation in, 690*
  • Biuu'dmore, W., A' Co.. Ltd., Manufacture of Work Rolls for Cold-Rolling Mills, 338
  • Bearing, Big-End, Flow of Lubricating Oil from, 247*, 291*
  • - Capacity of Screw Piles and Screwcrete Cylinders, 73
  • — for Electric Traction Motors, 391, 663* -Metals. See Alloys under MetaVaryy
  • - Movement of Crankshaft in, Methods of Studying, 696*
  • Plain Materials Design and Pt riormance, 9, 55
  • Roller, for Locomotive Axleboxes, 104*
  • — Self-Lubricating, “ Morganite^ ” (Morgan Crucible Co., Ltd.), 559
  • Beattie, R. A., on Shifting Boards for Ballasted Cargo Vc sels, 419, 448
  • Beaudouin, Etablissements, Micro-Manip,i- lators, 187* ; Molecular Pump, 189
  • Beck, R. A -J., Ltd., Pho^o-E!(‘ctric Ozone Spectrophotometer, 401*
  • Beds, Cast-Steel, for 2-8-4 Ty})e Locomotives (General Steel Casting Corporation of America), 313*
  • Bedson, N. P., the Late, 657
  • Beeson, E. J. G., on Electric Discharge Lamps for Daylight Signalling, 453* I
  • Baevor Iron Foundry, Ruston A' Hornsby, Ltd. 66*
  • Belgian-British Co-oi)eration in (’orrosion Research, 417
  • -- (rXs-Turbine Committee, Report on Gas Turbine for Generation of Electricity, by A. Jaumotte an I Van Mele, 249
  • Bfdgium, River M(‘u=e, (Continuous Pre- Stressed Concrete Bridge Over, 224*
  • — Societ6 In lu.strielle de I’Aluminium, Electrically-Driven 32-in. Rolling Mill, 221*
  • — Steel Production, 1870-1946, 421. See 550 Belt Conveyors. See Conveyors
  • Berne Electronic and Marine Equipment, Ltd., Radio Control for Bombing-Target Motor Launch, 701*
  • liending Machine. See. Maohine Tools
  • - Moment, Maximum. Due to Rolling Loads, 572*
  • - Rolls, Plate. See Machine Tools
  • — Steam, Timbers, Properties of, 605
  • - Tests. See Tests {Materials} Bengal. Iron and Steel Industry of, 336
  • B.E.N. Patents, Ltd., “Handiair” Portable Air Compressor, 496; “Handisprav ” Insecticide Spraying Unit, 496*
  • lienson Boilers at Berlin West Power Station, 8 “ Bepo ” Pile, Harwell, 734*
  • BerlinWest Power Station, Reconstruction of, 8 Bertele, Dr. H. von, on Single-Anode Mercury- Arc Rectifiers, 649
  • Bessel Functions, Tables of (Review), 671 Bessemer Basic Process, History of, 426, 550
  • — Medal, Presentation of, to J. Mitchell, 479 Betts, P., on Natural-Draught Cooling Tower-, 388
  • Bibliographical References. Standard System of, 678
  • Bicentenary of M. and AV. Grazebrook, Ltd., 707
  • — of Harrison and Sons, Ltd., 600
  • “ Bicera ” Calibrator for Torsional Vibration Instruments, 696*
  • — Fuel Flow Meter, 659*. See LETTER, 708 Bicycles. See Motor Cycles
  • Binary Alloys. See Alloys under Metallurgy Binney, E. A., on Modern Traction Motors and Gearing, 663*. See 391
  • Birguer, A., Continuous Pre-Stressed Concrete Road Bridge, Namur, 224*
  • Birmingham, Bakelite, Ltd., Research Laboratories, 733
  • ? British Association, Programme, 471
  • Industries Fair, 489*, 521*, 537*. 541*, 556*, 589*. See LETTER, 630
  • — Fort Dunlop, Rubber Research Centre, 687*
  • — Mechanical Engineering in, 713*, 732
  • — Tame and Rea District Drainage Board,
  • Report, 1946-49, 157 : Use of Dual-Fuel Engine, 714
  • - University, Engineering Department,** Work Measurement Research Unit,” 151
  • Birtley Co., Ltd., 1.81-cub. v<l. Earth Sera])(‘r, 492*
  • Bishop, R. E., on Aircraft Design and Maintenance, 273
  • Bituminous Materials, Road Construction. See Roads and Tar
  • Black, A. N., on Solution of Engineering Equations, 102, 246. See 5*. See LETTER, 216
  • Blade-Ring, Radial-Flow Steam Turbines, Stress Corrosion in. 111*, 169*, 217 Blading, Gas-Turbine, for High I'emperatures, 129
  • -- for 3.50J-R.h.p. Marine Gas Turbine, 677*
  • — Turbine, Development of Improved, at Pametrada Research Station, 621
  • Erosion of, Cause and Solution, 666 Blake, J). A., on Electrical Head for Level Comparator, 395*
  • Bland, D. R., on Theoretical Investigation of Roll Flattening, 507
  • Blast Furnaces. See Furnaces
  • Blasting Operations, Reduction of Ground A’ibrations from, 430*
  • Stress Propagation in, 689*
  • Blaton-Aubert, Entreprises, (Continuous Pre- Stressed Concrete Bridge, Namur, 224* Blaw-Knox, Ltd., ” Goliath ” Self-Propelled Earth Scraper, 322* ; Concrete Pump, 494* ; Mobile Concrete Mixer, 494*
  • Bleriot Lecture on Aircraft-Design Developments. 636*
  • Bliss, E. AV. (England), Ltd., 25-ton Automatic Strip-Feed Press, 590*
  • Block, Hoisting, Portable Electric (Palladium Engineering Co., Ltd.), 28*
  • ” Bloemfontein Castle,” M.S., Alotor Liner, 381*
  • Blower, Root’s-Type, for Tests Combustion Engines, 658*. 708
  • Rotary, for 7,5()0-b.li.i>. .Marine Diesel Engine, 641*
  • Blowholes in Steel Castings, Effects of, 737* Boards, Shifting, for Ballasted (’argo Ships. 419, 448
  • Boat, Flying. See Aeronautics
  • — Submarine. See Warships
  • Bogie, Cast-Steel, for 2-8-4 Tvpe Locomotives, 314*
  • - Electric and Diesel-Electric motives, 348, 423*
  • — for Alachinery and Pipe-(’arrving 'frailers
  • for Iraq Petroleum (‘o., 408*'
  • - See also Trucks
  • Boiler, 365,0U0-lb., Babcock A’ Wilco.x, ( lid Quay Power Station, 674*
  • Babcock A’ M'ilcox. Oil Tanker “ Vdutina,” 429
  • — Benson, at Berlin AVest Power Station, 8
  • — Control Equipment, Cliff (Riav Power Station, 674*
  • — Cylindrical, Brickwork Settings for, Specification, 124
  • — Drums, Fusion-AVelded. Manufacture bv Babcock tV AVilcox, Ltd., 344*, 373*
  • — Electrode,Autoniatically-Controlled (G.AV.B.
  • Electric Furnaces, Ltd.). 591
  • — F(‘ed Pump. See Pump Water. See Feed and BV/fcr Water Softening. See IVrdcr Sojteuing
  • — - Foster AVheeler, S.S. ” Empire Orwell,“ 122*
  • — Foster Ai’heeler, S.S. ” Eva Peron,” 534
  • — Furnaces. Se3 Furnace iwv}. Stoker
  • - Heating, for Electric and Diesel-Electric Locomotives, 425
  • - 540,()00-lb. Model c-f (International Combustion, Ltd.), 556*
  • Plant, High-Pressure, Grangemouth M'orks of Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., 721* Industry, Position and Pros))ects. 119 Pametrada Research Station, 621*, 649* for Power Stations, Design of. 706
  • ~ for Power Station, Developments in, 713
  • — Shell-Type, Travelling-Grate Mechanical
  • Stoker for (J. Thompson, Ltd.), 56, 558*
  • — “ Sinufio ” (Cochran (fe Co., Annan, Ltd.),591
  • — Town-Gas Burner for (Gas Council), 591
  • — Water-Tube, 10,000-lb. (Fraser Fraser, Ltd.), 294*
  • Tube, Developments in 1910-1950, 457, 484
  • Tube, Marine, Design of (Review), 316
  • — See also Engines and Boilers in P.ARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Bolivian Railways, Metre-Gauge Diesel-Electric Locomotive, 352*
  • Bomb Explosion Research by Road Research Laboratory, 44
  • Bombing Aeroplane. See Aeroi)lane under Aeronautics
  • Books, New, Notes on, 28, 56, 83, 112, 168, 195, 228, 284, 312, 340, 371, 400, 428, 460, 488, 520, 582, 612, 668, 692, 716 (see LETTER, 731), 736. See LITERATURE INDEX
  • — Received, 12, 40, 68, 96, 124, 152, 180, 210, 240, 268, 324, 354, 384, 412, 442, 472, 502, 534, 566, 596, 624, 652, 678, 702, 726
  • Boreham Wood Film Studios, Electrical Equipment, 623*
  • Boring Machines for Channel Tunnel (.T. Fowler tfe Co. (Leeds), Ltd.), 516*
  • Bottle-Washing Machine, Hydraulically-Operated (Graham-Enock Manufacturing Co., Ltd.), 580*
  • Bourne, H. K., on Electric Discharge Lamps for Daylight Signalling, 453*
  • Bowden, Dr. F. P., on Camera Study of Explosive Reactions, 572
  • “Brabazon” Passenger Aeroplane at London Airport, 712*
  • Bradford, F., and Co., Ltd., Bay Wharf Shipyard, 733*
  • Braithwaite A Co. (Engineers), Ltd., Investigation on Bearing Capacity of Screw Piles, 73
  • Brake, 4,000-h.p. “ Dynamatic,” Pametrada Research Station, 649*
  • — Landing-Wheel, for Aircraft (Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.), 83*
  • — Motor-Car. See Motor-Car Defaits
  • — Railway, Electro-Pneumatic, 349
  • — See also Dynamometer
  • Braking Systems, Electric, on electrified Railways, 390
  • Brand, C., and Son, Ltd., River Tyne Pedestrian and Cyclist Tunnels, 215
  • Brass Foundry. See Foundry
  • Breakdowns. See Accidents
  • — Crane. Sec Crane
  • Bricks, Fire. See Refractory Materials
  • — Linings for Irrigation Canals, 616* Brickwork Settings for Cylindrical Boilers, Specification, 124
  • Bridge, Continuous, Pre-Stressed Concrete, Over River Meuse, Belgium, 224*
  • -- Occupation, at Gorton, Manchester, Reconstruction of, 469
  • — Plate-Girder, with Lifting S]>an, over River Harlem, 274
  • - Prestressed Concrete, on Manchester-Sheffield Electrified Railway, 205
  • — — Concrete, Over River Tame, 545*
  • — Road, at Namur, Prestressed (Concrete for, 55*
  • Tubular. Britannia, Centenary of, 301
  • — See also PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Brightmore, A. W.. Work on Stresses in Dams. 24
  • Brinell Tests. See Hardness under Tests (Materials)
  • Bristol Aeroplane Co., Ltd., Fire Tender for. 253* : Boring Lathe with Optical Tool Setting Equipment, 266*: ’•Brabazon” Aeroplane at London Airport, 712*
  • Bristol Aeroplane (Housing) Co., Ltd., Aluminium School Buildings, 189*
  • Britannia Tubular Bridge, Centenary of. 301
  • British Aluminium Co., Ltd., Rolling of Aluminium by, 26, 36, 64
  • Association, Birmingham, Programme, 471 Broadcasting Corporation, Demonstration of Automatic Monitor, 45: Television Developments by, 129; New Broadcasting Wavelengths, 273, 337, 359
  • Cast Iron Research Association, Report on Modern Metallurgj’ of Cast Iron, 136*, 166* : Opening of Scottish Laboratories,544 (Columbia, Hydro-Electric Plants in, 416
  • — Commonwealth, Coal Resources of, 18
  • - Council, Annual Rejiort, 4.5 ; Courses for Specialists from Overseas, 157
  • British Electric Resistance Co., Ltd., Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 522*
  • British Electric Transformer Co., Ltd., On- Load Tap-Changer Switchgear, 523, Ijlectrical and Allied Industries Research Association, Electric Fences, by A. E. Canhain and R. G. Parr, 49 ; Annual General Meeting and laincheon, 185: Annual Re])ort, 300
  • and Allied Manufacturers’ Association, Annual Report, 475; Water Power in Canada, 1)5' Dr. H.Massue,684
  • British Electrical Power Convention :
  • Harrogate. Meeting: Programme, 539
  • Report of Proceedings, 705 Pr<‘sidential Address by Sir V. de B'erranti, on Kleetrieity Supply, 706
  • Economics of Electricity Supply, bv Sir H. Self, 705
  • Operation of B.E.A. Steam Generating Stations, by J. J). Peattie, 705
  • Boiler Plant, Present and Future, by
  • AV. F. Simonson, 706
  • Large Modern Steam Turbo-Geiu'rating Plant, by .T. T. Aloore, 706
  • Advances in Lamps and Lighting, by L. J. Davies, 706
  • British Electricity Authority, Siting of Future Power Stations, 47*, 74* : Annual Report and Accounts, 71 ; Electricity Generated in 1949, 110: Generating Plant Developments, 129: 275-kV Experimental
  • Transmission Line, 235* ; Engineering | and Financial Statistics, 1947-48, 272: New Tariffs, 359 ; Construction of Crimp- ! sail Power Station, 391: North Wales Hydro-Electric Developments, 477. See LETTER, 571: Monthly Electricity Supply Statistics, 606: Thermal Efficiency of Power Stations, 620, 624, 666: Cliff Quay Power Station, Ipswich, 674* ; Operation of B.E.A. Power Stations, 705: Staff Conference on Industrial Problems at Harrogate, 739
  • — Experimental Atomic Pile, Model of, 215. 541,631,* 734*
  • British Export Trade Research Organisation and Federation of British Industries, Agreement Between, 477
  • — Foundrymen, Institute of, Annual Confer- I ence, Buxton, Programme, 597 ; Annual
  • Banquet, 683 ; Williams Lecture on Gases and Steel, by Sir A. McCance, 737*
  • — Hydromechanics Research Association, Annual Report, 73
  • — - Industries Fair, Birmingham and Olympia. 489*, 521*, 537, 541, 556*, 589*. See LETTER, 630
  • Federation of. See Federation
  • British Insulated Callender’s Cables. Ltd.. Joint for 66-kV Impregnated Pressure Cable, 20* ; Overhead Equipment for Manchester-Sheffield Railway Electrification, 206* ; 60-kVA Flash-Butt Welding Machines, 558; 220-kV Underground
  • Cable for France, 727
  • — Internal-Combustion Engine Research Association, Equipment and Experimental Methods Used by, 658*, 672*, 695*. See LETTER,708
  • - Iron and Steel Federation, Report on Steel
  • Production, 72 ; Statement on Schuman Plan, 729
  • - and Steel Research Association, Conference on Cupola and Converter Refractories, Report of Proceedings, 77 ; Report on Painting of Structural Steelwork, 256 : Steel Research Station, Sheffield, 460; Annual Report, 1949, 682
  • British Jeffrey-Diamond, Ltd., “ Atomill Fine (irinder, 527*
  • -- Leather Manufacturers’ Research Association, Opening of Laboratories of, 601 Manufacturers of Petroleum Equipment, Council of, on Corrosion in Oil Industry, 45 Navy. See H.M. under Warships
  • - Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association,
  • Reconstructed Laboratories of, 179*, 185 Overseas Airwavs Corporation, Air-Conditioning and Pressurising Transportable Truck for Aircraft, 470* _ ,
  • British Oxygen Co., Ltd., Mobile Exhibition Stand, 606
  • British Power Transformer Co., Ltd., 20-k\ .4 Voltage Stai)iliser, 522*
  • — Railways, 0-6-0 Type Pannier-Tank Locomotive, 76* ; Repair of Locomotive PUte Frames by Metallic-Arc Welding, 171 , 251* ? Electrification of Manchester-Shef- field-Wath Line, 205* : Breakdown Equij)- 1 ment on, 280.* ^^ce Frratam, Electrification schemes, 319, 320, 32/, 34/, 390 ; Electric Locomotives on, 348 : Diesel-Electric Locomotives on, 348 : Fatigue-Testing Machine for Rails, 585* : Exhibition of Railway Civil Engineenng. 601 : Gas-Turbine Locomotives, 608 ; 500- b h p. Diesel-Mechanical Locomotive, 699*
  • - Shipbuilding. See Shipbuildinff
  • — Shipi)ing. See Shipping
  • — Standards Institution. See Standai^ls
  • British Telecommunications Research, Ltd.. Radio-Telephone System for .Mersey Docks, 657 _ . - 1
  • British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd., High- Speed Tachometer, 27* ; Electrical Equipment for 28-ton Dicsel-Electric Shunting Locomotive, 167* ; Projector for 35-mm. Sound Films, 309* ; Gauss Meter, 402* : Wave-Guide Testing Apparatus, 403 *: Exhibits at British Industries lair, 525* : Electro-Magnetic Conveyor for Cans, 68;> Trade. See Tiwte .
  • Welding Research Association, Melding
  • Research Exhibition, 161 ; Demonstration of Ultrasonic Testing of M elds, 264
  • Broaching Machine. See Machine Fools
  • Broadbent, H.R., on Electro-Pneumatic Brakes for Electric Rolling Stock, 349
  • Broadcasting, Automatic ^lonitor for, 4o
  • ' Wireless, New M’avelengths, 273, 33/, 3.)9
  • Brockhouse Engineering (Southport), Ltd..
  • ' •• Nordberg-Buday ” Saw, 686*
  • Broeze, Prof. J. J., on Combustion m IntemaP Combustion Engines, 434*, 464 . 616 , 646*. See Erratum, 700 .
  • Bronzes Tin, Hot M'orking Characteristics, 46/
  • Brook Motors, Ltd., Drip-Proof Down-Draught Electric Motor, 527*
  • Brooke Marine, Ltd., Self-Propelled Suction Dredger for Bumping Gravel, 595* 1 Brooks, R., on Control and Auxiliary Equipment for Direct-Current Locomotives, 349
  • Browett-Lindley, Ltd., 90-b.h.p. Compound Steam Engine, 593* .
  • Brown Boveri and Co., Industrial Gas Turbines, 539,578*, 607* .
  • Brown, 1)., Tractors, Ltd., 31-b.h.p.
  • Diesel Engine, 565* ; 32-b.h.p. Petrol-Paraffin Marine Engine, 565
  • Brown, J., and Co., Ltd., Industrial Gas Turbines, 539, 579*, 607* ; History of Firm (Review) 719
  • Brown, Dr. T. ML F., on Use of High Temperatures in Gas Turbines, 129
  • Bruce Peebles, Ltd., Substations on Manchester-Sheffield Electrified Railway, 206* Brush Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd., Investigation of Stress Corrosion in Ljimgstroiu Steam Turbines, 141*, 169*, 217; Standardisation Exhibition, 657, 688
  • Brussels, International Aeronautical Exhibition, 101 _
  • Brymbo Steel Co., Ltd., I’se of Oxygen Lance ‘ in Electric Alloy-Steel Production, 661* Bucket Conveyor. See Conveyor Buenos Aires M^estern Railway, Diesel-Electrn* Motor-Coach Trains on, 391
  • Bulger, J. G., on Finsbury Technical College Old Students’ Association, 731. See LETTER, 630 ; OU Elderly Engineer, 731. See 445. See LETTERS, 478, 508, 602, 630. 684
  • Buildings, Diminution of Effects of Blasting Operations on, 430*
  • - Drainage. Code of Practice, 702
  • - Exhibition, Olympia, Magnel-Blaton System
  • for Prestressing Concrete, by D. H. May. 54* ; Principles of Making High-Strength Concrete, by Dr. A. R. Collins, 80*
  • — Fire in (Review), 200
  • Buildings, Lighting of, and Discomfort Glare, 132 ’
  • — Prestressed-Concrete (R. Costain, Ltd.), 20
  • — Operations, Working Party on, Report on, 539
  • — Research in Australia, 332
  • Board, 1948, Annual Report, 358
  • Congress 1951, Arrangements for, 439 Station, Mobile Acoustics Laboratory, 76
  • — School, Aluminium (Bristol Aeroplane (Housing) Co., Ltd.), 189*
  • Building. See also Concrete^ Reinforced and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Bulk Handling of Steel Scrap, 511
  • Bullard-Dunn De-Scaling and Tin-Plating Process, 20
  • Bulleid, O. V. S., 500-b.h.p. Diesel-Mechanical Locomotive, 699*
  • Bureau of Standards. See United States for Boilers (Gas Council), 591 ?
  • Burning and Overheating of Steel, Effects of, i 542
  • Burnley Rating Authorities versus Amalgamated Relays, Ltd. (1950), 570. See LETTERS, 658, 708
  • Busk Studentship in Aeronautics, Applications for, 375
  • Butler, F. E., on Control Gear for Direct- Current Multiple-Unit Electric Trains, 349
  • Butterley Co., History of. Through Five Generations (Review), 463
  • CABLES for Continuous Prestressed Concrete Road Bridge, Namur, 224*
  • for Magnel-Blaton System of Prestressed Concrete, 54*
  • ~ See also Wire Ropes and Electric
  • Cadeby Slack Powder in Suspension, Light Transmission Through, 406*. See Erratum, 542
  • Cahn, R. w., on Recrystallisation of Single Crystals After Plastic Bending, 499 j
  • Calaora and Lavavasseur, Polar Recorder for Cathode-Ray Oscillograph, 186* I
  • Calibrator “ Bicera ” for Torsional Vibration Instruments, 696*
  • California, Contra Costal Canal Linings of, 530*,
  • Delta-Mendota Canal, Trimming and Con- crete-Laying Machines for, 693*
  • Calverton Colliery, 1,750-h.p. Electric Winder (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 500*
  • Cambridge Instrument Co., Ltd., Six-Element Oscillograph, 377* ; Surface Pyrometer, T/• ’ .Pirect-Reading pB. Indicator, 563
  • Umversity, Engineering Department, New Workshops of, 669* ; Engineering Department, Report for 1948-49, 683
  • Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and Essex, Steam- Engine Builders of (Review), 288
  • Camera, Electron-Diffraction, of British Non- Metals Research Association,
  • — Electron-Diffraction, Finch-Edwards (W
  • Edwards and Co. (London), Ltd.), 196* Electronic, Study of Explosive Reactions by, 572
  • ®^^or-Detecting, for Guiding Apparatus for Telescope, 197*
  • Cammell Laird and Co., Ltd., Launch of Aircraft Carrier “ Ark Royal,” 507, 543*
  • Campion E. W., and Sons, Ltd., Mobile Exhibition Stand, 606
  • Canada, Export of Electrical Equipment to. Report on, 185
  • ~~ ^on ^416^*^684 *^730 Reports
  • — Iron and Steel Research in, 682
  • Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Reconditioning of S.S. ” Empress of Scotland,”
  • Railways Electrification, British Equipment for, 454
  • Canals British, Position of, 629. See LETTER Oo5 ’
  • ^^693*^^°^’ ^6port on, 529*, 613*,
  • — Severn, and River Thames, Earlv Engineering on, 110, 120 * « leei
  • — See also PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Canet Lecture on Hydro-Electric Developments, 571
  • Canham, A. E., on Electric Fences, 49
  • Canvin, b. D., on New Works for Glasgow Cor- Water Department, 370, 477
  • Cars, Motor. See Motor Cars
  • ~ Rail. See Carriages, Railway
  • Carbon, Delanium, Application of (Powell Duffryn Carbon Products, Ltd.) 371* ^^^^tion^ si's Cooling and Humidifica-
  • Cargo Steamers. See Steamers ^^^^388 I'orms for Ships* Sterns,
  • Carpmael, R., the Late, 329
  • Carriage, Railway, for British Electrified Railways, 321, 327
  • for Dealing with, 280*. See Erratum, 399 5j®soi"^ioctric, Experience with 391 i^potnc. Lighting and Heating, 390
  • Electric, and Trailer, Design of 349
  • London Transport Executive, Fluorescent Lighting for, 253
  • Carrier, Timber (Pest Control, Ltd.), 710* Cashraore, W. IL, on Farm Mechanisation in Relation to Fuel, 505
  • Cassel ” Molten-Salt Bath Furnace, 524*
  • Cassie, Prof. W. S., on Engineering and Public Health, 658. See 599
  • Cast Iron, Metallurgy of, Modern Trends, 136* loo’
  • of. Influence of Certain Elements on, 573
  • Flanges and Fittings, Specification,
  • :/tesearch Association, British, Report on Cast Iron. 136* 166* ; Opening of Scottish Laboratories’
  • Cast-Steel Beds for 2-8-4 Type Locomotives (General Steel Casting Coriioration of America), 313*
  • Casting of Aluminium and Aluminium Alloys, 26, 36, 64
  • Alloy, Grain Refinement in, 390, 436 and Aluminium-Alloy, Specification, 68 — Continuous, of Light Alloys, and Solidification Process, 389
  • — Iron, High-Silicon Acid-Resisting, Specification, 12 I
  • — and Melting of Non-Ferrous Metal Ingots ' (Review), 463
  • — Precision, “ Lost-Wax ” Process of, 45,107*
  • — Steel, Influence of Gases in, 737*
  • Catalogues, 28, 84, 112, 140, 168, 196, 228, 255, 284, 372, 400, 428, 584, 612. See PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Caterpillar Tractor. See Tractor
  • Cathode-Ray Oscillograph, Continuously-Evacuated (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 401
  • Oscillograph for Polar Recorder (Calaora and Levavasseur), 186*
  • Tubes, Television, Glass-Working Machines for (Milliard Electronic Products, Ltd.), 441*
  • Cavitation of Marine Propellers, 457
  • Cavities, Contraction, in Steel Castings, Effects of, 737*
  • Cement and Concrete Association, Continuous Bridge in Pre-Stressed Concrete, 224*
  • — for High-Strength Concrete, 80*
  • — See also Concrete and PARAGRAPH INDEX Centenary of Birth of Oliver Heaviside, 529, 569,603
  • — of Birth of S. G. Thomas, 420*, 550
  • — of Britannia Tubular Bridge’ 301
  • — Congress of Li6ge School of Engineering Old Students’ Association, Proceedings of, 96
  • — Engineering, in 1950, 17
  • — of j. Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd., 516*. See LETTER, 571
  • — of Royal Meteorological Society, 388
  • — See also Bicerdenarii; Tercentenary
  • Central Board of Irrigation, India, Annual Report (Review), 587
  • Centralians, Old, Annual Dinner, 683
  • Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Exhibits at French Scientific Instruments Exhibition, 159, 186* I
  • Centrifuge, Continuous, Dvnocone ” (Inter- I national Combustion, Ltd.), 556*
  • Ceramic Materials, Industrial (Boulton Co.. Ltd.), 559
  • Cesspools, Standard Code of Practice, 210
  • Chadwick, Sir J., Award of Faraday Medal to, 74
  • Chain Drive in Marine Diesel Engines, Design of, 165*
  • — Making Machine, Automatic (A. W. Macnamara, Ltd.), 557*
  • — Track Tractor. See Tractor
  • Chalk Pit, Swanscombe, Conveyor System for Transporting Overburden, 471*
  • Chalmers, Dr. T. W., on Origin of Theory of Relativity, 46. See LETTER, 74
  • Chance Brothers, Ltd., “ Square-Beam ” Airport-Location Beacon, 496* ; 30-Ampere Rotary Switch, 526*
  • Change-Speed Gear. See Gear
  • Channel Tunnel, Boring Machines for (J. Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd.), 516*
  • Chapman, C. S., on Hydro-Electric Developments in North Wales, 571. See 477
  • Charging Machine, 106-ton, for Sheet-Annealing Furnaces (Wellman Smith Owen Engineering Corporation, Ltd.) 564*
  • Charlton, T. M., on Whirling of Rotating Elastic Shafts, 102
  • Chaseside Engineering Co., Ltd., Shovel with Angle-Dozer, 686*
  • Chassisless ” Passenger Vehicles with Under- Floor Engines, 94*, 532*. See 1*
  • Chatley, Dr. H., on Water Currents Due to Wind, 19
  • Chemical Analysis. See Analysis
  • — Constitution and Properties of Engineering Materials (Review), 463
  • — Engineers, Institution of. Annual Report and Dinner, 447
  • — Industry, Fusion-Welded Pressure Vessels
  • for. Specification, 268
  • High-Pressure Vessels for, 149
  • Laboratory at Atomic Energy Research Establishment, 644*
  • Research, Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. 687*
  • — Purposes, Stoneware Pipes for. Specification, 652
  • — Research in Australia, 304, 332
  • — Work, Conductance Bridge for (Mullard Electronic Products, Ltd.), 487*
  • — Works Safety, Conference on. Proceedings (Review), 469
  • Chemistry of Combustion in Internal-Combustion Engines, 434*, 464*, 616*, 646*
  • — Explosive Reactions, Camera Study by Electronic Camera, 572
  • — See also PARAGRAPH INDEX Chuck. See Machine Tools
  • Churchill Machine Tool Co., Ltd., 24 ft. bv 4 ft. 6 in. Grinding Machine for Turbine Rotor Shafts, 11*
  • Cibula, A., on Grain Refinement of Sand Castings of Aluminium Alloys, 390, 436 ; on Gram Size and Tensile Properties of Cast Aluminium Alloys, 390, 436
  • Cinema Film on British Locomotive Building, 337 *
  • Projector for (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 309* ,
  • -Studios, Boreham Wood, Electrical I Equipment, 623*
  • Cinematography, High-Speed, Stroborama for I (Recherches M6caniques et Physiques),
  • Circular Saws. See Saws under Machine Tools Circulating Pumps. See Pumps
  • City and Guilds of London Institute, Labora- Technicians Training and Examinations, 666
  • Civil Aviation. See Aeronautics
  • — Engineers, American Society of Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants bv J. D. Lewin, 225, 236, 264 ’
  • Civil Engineers, Institution of :
  • Unwin Lecture on Functions of Engineering Research in University, by Prof. A. J. S. Pippard, 23*
  • Bearing Capacity of Screw Piles and “ Screwcrete ** Cylinders, by G. Wilson, 73
  • Conference on Civil Engineering in Colonies, Programme, 219
  • Standard Form of Contract for Civil-Engineering Construction, 284
  • Forrest Lecture on Light Alloys in Relation to Civil Engineers, by Sir D. Bailey, 477
  • Formation of Public Health Engineering Division, 599. See LETTERS, 658
  • Railway Civil Engineering Exhibition, 601 Civil Engineers of Ireland, Institution of, Applications of Stress Propagation in Civil Engineering, by D. L. Thornton, 689* Supply and Demand, Report on, 73. See LETTER, 158
  • —• Engineering in Colonies, Programme, 219 Constructions, Belgian Researches on (Review), 343
  • Contractors, Standard Form of Contract for Civil-Engineering Construction, 284 Use of Light Alloys in, 477 i Railway, Exhibition, 601 Stress Propagation in. Applications of, 689*
  • Clark and Standfield, 500-ton Floating Dock for Lake Nyasa, 257*
  • Classification, Universal Decimal, for Metallurgy, Standard Publication, 68
  • Clays, Fire. See Refractory Materials Cleaning Plant, Blast-Furnace Gas, Performance of, 574
  • Flour Milling, 29*, 57*, 91* Cleveland and the Northern Counties, Notes
  • from, 13, 41, 69, 97,125, 153,181, 211, 241, 269, 297, 325, 355, 385, 413, 443, 478, 503, 535, 567, 597, 625, 653, 679, 703. 727. See PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Cliff Quay Power Station, Ipswich, Opening of, 674*
  • Climate. See Meteorological Clocks and Watches, Increased Production, 318
  • Clutch, “Airflex” (Crofts (Engineers), Ltd.), 591
  • — Electrostatic (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 401
  • Coaches, Railway. See Carriages
  • Coal Deposits in India, 311
  • — Dust Explosions in Mines, Prevention of, 506 Suppression in Collieries, “ Wetting ”- Agent Injector for (Permutit Co., Ltd.), 517*
  • — Economy. See also Fuel Fconomy; Pulverised Coal
  • — Gas. See Gas
  • — Handling Plant, Cliff Quay Power Station, 674*
  • Plant, for High-Pressure Boiler, Grangemouth Works (H. Simon, Ltd.), 723*
  • Machinery Industry, Position and Prospects, 117
  • — Mine. See Colliery
  • — Owners and Nationalisation, Legal Decision on, 601
  • — Pulverised. See Pulverised Coal
  • — Resources of Australia, 18 of British Commonwealth, 18
  • — Supplies and Siting of Power Stations, 47*, 74*
  • — Underground Gasification of, Ministry of Fuel’s Experiments, 121
  • — Western European, Schuman Plan Discussions, 729
  • — See also PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Coast Protection and Land Reclamation, 609 Coated Macadam Industries, Federation of, Annual Luncheon, 629
  • Coates, R. C., on Graphical Solution of Axially- Loaded Beams, 720*
  • “ Coborn ” 40-ton Dual Moulding Press, 590* Cochran and Co., Annan, Ltd., “ Sinuflo ” Boiler, 591
  • Cock, C. M., on Railway Electrification in Great Britain, 320, 327
  • Codes of Practice, Standard, Ministry of Works. See Standards
  • Cohen, G., Sons and Co., Ltd., “ Coborn ” 40-ton Dual Moulding Press, 590*
  • Cohesion of Particles in Pellets, 176 Coiling Machine for Tungsten Filaments (Luxram Electric, Ltd.), 227*
  • Cole, E. K., Ltd., Radioactive Thickness Gauge, 401* ; Radiation Monitor, 401*
  • Collector Shoe-Gear on Electrified Railways, 347
  • College. See Education
  • Colliery, Calverton, 1,750-h.p. Electric Winder (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 500*
  • — Chief Inspector of Mines, Report for 1948, 506
  • — Dust Suppression in, “ Wetting ’’-Agent Injector for (Permutit Co., Ltd.), 517*
  • — Electrical Inspector of Mines, Report. 1948, 628
  • — Lighting. See Safety Lamps
  • — Winding. See Winding
  • — See also Mines and Coal
  • Collins, Dr. A, R., on Principles of Making High-Strength Concrete, 80*
  • Collis, J., and Son, Ltd., “ Rola-Veyor ” Conveyor, 686*
  • Collisions. See Accidents Colonies, Civil Engineering, Conference on, 219
  • — Crown Agents for, Passenger M.S. “ Lady Wright,” 611*
  • Columbia Basin Project, Canal Linings for, 531* Columns, Concrete, Stress Propagation in, 689*
  • — See also Struts
  • Colvilles Ltd., Apprentice-Training Scheme, 227 Colwell, H. P., on Overhead Equipment for
  • Melbourne Railways, 347
  • Combined Stress. See under Tests {Materials} Combustion of Boiler Fuels in Marine Diesel
  • Engines, 513*, 546*, 563, 577*
  • — Chambers for High-Temperature Gas Turbines, 129
  • for Industrial Gas Turbines, 607*
  • Marine Ga«Turbhw 677‘ = to Internal^omtast,ion Engines 434*, 464*, fii6* 646*. See Arra<MW, 700 in Internal-Combustion Engines,
  • Comet ” AR Liner, 4/2 necazevillc Mi-
  • ^”’"«o«aXrTensile-l'esting Machine,
  • comraeree. See Tm*. See also Commerce in TAKAORAPH INDEX
  • I hibition of, 439 Diesel-Driven
  • , Compactors mt^276*
  • Soil-Compacting Machine 2 b
  • rnmnanies Seo PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Compound Locomotives See iocomoritc stress See Tests {Materials) . rrr,f,i(, Comuressed-Air Tools. See TooJs
  • hert and Pitt. Ltd )..559* Twin-Trolley (Wmget Ltd.), 492
  • — Columns, Stress I’^opagation in, 689 .
  • - Construction, Shuttering for, Coiieu Rods for (Rawlplug Co., Ltd.), j
  • — Eloors and Roofs, Suspended, Standard Code of Practice, 412
  • — High-Strength, Principles
  • - investigation by Building Research Board, 1 — Idn^gs for Irrigation Canals, 529*, 613*, i — MUer and Batcher, Portable (Stothert A
  • Pitt, Ltd.), 559* /Aiiiiar’s
  • _ — Diesel-Driven, “ (Millai s Machinery Co., Ltd.), 594
  • Mobile (Blaw Knox, Ltd.), 494 ,
  • — presuessel Bridges on Manchester-Sheffield
  • Electrified Railway, 205
  • Bridce Over River Tame, 54.5*
  • Continuous Bridge Over River Meuse, - Experiments on, Ministry of Works, 20 Lee-McCall System for, 438
  • Hydro-Electric Bower Plants, 265 Pump (Blaw Knox, Ltd.), 494 Reinforced (Review), 59 Calculation, Design and Testing of (R _ TuMel’, Go%e Hydro-Electric Plant, Grind- ing Floor of, 251
  • Qpp jUco PARAGRAPH INDEX Condensing Plant, Cliff Quay Power Station,
  • — Units for Refrigeration, Specification, 412 Conditioning Machines for Flour Mills, 91 t’oTidiictivitv. See Electric Conductor-Hail Gauging Trolley, London Transport Executive, 249
  • Installation on Electrified Railways, 34/ Conference on Chemical M^orks Safety, Procee inffs (Review), 469
  • on (Civil Engineering in Colonies, Programme,
  • - on^^Converter and Cupola Refractories,
  • Report of Proceedings, 77
  • of European and American Engineering Societies, 1949, Report on, 417
  • — and Exhibitions^ Forthcoming, 109, 218, — Har?iglu’ for^BritFsh Electricity Authority Radio,* Marine Associated Companies ,
  • London, Proceedings, 322 on Wire Ropes in Mines,-18 — M'orld Power, Fourth, London, 1 rogramme, 183
  • Congress, Building Research, 1951, Arrange- — cSTenl^y^ of,^ Li6ge School of Engineering Old Students’ Association, Proceedings, 96 Connecting Rod Bearing, Flow of Lubricating Oil from, 247*, 291* n VUPI ?
  • Conservation of Coal. See Coal, Fuel, Pulverised Coal
  • Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co., Ltd,,^
  • Cylinder Belt-Driven Air Compressor 527 Constant, M. E., on Conductor-Rail Installation and Collector Shoe-Gear, 34/ Constructional Engineering, History of (Re- Ludustry, Position and Brospects 317 Consumer and Relative Merits of Gas and Electricity, 739 . . r -on*
  • Contra Costa Canal, California, Linings of, o30 ,
  • Contracts 12 40, 68, 96, 124, 152, 180, 210, ^ 268 2967 324 354, 384, 412, 472 , 502, 534,
  • ill} 624. 652, 726. See PARAGRAPH
  • Control”^oard for Electrical Equipment for Aluminium Rolling Mill (Metropolitan- Vickers Electrical Co., Ud.), -21
  • — Desk for Network Analyser for Electric Equipment for
  • Control Room of Electric Power Systems,
  • Mosaic Wall Diagrams for, 724*
  • — Unit, High-Voltage (British Thomson-
  • Houston Co., Ltd.), 526*
  • Controllers, Electric Motor. See Motors, Electric
  • Convention, Electric Railway Traction. See Electrical Engineers, InstUntion of
  • Conversion Factors and Tables, Speciflcation, 124
  • Converter and Cupola Refractories, Conference on. Report of Proceedings, 77
  • Conveyor, Electro-Magnetic, for Cans (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 685
  • — Portable (Decel Engineers, Ltd.), 593*
  • — “ Rola-Veyor ’* (J. Collis and Son, Ltd.), 686*
  • — Roll-Race (Barron <fe Shepherd, Ltd.), 711
  • — System for Transporting Overburden from
  • Chalk Pits (Mavor and Coulson, Ltd.), 471* Cook, Dr. M., on Hot Working of Copper and
  • Copper Alloys, 467
  • Cooling in High-Temperature Gas Turbines, 129
  • — Hydrogen, of Electric Generators, 215
  • — Media Employed in Rolling of Aluminium,37
  • — Towers, Theory and Design of, 388 Copenhagen, Radio Plan for Broadcasting Wavelengths, 273, 337, 359
  • Copper Alloys. See Brass; Bronze and Alloys under Metallurgy
  • — and Copper Alloys, Hot Working of, 467
  • — Powder, Electrolytic, Production and Heat-Treatment of, 51*
  • — Sheet and Strip for Rooftng, Speciflcation, 210
  • — See also Metallurgy
  • Corbett, R. H., and Co., Ltd., “ Hydrum ”
  • Loader for Motor Lorry, 710* Core-Making Plant, Beevor Iron Foundry,
  • Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd., 67*
  • Corlett, E. C. B., on Thermal-Expansion Effect in Composite Ships, 466
  • Cornish, R. J., on Maximum Bending Moment
  • Due to Concentrated Rolling Loads, 572* (Corrosion and Corrodon Control, Costs of, 160
  • — and Fouling of Ships, 519*
  • — in Industrial Gas Turbines, 579*
  • — in Oil Industry, Work of Joint Committee on, 45
  • — of Propellers. See Propellers
  • — Research, Anglo-Belgian Co-operation, 417
  • — Stress, in Radial-Flow Steam Turbines, 141*, 169*, 217
  • Costain, R., Ltd., Prestressed-Concrete Building, 20
  • Counter for Assaying Radioactive Liquids, 633*
  • — Geiger-Muller, for Atomic Research, 631*
  • — Scintillation-Type, for Atomic Research, 632*
  • Counting Machine, Unit (W. <*€ T. Avery, Ltd.), 590*
  • Coupling, Fluid, for 3,500-s.h.p. Marin(‘ Gas Turbine, 678*
  • — Fuel-Pipe, for Boiler Fuels, M.S. “ Auricula, 513*
  • — Hydraulic, Tests at Pametrada Research Station, 651
  • — Magnetic-Drag Controlled-Slip, Applications of (Heenan and Froude, Ltd.), 461*
  • — See also Clutch
  • Courtney-Pratt, Dr. J. S., on Camera Study of Explosive Reactions, 572
  • Cowans, Sheldon and Co., Ltd., 50-ton and 120- ton Railway Breakdown Cranes, 281*. See Erratum, 399
  • Coward, A. L., the Late, 329
  • Cox, E. S , on Mechanical Design of Electric and Diesel-Electric Locomotives, 423*. See 348
  • Cox, Dr. H. R., on Industrial Gas Turbines, 539, 578*, 607*
  • Cracking in Blade Rings of Radial-Flow Steam Turbines, 141*, 169*, 217
  • Craig, C. A., on Conductor-Rail InRallation and Collector Shoe-Gear, 347
  • Cranes (Dereham), Ltd., Machinery and Pipe- Carrying Trailers for Iraq Petroleum Co., 341*, 408*
  • -- Overhead-Travelling, Effect ot Tapered- Tread Wheels on Motion of, 477
  • Crane Packing Ltd., Plastic Gland-Packing Material, 150
  • —• Railway Breakdown, 280*. See Erratum, 399
  • — See also Gantry ; Hoists
  • Crankshaft, Internal-Combustion Engine, Application of Strain Gauges to, 674*, 695*
  • — for 7,500-b.h.p. Marine Diesel Engine, 641* Crawford, D. A., on Coal Resources of British
  • Commonwealth, 18
  • Crebbin, J. C., the Late, 624 Creep, Mechanism of Deformation in
  • MeUls, 499
  • — of Metals and Alloys (Review), 343
  • — Metallic, and Creep-Resistant Alloys (Review), 343 .
  • —? Tests. See under Tests {Materials) Crimpsail Power Station, Construction of, 391 Crofts (Engineers), Ltd., “ Airflex ” Clutch, 591 Crompton Parkinson, Ltd., Exhibits at British
  • Industries Fair, 523* ; Electrical Equipment at Boreham Wood Film Studios, 623* Crossland, B., on Small Variable-Compression
  • Research Engine, 246*. See LETTER, 158 Crown Agents for Colonies, Passenger M.S.
  • “ Lady Wright,” 611*
  • Crowther, Prof. J. A., the Late, 447 Crude-Oil Engines. See Engines, Oil
  • Crushing Machine, ” Rocksizer ” (F. Parker, Ltd.), 491*
  • Crystal, Single, Recrystallisation After Plastic Bending, 499
  • Crystalline Structure of Metals. See Micro- Photographs
  • Cunard White Star Scrapping of, 216 Cunningham, Lord, on
  • Shipbuilding, 361 Cupola, Beevor Iron Hornsby, Ltd., 66*
  • — and Converter Refractories, on, Report of Proceedings, 77 Current, Electric. See Electric
  • — Water, Due to Wind, 19 Cyanidation Plant for Gold, Electrically-
  • Operated, El Sid Gold Mine, Egypt, 649
  • Cycles, Gas, for Internal-Combustion Engines 434*, 464*
  • — for Industrial Gas Turbines, 539, 579*, 607*
  • — Mercury-Steam, at Schiller Power Station 410
  • — Motor. See Motor Cycle
  • Cyclone Furnace, Coal-Fired (Babcock (S: Wilcox, Ltd.), 590*
  • Cyclotron, Operation of, at Harwell, 734*
  • Cylinder, Design by Autofrettage, 479*, 509*, 562*
  • — Head of Internal-Combustion Engine,
  • Measurement of Strain in, 674*
  • — Internal-Combustion Engine, Identification
  • Numbers for. Specification, 324
  • — “ Screwcrete,” Bearing Capacity of, 73
  • — Wear in Marine Diesel Engines Burning Boiler Fuels, 515*, 546*, 577
  • “ DAILY MIRROR ” Ottice, Geraldine House Heat Pump at (L. Sterne and Co., Ltd.), 95* Dam, Aswan, Stresses in, Due to Raising, 23
  • — Masonry, Researches on Stresses, in, 23* Daniels, F. L., the Late, 303
  • Daniels, T. J. and H., Ltd., Preforming Machines for Plastic Powders, 590*
  • Davey, Paxman and Co., Ltd., Twelve-Cylinder 310-h.p. Marine Diesel Engine for Motor Ferry “ Electric Star,” 339* ; Twelve- Cylinder 500-b.h.p. Diesel Oil Engine for Locomotive, 699
  • Davidson, D. F., on Hydrogen Cooling of Electric Generators, 215
  • Davies, A. S., on Laird Brothers in 1890, 685. See 605*
  • Davies, G. V., on Elderly Engineers, 508, 630. See 445. See LETTERS, 478, 602, 684, 731 Davies, L. J., on Advances in Lamps and Lighting, 706
  • Davy and United Engineering Co., Ltd., 30-in. Hot-Rolling Mill for Non-Ferrous Metals, 411* ; Cold Strip-Rolling Mill, 411*
  • Dawe Instruments, Ltd., Dynamic Balancing Machine, 403*
  • Dawtrev, L. H., on Automobile Test Rigs, 707, 732
  • Daylight Signalling, Electric Discharge Lamps for, 453*
  • De-Aerator, Air Injector and Extraction Pump for Oxygen-Free Water, 554*
  • Decel Engineers, Ltd., Machine for Making Weathering Tests, 589* : Light-Weight Portable Conveyors, 593*
  • Decimal Classification, Universal, for Metallurgy, Standard Publication, 68
  • de Ferranti, Sir V., on Electricity Supply, 706 Deformation and Flow : Elementary Introduction to Theoretical Rheology (Review), 287
  • — Mechanism in Creep of Metals, 499
  • de Havilland Aeroplane Co., Ltd., “ Heron ” Air Liner, 218; Trials of Air Liner “ Comet,” 472
  • de Havilland Propellers, Ltd., Fatigue Testing Equipment, 404
  • Delaniura Carbon, Application of (Powell Duffi’yn Carbon Products, Ltd.), 371*
  • Dell, R., on British Underground Railway Practice, 320
  • Delta-Mendota Canal, California, Trimming and Concrete-Laying Machines for, 693*
  • Denison, S., and Son, Ltd., Universal Testing Machine, 589*
  • Denny, D. F., on Friction of Flexible Packings, 273
  • Denton Urban District Council, Prestressed- Concrete Bridge Over River Tame, 545* Engines,
  • Double Reduction Gears, Marine. See Marine I Propulsion
  • Doulton and Co., Ltd., Industrial Ceramic Materials, 559
  • Dove, H. L., on Investigations on Model Anchors, 449
  • Dow-Mac (Quarries), Ltd., Suction Dredger for Pumping Gravel, 595*
  • Drainage Board, Birmingham, Tame and Rea District, Report 1946-49, 157
  • — Building, Code of Practice, 702
  • Drakelow Power Station, Building Approved, 459
  • Drawbench, Tube, Magnetic-Drag Controlled- Slip Coupling for, 462*
  • Dredger, Land, for Irrigation-Canal Construction, 693*
  • — Suction, for Pumping Gravel, Self-Propelled (Brooke Marine, Ltd.), 595*
  • Drills and Drilling Machines. See Machine Tools
  • Driving Chains. See Chains
  • Drop Forging, Productivity Team Report on, 508
  • Dry Dock. See Dock
  • Drying Machines for Flour Mills, 30, 91*
  • — and Mixing Plant, Tar Macadam. See Tar Macadam
  • ” Duchess ” Flying Boat, 515
  • Duckitt, W., the Late, 18
  • Duff, E. J., the Late, 583
  • Dumper, Heavv-Duty (Aveling-Barford, Ltd.), 491*
  • Duncan, N., on Centenary of J. Fowler and Co. (Leeds) Ltd., 571. See 516*
  • Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Landing-Wheel Brake for Aircraft, 83* ; Rubber Suspension for Motor Cycles, 340 ; Research Centre, 687* ” Duo-Aspirator,” for Flour Mills, 57* Du-Plat-Taylor, M., on Coast Ero.<ion and Land Reclamation, 609
  • Duple Motor Bodies, Ltd., Photo-Electric Press Guard, 123*
  • Dust and Ash-Handling Plant, Model (Rabcock Wilcox, Ltd.), 709*
  • - Coal. See Pulverised Coal
  • Explosions of. See Coal Dust Dynamatic ” 4,000-h.p. Brake, Pametrada Research Station, 649*
  • Dynamics of Vibrations (Review), 4
  • Dynamos. See Generators, Electric; Turbo- Generators
  • Dynamometer, 60,000 s.h.p. Hydraulic, at Painetrada Research Station, 649*
  • — See also Brake
  • ” Dynocone ” Continuous Centrifuge, 556*

Education :

  • Birmingham University, Engineering Department, “ Work Measurement Research Unit,” 151
  • British Council Courses for Specialists from Overseas, 157
  • Busk Studentship in Aeronautics, Applications for, 375
  • Cambridge University, Engineering Department, New Workshops of, 669* ; Report for 1948-49, 683
  • City and Guilds of London Institute, Laboratory Technicians Training and Examinations, 666
  • Colvilles Ltd., Apprenticeship-Training Scheme, 227
  • Education, Ministry of, Awards for Study of Technology in United State.s, 152; Aluminium School Buildings, 189*
  • — Training and Supply of Professional Engineers in New Zealand, 538
  • Electrical Engineers, Institution of, Conference on Advanced Studies in Electrical Engineering, 304
  • Engineers, Modern Trends in University Education, 732
  • Engineering Training Schemes of Vickers- Arms trongs Ltd., 667
  • Finsbury Technical College Old Students’ Association, Proposed Winding up of, 630. See LETTER, 731
  • Humanities in Training of Metallurgists 363
  • Imperial College of Science and Technology, Report on Vacation Work Scheme, 18; Annual Report, 245; Summer School in Relaxation Methods, 279; Course in Public Health Engineering, 599. See LETTERS, 658
  • King’s College, London, Hopkinson Centenary Lecture on Life and Work of J. Hopkinson, 34*, 62*; Methods Used in Study of Internal-Combustion Engines, by W. P. Mansfield, 658*, 672*, 695*. See LETTER, 708
  • Li6ge School of Engineering Old Students’ Association, Centenary Congress of. Proceedings of, 96
  • Manchester Municipal College of Technology, Scholarships and Exhibitions, 410 ; Course on Metrology, 634
  • Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd., Training in Radio Engineering, 103
  • Maudslay Commemorative Scholarship 114. See LETTER, 217 ; Applications for, 539
  • Mond Nickel Fellowships, 1950, Application for, 249
  • M.Sc. Degree, Requirements for, 584 National College of Horology and Instrument Technology, Course at, 584
  • North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, Certified Studentship Examinations, 279
  • Production Engineers, Institution of, Schofield Travel Scholarships, 245
  • Shipyard Apprentices, Shipwrights Co., Prizes for, 209
  • Stone, J., and Co., Ltd., Apprenticeship System, 82
  • Technical Training in India, 394
  • United States Grants for Visiting Research Workers and University Lecturers, 73 Universities or Technological Institute.s, Arguments for and Against, 43
  • University College London, Report of College Committee, 707
  • Southampton, New Chair of Aeronautical Engineering, 96
  • Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd., Schemes of Engineering Training, 667
  • Woolwich Polytechnic Diamond Jubilee, 359
  • See also PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Edwards, F. J., L Machine, 591* ; 591*
  • Edwards, J. L., on Design of Tail Pipes for Jet Engines, Including Reheat, 191*
  • Edwards, W., and Co. (London), Ltd., Finch- Edwards Electron-Diffraction Camera,196* Efficiency of Engines. See Engines
  • Egypt, El Sid Gold Mine, Electricallv-Operated Gold Cyanidation Plant, 649
  • Egyptian Mining tfe Prospecting Co., Electrically-Operated Gold Cyanidation Plant, 649 Einstein’s Generalised Theory of Gravitation, 215
  • Elastometer, Pendulum-Type (M. le Rolland), 57 3
  • Elderly Engineers and Taxation, 445. See LETTERS, 478, 508, 602, 630, 684, 731

Electric :

  • Accidents, Electrical and Their (‘auses. Report on, 1948, 156
  • in Mines, 628
  • Accumulator Vehicles. See Motor Truck Alternating Current on Electrified Railways, 320, 347
  • Alternator. See Generator and Turbo Analyser, Network, for Electric Power Systems (English Electric Co., Ltd ) 38*
  • Arc Furnaces. See Furnace, Electric
  • — Welding. See Welding Batterj^ Vehicles. See Motor Truck British Electrical and Allied Industries Research Association, Electric Fences, by A. E. Canhain and R. G. Parr, 49 • Annual General Meeting and Luncheon, 185 ; Annual Report, 300
  • — —and Allied Manufacturers’ Association, Annual Report, 475 ; Water Power in Canada, by Dr. H. Massue, 684
  • -- Electricity Authority, Siting of Future Power Stations, 47*, 74* ; Annual Report and Accounts, 71 ; Electricity Generated in 1949, 110; Generating Plant Developments, 129; 275-kV
  • Experimental Transmission Line. 235* ; Engineering and Financial Statistics, 1947-48, 272 ; New Tariffs, 359 ; Construction of Crimpsail Power Station, 391 ; North Wales Hydro- Electric Developments, 477. See ' LETTER, 571 ; Monthly Electricity Supply Statistics, 606 ; Efficiency of Power Stations, 620, 666; Thermal Efficiency of Power Stations, 624 ; Cliff Quay Power Station, Ipswich, 674* ; Operation of Power Stations of, 705 ; Staff Conference on Industrial Problems at Harrogate, 739
  • Cable, Aluminiuin-Sheathed, Cold-Pressure Welding Machine for (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 150*
  • — Communication, Submarine, British- Owned, Developments in, 185
  • — for Electrified Railways, 320, 365*
  • — 66-kV Impregnated Pre.'sure, Joint for (British Insulated Callender’s Cables Ltd.), 20*
  • — Industry, Position and Prospects, 260
  • — for Manchester-Sheffield Railway Electrification (W. T. Henley’s Telegraph Works, Ltd.), 206
  • --Submarine, Across Port River, South Australia (Pirelli-General Cable •Works, Ltd.), 678
  • — Underground, 220-kV, for Fontenay Laboratories, France, 727
  • Cathode Rays. See Cathode (’onductance Bridge for Chemical Work (Muliard Electronic Products, Ltd.) 487*
  • Conductor, Steel-Cored Aluminium, for 275-kV Experimental Transmission Line, 235*
  • Control Unit, High-Voltage (British-Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 526*
  • Cranes. See Cranes
  • Direct Current on Electrified Railways, 320, 347
  • Diverters, Surge, High-Voltage, Design, Specification and Performance of, 335* Dynamo. See Generator ; Turbo-Generator Electrical Apparatus Industry, Position and Prospects, 260
  • — Engineering Industrj, Po.sition and Prospects, 119
  • — Equipment Exports to Canada, Report on, 185
  • —• Power Convention, British, HaiTOgate. See British Electrical Power tion
  • Electricity Commissioners’ Final 127
  • — and Magnetism (Review), 463
  • — in Mines, Accidents from, 628 Electromagnetic Theory, Work
  • Heaviside, 529, 569, 603
  • Electronic Area-Measuring Apparatus for Leather (Londex, Ltd.), 255*
  • — Control of Deposition of Weld Metal (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 522
  • — Equipment for Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 672*, 695*
  • — Instruments in Atomic Research, 631*, 644*
  • Electroplating. See Electro
  • Electro-Technics; Theory and Practice (Review), 463
  • Fences, Electric, Report on. 49
  • Frequency Adjustment of Quartz Crystals, Fundamental Techniques in (Review), 200
  • — Stabilisation of Oscillators, Apparatus
  • for (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 378* Furnaces. See Furnaces
  • Gauss Meter (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 402*
  • Generating Stations. See Power Stations Generator. See Generator and Turbo Hydro-Electric Power Plants. See Power Plants
  • Ignition for Internal Combustion Engines. See Ignition
  • Induction Furnace. See Furnace
  • — Heater, 25 kW Industrial (Applied High Frequency, Ltd.), 526
  • Instruments for Measuring Mechanical Quantities, 483*
  • Insulation and Continuity Tester (Evershed and Vignoles, Ltd.), 404*
  • — for Electric Traction Motors, 391, 663*
  • — for Overhead Lines Power Transmission, 347, 366*
  • — Practice, Survey of, 655
  • Isolator, 220-kV Rotary-Post (Ferguson Pailin, Ltd.), 558*
  • Lamps, Advances in, Modern Trends, 706
  • — Discharge, for Daylight Signalling, 453*
  • — Fluorescent, Effect of Temperature on Efficiency, 573
  • for London Transport Executive Railway Carriages, 253
  • — Industry, Electric, Technological
  • Change and Economic Development, 1800-1947 (Review), 100
  • — Projectors, for Newbiggin Measured Mile, 147*
  • Lighting, Advances in. Modern Trends, 706
  • — Electric, Work of J. Hopkinson on, 34*, 62*
  • — Fluorescent, for London Transport
  • Executive Railway Carriages, 253
  • Lightning, Effect on British Grid System, 79*
  • — Protection for Electrified Railways, 347 Load Shedding and Load Spreading, Problem of, 739
  • Locomotives. See Locomotives, Electric Machines. See Generators ; Motors ; Turbo Magnetos. See Ignition
  • Mains. See Cables (above)
  • Mercury-Arc Rectifiers for Electrified Railways, 320, 347
  • Rectifiers, Single-Anode, Development of, 649
  • Rectifier, 3,000-Volt, for South African Railways, 347, 396*, 427
  • Meter, Gauss (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 402*
  • — Testing Equipment, Single-Phase
  • (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 522*
  • Motors. See Motors, Electric Oil Switch. See Switchgear
  • Oscillators, Frequency Stabilisation cf. Apparatus for (General Electric Co , Ltd.), 378*
  • Oscillograms of Internal-Combustion Engine Noise, 698*
  • — Strain, in Elastic Solids, 689* Oscillograph, Cathode-Ray, Continuously-
  • Evacuated (Metropolitan - Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 401
  • Ray, for Polar Recorder (Calaora and Levavasseur), 186*
  • — Six-Element (Cambridge Instrument Co., Ltd.), 377*
  • Phase Advancing by Three-Phase Machines 115*
  • Photo-Electric Cell and Amplifier for Combustion-Period Investigations, 698*
  • Ozone Spectrophotometer (R. and J. Beck, Ltd.), 401*
  • Potentiometer Recorder, Automatic (Elliott Brothers (London), Ltd.), 402* Power. See Power
  • — Stations. See Power Stations Pyrometer. See Pyrometer Railways. See Railways
  • Rays. See Cathode Rays ; X-Rays Rectifiers, Mercury-Arc, for Electrified Railways, 320, 347
  • Arc, Single-Anode, Development, 649 Arc, 3,000-Volt, for South African Railways, 347, 396*, 427
  • Relay, Interlocking (Londex, Ltd.), 524* Resistance Welding. See Welding Rolling Mills, Electric Driving of. See Rolling Mills
  • Rdntgen Rays. See X-Rays
  • Ship Propulsion. See Marine Propulsion South Australia Electricity Trust, Port River Submarine Cable, 678
  • Starters, Motor. See Motors, Electric Strain Gauges for Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 673*, 695*
  • Substation. See Substation
  • Surge Diverters, High-Voltage, Design, Specification and Performance of, 335*
  • Switchgear. See Switchgear; Motors, Electric
  • Telegraphy, See Telegraphy
  • Telephony. See Telephony
  • Tester, Insulation and Continuity (Evershed and Vignoles, Ltd.), 404*
  • Thermocouples for Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 672*
  • Traction. See Locomotives, Electric; Rail- ways
  • Transformers. See Transformers Turbo-Generators. See TurbO’Generators Units, Establishment and Maintenance of. United States Report on, 476
  • — M.K.S. System of, Memorandum on, 472 Voltage on Electrified Railways, 320, 347 — Stabiliser, 20-kVA (British Power Transformer Co., Ltd.), 522*
  • Welding. See Welding
  • Winding Gear. See Winding
  • Wire, Insulated, Industry, Position and Prospects, 260
  • Wiring Systems, Trends in Materials Used, 623
  • Wireless Telegraphy. See Telegraphy; Radar ; Radio ; Television
  • — Telephony. See Telephony, Radar; Radio; Television
  • See also PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Electric . Railway Traction Convention. See Electrical Engineers, Institution oj
  • — Star, Motor Ferry, 310-h.p. Diesel-Electric Propelling Unit for, 330*
  • Electrical Contractors’ Association, Trends in Electrical-Wiring Systems, by S. L. M. Barlow, 623

Electrical Engineers, Institution of :

  • Award of Faraday Medal to Sir J. Chadwick, 74
  • Election of Prof. E. W. Marchant as Honorary Member, 74
  • Annual Dinner, 245
  • Conference on Advanced Studies in Electrical Engineering, 304
  • Some Electrical Methods of Measuring Mechanical Quantities, by F. J. Woodcock, 483*
  • Commemoration of Centenary of 0. Heaviside, 529, 569, 603
  • Report of Council, 563
  • Heaviside—The Man, by Sir G. Lee, 603 Mathematical Work of O. Heaviside, by Prof. H. Jeffreys, 603
  • Unpublished Theorems by by H. J. Josephs, 603
  • Heaviside’s Contribution magnetic Theory, by Jackson, 603
  • Heaviside’s Operational Calculus, by Prof. B. van der Pol, 603
  • Fifty Years’ Development in Telephone and Telegraph Transmission, by Dr. W. G. Radley, 604
  • Continental Development of Single-Anode Mercury-Arc Rectifier Valves of High Power, by Dr. H. von Bertele, 649
  • Joint Meeting with Institution of Mechanical Engineers:
  • Application of Gas-Turbine Technique to Steam Power, by J. F. Field, 246 Scottish Centre:
  • Jubilee History, 1899-1949, 245 South Midlands Centre .*
  • Suggested Establishment of “ H. Hooper Memorial Prize,” 454
  • Supply Section :
  • Performance of British Grid System in Thunder Storms, by Dr. J. S. Forrest, 79*
  • Design, Specification and Performance of High-Voltage Surge Diverters, by H.
  • F. Jones and C. J. O. Garrard, 335* Utilisation Section:
  • Electric Discharge Lamps for Daylight Signalling, by H. K. Bourne and E. J. G. Beeson, 453*
  • Convention on Electric Eailway Traction : Inaugural Proceedings, 319, 327
  • Railway Electrification in Great Britain, bv C. M. Cock, 320, 328
  • Review of British Underground Railway Practice, by T. S. Pick and R. Dell 320
  • Electrification of Liverpool Street-Shen- field Lines, by H. H. Swift, 320, 327
  • Achievements of British Engineering in Overseas Railway Electrification, by E. T. Hippisley, 454. See 321
  • Effect of Electric Traction on Track, by Dr. F. C. Johansen, 321
  • Railway Electrification : Spacing of Substations, by W. J. Webb, 321
  • Multiple-Unit Trains, by W. S. Graff- Baker, 321
  • Tractive Resistance of Electric Trains, by F. Lydall, 321
  • Railway Electrification : Design of Overhead Equipment, by F. B. Kitchin and J. Holland, 365*. See 347
  • Overhead Equipment of Melbourne Suburban Electrified Railways, by H. P. Colwell, 347
  • Conductor-Rail Installation and Maintenance and Collector Shoe-Gear, by M. E. Constant and C. A. Craig, 347
  • Lightning Protection on South African Electrified Railways, by W. L. King, 347
  • Traction Substations: Their General Layout, Operation and Maintenance, by S. B. Warder, 347 3,000-Volt Mercury-Arc Rectifier Substations of South African Railways, by A. J. G. Gosling, 396*, 427. See 347 Electric Locomotives of British Railways, by W. J. A. Sykes, 348
  • Diesel-Electric Locomotives on British Railways, by F. A. Harper, 348
  • Electrical Engineers, Institution of— coTiatiucdt
  • Mechanical Design of Electric and Diesel- Electric Locomotives, by E. S. Cox, 423*. See 348
  • Mechanical Design of Modern Light-Weight Motor and Trailer Coaches, by E. W. Sinclair and S. C. Lyon, 349
  • Control and Auxiliary Equipment for Direct-Current Electric Locomotives, by R. Brooks, 349
  • Control Gear and Auxiliary Machines for Direct-Current Multiple-Unit Electric Trains, by E. T, Hippisley and F. E. Butler, 349
  • Power-Operated Doors on Multiple-Unit Electric Railway Stock, by R. I. D. Arthurton, 349
  • Electro-Pneumatic Brakes, by H. R. Broadbent, 349
  • Electric Coach Lighting and Heating, by J. W. Grieve, 390
  • Railway Electric Braking Systems, by F, Whyman, 390
  • Modern Traction Motors and Gearing, by G. H. Fletcher and E. G. Binney, 663*. See 391 ,
  • Running Attention to Electric Rolling Stock, by D. McKenna, 391
  • Maintenance of Electric Rolling Stock, by H. H. C. Barton, 391
  • Maintenance of Diesel-Electric Locomotives, by F. A. Harper, 391 Operating Experience with Diesel-Electric Motor-Coach Trains, by L. C. Woodhouse, 391
  • Electrical Engineers, Supervising, Association of. See Supervisingf Electrical Engineers, Association of
  • — Equipment, Installation and Maintenance
  • of, Standard Code of Practice, 442
  • — Manufacturing Industry, Report of British
  • Electrical and Allied Manufacturers’ Association, 475
  • — Power Engineers’ Association, Hydrogen
  • Cooling of Electric Generators, by D. F. Davidson, 215
  • Electricity Commissioners. See under Electric Electrolytic Copper Powder, Production and Heat-Treatment of, 51*
  • — Process, Bullard-Dunn, Tin Research Institute Report on, 20
  • Electron-Diffraction Camera, of British Non- Ferrous Metals Research Association, 180*, 185
  • Camera, Finch-Edwards, 196*
  • Electronic Area-Measuring Apparatus for Leather (Londex, Ltd.), 255*
  • — Camera, Study of Explosive Reactions by, 572
  • — Equipment for Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 672*, 695*
  • — Instruments in Atomic Research, 631*, 644*
  • — Pressure-Measuring Instrument, 451*
  • — “Servopack” Correction Unit (Ferranti, Ltd.), 524*
  • Electroplating Laboratory of British Non- Ferrous Metals Research Association, 180* Electrostatic Precipitation for Gas Cleaning, 574 Elliott Brothers (London), Ltd., Automatic Potentiometer Recorder, 402*
  • El Sid Gold Mine, Egypt, Electrically-Operated Gold Cyanidation Plant, 649
  • Elswick Works, Non-Ferrous Metal Shops at, Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd., 410*
  • Embankments for Coast Protection and Land Reclamation, 609
  • “Empire” Earth Scraper, 490*
  • — Orwell, Steam Troopship, Reconditioning of, 121*
  • Employees. See Labour Employment. See Labour “ Empress of Scotland,” S.S., Reconditioning of, 575*
  • Endurance Tests. See Fatigiie under Tests {Materials')
  • Energy Consumption, Significance of in European Recovery, 681
  • Engines, Aero. See Aeronautics
  • — Diesel. See Engines, Oil, Diesel; Marine Propulsion; Motorships
  • — Fire. See Eire
  • — Indicators. See Indicators
  • — Internal-Combustion, Combustion in, 434*, 464*, 616*, 646*. See Erratum,, 700
  • Combustion, Dual-Fuel Development, 714
  • Combustion, Identification Numbers for Cylinders of, Specification, 324
  • Combustion. Methods Used in Study of, 658*, 672*, 695*. See LETTER, 708
  • Combustion, Reciprocating, Specification, 354
  • Combustion, Research Association, British, Equipment and Experimental ? Methods Used by, 658*, 672*, 695*. See LETTER, 708
  • Combustion, Small Variable-Compression, Researches on, 158. See LETTER, 246* Combustion, Testing Plant at Royal Naval College, Keyham, 279*
  • Combustion, for Wheeled Vehicles Forces, 139
  • Combustion. See also Ttirbines,
  • — Locomotive. See Locomotive
  • — Motor Car. See Engines, Petrol
  • — Oil, Combustion in, 434*, 464*, 616**. Erratum, 700
  • Developments in 1925-50, 713*
  • Diesel, Design of Plain Bearings for, 9, 55 Diesel,250-b.h.p.Eight-Cylinder” Meteorite ” for Heavy Tractors (Rover Co., Ltd.), 341*, 392*
  • Diesel, Four- and Six-Cylinder, Manufacture by F. Perkins, Ltd., 699*
  • Diesel, Horizontal, 125-b.h.p. Six-Cylinder, for Motor Omnibus (Leyland Motors, Ltd.), 94*, 532*
  • Diesel, Horizontal, Under-Floor, Six- Cylinder, 125 b.h.p., for Motor Omnibus (A.E.C. Ltd,), 1*
  • Diesel, Marine, Burning of Boiler Fuels in, 513*, 546*, 563, 577*
  • Engines, Oil, Diesel, Marine, Considerations in Operation of, 134*, 163*
  • Diesel, Marine, Eight-Cylinder Harland- B. and W., M.S. “ Bloemfontein Castle,” 381* Diesel, Marine, 330-h.p. Five-Cylinder Crossley, M.S, Lady Wright,” 611
  • Diesel, Marine, 5,500-b.h.p. Five-Cylinder Wilton-Fijenoord-Doxford, 635*
  • Diesel, Marine, 31-b.h.p. Four-f’ylinder (D. Brown Tractors, Ltd.), 565*
  • Diesel, Marine, 4,000 i.h.p. Hawthorn- Werkspoor, Use of Boiler Fuel in, 250
  • Diesel, Marine, Progress in 1910-1950, 426, 457, 484, 519
  • Diesel, Marine, for Boyal Air Force Fire Floats, 333*, 353*
  • Diesel, Marine, 7,500-b.h.p. Seven-Cylinder Eccentric-Type Opposed-Piston (Harland and Wolff, Ltd.), 641*
  • Diesel, Marine, 310-h.p. Twelve-Cylinder Davey-Paxman, 339*
  • — — Diesel, 16-b.h.p. Single-Cylinder, Petter-
  • Fielding (J. and H. McLaren, Ltd.), 592*
  • Diesel, 300 and 600-b.h.p. Six-Cylinder, 713*
  • Diesel, 180-b.h.p. Six-Cylinder (H. Meadows, Ltd.), 592
  • Diesel, 420-b.h.p. Six-Cylinder (Mirrlees, Bickerton and Day, Ltd.), 593*
  • Diesel, 915-b.h.p. Six-Cylinder, for Locomotive (Sulzer Brothers, Ltd.), 352*
  • Diesel, 100-b.h.p. Six-Cylinder, for Suction Dredger, 595*
  • Diesel, 1,800-b.h.p. 16-Cylinder Turbo- Charged (Mirrlees, Bickerton <fe Day, Ltd.), 151*
  • Diesel, 500-b.h.p. Twelve-Cylinder for Locomotive (Davey, Paxman and Co., Ltd.), 699
  • Diesel. See also Motorships; Marine Propulsion; Diesel Engine Users Association
  • See also Tractors and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • — Petrol, Aeroplane. See Aeronautics
  • Combustion in, 434*, 464*, 616*. See Erratum, 700
  • Design of Plain Bearings for, 9, 55
  • Four-Cylinder, 85-b.h.p., for Fire Tender (J. I. Thornycroft and Co., Ltd.), 253
  • Paraffin, Marine, 32-b.h.p. Four-Cylinder (D. Brown Tractors, Ltd.), 565
  • Wroughton Factory for (R. A. Lister and Co., Ltd.), 10*
  • See also Aeronautics ; Motor Cars
  • — Steam, 90-b.h.p. Compound (Browett-Lindley, Ltd.), 593*
  • Marine, Developments in, 485
  • Marine, 8-h.p., for R. Fulton’s First Steamboat, 229*
  • Marine. See also Marine Propulsion; Turbines
  • Traction (J. Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd.), 516*
  • — Winding. See Winding
  • — See also PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Engineers-in-Charge, Institution of, Annual Dinner, 601
  • — Education. See Educaticm
  • — Elderly, and Taxation, 445. See LETTERS, 478, 508, 602, 630, 684, 731
  • — Institutions. See Institutions
  • — Production, Institution of. See Production
  • — Professional Appointments Bureau, Work of 245
  • — — in New Zealand, Education, Training and Supply of. Report on, 538
  • — and Shipbuilders in Scotland, Institution of, Joint Summer Meeting, Newcastle, with Institution of Naval Architects and North East Coast Institution, of Engineers and Shipbuilders, Inaugural Proceedings, 731 Engineering Apprentices. See Education
  • — Centenaries in 1950, 17
  • — Contracts. See Contracts ; Legal
  • — Education. See Education
  • — in Ipswich, History of (Review), 404
  • — Laboratories. See Laboratories ; National
  • Physical
  • — Materials (Review), 114
  • — Outlook, 6, 32, 59, 88, 117, 144, 172, 201, 232, 260, 288, 317
  • — Production, Problems Created by Simplification, 213, 222
  • — Societies. See Institutions
  • — Standards. See Standards Institution
  • — Structures (Review), 619
  • — Training. See Education
  • — Works. See Works
  • England and Wales, History of Rural Water Supplies in, 639, 668
  • English Electric Co., Ltd., Network Analyser for Electric Power Systems, 38* ; Standardisation in, 131; Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 523* : Industrial Gas Turbines, 607*
  • English Steel Corporation, Ltd., Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 495
  • Entreprises Blaton-Aubert, Continuous Prestressed Concrete Bridge, Namur, 224*
  • Equations, Engineering, Solution of, 5*. See LETTERS, 102, 216, 246
  • Equilibrium Diagrams, Alloys. See Metallurgy
  • Ergonomics Research Society, Formation of 384
  • Erosion, Coast, Prevention of, 809
  • — of Propellers. See Propellers
  • — of Steam-Turbine Blading, Cause and Solution, 666
  • Error-Detecting Equipment for Guiding Apparatus for Telescope, 197*
  • Escalator Invention of, 716. See LETTER, 731 Escher-Wyss Co., Industrial Gas Turbines, 579* Essex, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, Steam- Engine Builders of (Review), 288
  • Estuary Research at National Physical Laboratory, 415. See LETTER, 508
  • Etablissements Beaudouin, Micro-Manipulators, 187* ; Molecular Pump, 189
  • Ether, Ltd., Temperature-Control Instruments for Furnaces, 527
  • Euler Buckling Loads of Struts with Crossed Pins, 709*
  • — Electricity Supply in, Position of, 101, 148 European and American Engineering Societies,
  • Conference of, Report on, 1949, 417
  • — Countries, Technical Information Exchange
  • Between, 12
  • — Economic Co-operation, Organisation for,
  • Exchange of Technical Information, 12
  • — Railways Electrification, British Equipment for, 454
  • — Recovery, Economic Theory of, 681
  • — Steel and Coal, Schuman Plan Discussions, 729
  • Trends, Report on, 72
  • “ Eva Peron,” S.S., Twin-Screw Passenger Liner, 533*
  • Everard, F. V., on Mechanical Engineering in Midlands, 1925-50, 713*. See 707, 732
  • Everett, Edgeumbe tV Co., Ltd., Speed Recorder, 380
  • Everett, T. P., on Electric Power-Station Efficiency, 620, 666
  • Evershed Vignoles, Ltd., Tank-Contents ' Gauge, 404* ; Insulation and Continuity Tester, 404*
  • Evolution of Conditions and Activities of Marine Engineers in Past 40 Years, 99, 195 Excavation for Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236, 264
  • Excavators, Trench 12/21-in. (J. Allen and Sons (Oxford), Ltd.), 489* 16/60-in. (J. Allen and Sons (Oxford), Ltd.), 489*
  • ‘‘ Junior ” (Barber-Greene Olding and Co., Ltd.), 490*
  • Exchanger, Heat, of Delanium Carbon (Powell Duffryn Carbon Products, Ltd.), 371*
  • for Industrial Gas Turbines, 607*
  • for 1,070-h.p. Industrial Gas Turbine (Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd.), 85*
  • — — for 3,500-s.h.p. Marine Gas Turbine, 676* Exhibition, Agricultural Engineering, Wrest
  • Park, Silsoe, 601
  • — Aircraft, at Royal Aeronautical Society’s Garden Party, 571
  • — British Industries Fair, 489*, 521*, 537, 541, 556*, 589*. See LETTER, 630
  • Welding Research Association, Demonstration of Ultrasonic Testing of Welds, 264*
  • — Building, Olympia. See Building Exhibition, Olympia
  • — and Conferences, Forthcoming, 109, 218, 363, 481, 604, 735
  • — and Convention, Mechanical Handling,
  • Olympia, 656, 685*, 790*
  • — Facsimile Communication Equipment, 439
  • — Festival of Britain, 1951, ” Vertical Feature ” for, 49* ; Science and Technology Exhibits, 128; Stock List of Design Developments, 239
  • — Fifty Years of Radio Communication, 322
  • — French Scientific Instruments, 159, 186*. See Addendiim, 227
  • — Industrial, Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh, 622*
  • — International, Aeronautical, Brussels, 101
  • — Jubilee, National Physical Laboratory’s, 128
  • — of Plastics, Bakelite Ltd., 306
  • — Radio Components, London, 447
  • — Railway Civil Engineering, 601
  • — ” Science of Weather,” Science Museum, 388
  • — Scientific, Apparatus, Physical Society’s, 377*, 401*
  • —— Apparatus, Royal Society, 572
  • — Stand, Mobile, British Oxygen Co.. Ltd., 606
  • — Standardisation, Brush Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd., 657, 688
  • — Welding Research, 161, 264*
  • — See also PARAGRAPH INDEX Experimental Tank. See Tank Explosions, Colliery. See Accidents and Colliery “
  • — Gaseous. See Accidents
  • — Stress Propagations Through, 689*
  • Explosive, Blasting, Ground Vibrations from, 430*
  • — Reactions, Study by Electronic Camera, 572 Export Trade. See Trade ; and Industries in PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Extensometer, Employing Air, for Metals, Harwell, 735*
  • Extrusion of Aluminium Alloys, 437
  • Facsimile Communication Equipment Exhibition, 439
  • Factors and Tables, Conversion, Specification, 124
  • Factory Accidents. See Accidents
  • Chief Inspector of, Report on Accidents in Industry, 1948, 15
  • — Management. See Works Management Fair, Trade. See Exhibition
  • Fairey, Sir R., on Aspects of Expenditure on Aviation, 629
  • Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., Ltd., Reconditioning of S.S. “ Empress of Scotland,” 575*
  • Fairmile Construction Co., Ltd., 100/150-ton Aluminium-Alloy Barge, 653
  • Fan Cooling for 250-h.p. Diesel-Engined Tractor, 392*
  • — Forced- and Induced-Draught, High-Pressure Boiler, Grangemouth Works, 723*
  • — Manufacturers’ Association, Ltd., Annual
  • Luncheon and General Meeting, 417
  • Faraday Medal, Award to Sir J. Chadwick, 74 Farkas Hydro-Mechanical Brake, 187*
  • Farm Mechanisation in Relation to Fuel, 505 Farming. See also Agricultiire ; Tractors Farrell, K. P., on Improvements in Mooring Anchors, 449
  • Fatigue Tests of Metals. See Fatigue under Tests {Materials)
  • Faucett, M. A., on Electrical Insulation Practice, 655
  • Federation of British Industries and British Export Trade Research Organisation, Agreement Between, 477
  • Federation of Coated Macadam Industries, Annual Luncheon, 629
  • Feed Pumps. See Pumps
  • — Water Heating and Steam-Turbine Efficiency, 620, 666
  • — '— Softener. See Walter Softener
  • See also Water
  • Fences, Electric, Report on, 49
  • Ferguson Pailin, Ltd., 66-kV Oil Circuit- Breaker, 557*; 220-kV Rotary-Post Isolator, 558*
  • Fergusson, H. B., on High-Pressure Vessels for Oil-Refining and Chemical Industries, 149
  • Ferranti Ltd., Portable Viscometer, 380*: Electronic “Servopack” Correction Unit , 524*
  • Ferro-Concrete. See Concrete, Reinforced, and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • — Manganese, Hydrogen Content of, 738*
  • — Silicon, Hydrogen Content of, 738*
  • Ferry, Motor, “ Electric Star,” 310-h.p. Diesel- Electric Propelling Unit for, 339*
  • Fertiliser, Basic Slag as, Work of S. O. Thomas on, 421, 550
  • Festival of Britain 1951, “Vertical Feature” for, 49* ; Science and Technology Exhibits at, 128 ; Stock List of Design Developments, 239
  • Field, J. F., on Application of Gas-Turbine Technique to Steam Power, 246
  • Fielding and Platt, Ltd., 600-ton Hydraulic Press, 179*; High-Speed Variable-Delivery Radial Oil Pump, 560*
  • Fijenoord-Wilton 5,500-b.h.p. Doxford Diesel Engine, 635*
  • Filaments, Tungsten, Coiling Machine for (Luxram Electric, Ltd.), 227*
  • Film, “ Locomotive,” of Locomotive Manufacturers’ Association of Great Britain, 337
  • — Sound, 35-mm., Projector for (British
  • Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 309*
  • — Studios, Boreham Wood, Electrical Equipment, 623*
  • — See also Cinematography
  • Filter, Air, Elements, Panel-Type, Specification, 152
  • — Noise (M. Gavreau), 186*
  • Financial Statistics of British Power Stations, 272
  • Finch-Edwards Electron-Diffraction Camera (W. Edwards and Co. (London), Ltd.), 196*
  • Finishes, Anodic Oxidation, Specification, 472
  • Finsbury Technical College Old Students’ Association, Proposed Winding up of, 630. See LETTER, 731
  • Fire in Buildings (Review), 200
  • — Detector, Magnetic (Graviner Manufacturing Co., Ltd.), 161*
  • — Floats for Royal Air Force (Vosper, Ltd.), 333*, 353*
  • — Hydrants, Specification. 652
  • — Prevention and Fire Fighting in Ships in
  • Port, Ministry of Transport Report, 725
  • — Tender for Bristol Aeroplane Co., Ltd., 253*
  • Firedamp Explosions. See Accidents
  • — as Fuel for Gas Turbines, Experiments, 121
  • Firth, T., and John Brown, Ltd., History of (Review), 719
  • Fisher, H. K., on Rubberised-Asphalt Road i Surfacing, 469 '
  • Fitting of Shafts in Holes. See Gauges
  • Flame Radiation in Internal-Combustion Engines, 648*
  • International Research on, 519
  • Flanges and Fittings, Cast-Iron Pipe, Specification, 210
  • Steel-Pipe, for Petroleum Industry, Specification, 268
  • Flannery, Baggallay and Johnson, Ltd., Passenger M.S. “ Lady Wright,” 611*
  • Fleet. See Warships
  • Fletcher, G. H., on Modern Traction Motors and Gearing, 663*. See 391
  • Flight. See Aeronautics
  • Flood Estimation and Control (Review), 498 See LETTER, 602
  • Floor, Concrete, Suspended, Standard Code of Practice, 412
  • — of Gorge Hydro-Electric Plant Tunnel, Grinding of, 251
  • — Surfacing Materials, Work of Building Research Board on, 358
  • Flour Mill, Spillers, Ltd., Newcastle-upon- Tyne, 29*
  • — Milling Machinery, 29*, 57*, 91*, 113*
  • Flow and Deformation : Elementary Introduction to Theoretical Rheology (Review), 287
  • — Heat, Numerical Analysis of (Review), 433 “ Flowmaster ” Plansifter, for Flour Mills, 30*, 113*
  • Fluid Friction. See Ship Resistance
  • — in Laminar Movement, Heat Transfer Coefficient for, 541. See LETTER, 602
  • — Mechanics, Applied (Review), 143
  • Flying Boat. See Aeronautics
  • Foam Spreaders for Royal Air Force Fire Floats, 334*, 353*
  • Fontenay Laboratories, 220-kV Underground Cable for, 727
  • Food Investigations in Australia, 376
  • Forest Products Research Laboratory, Steam Bending of Timbers, 605
  • Forging, Drop. See Drop Forging
  • — Hot, of Aluminium and Its Alloys, 437
  • — Press. See Press under Machine Tools
  • — Steel, for Steam-Turbine Rotors, 338
  • Forrest. Dr. J. S. on Performance of British Grid System in Thunder Storms, 79*
  • — Lecture on Light Alloys in Relation to the Civil Engineer, 477
  • Fort Dunlop, Birmingham, Rubber Research Centre at, 687*
  • Forth Estuary, Model Investigations on, 415. See LETTER, 508
  • Foster Wheeler, Ltd., Boilers, S.S. “ Empire Orwell,” 122* ; Boiler, S.S. “ Eva Peron,” 534 ; Boiler for Pametrada Research Station, 649* ; 45,000 lb. High-Pressure Boilers at Grangemouth Works, 721*
  • Foster, Yates and Thom, Ltd., 200-ton Extrusion Hydraulic Press, 558; Transportable Mixing Machines, 559*
  • Foubrune, M.de, Micro-Manipulators, 187* Fouling and Corrosion of Ships, 519*
  • Foundry of British Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association, 180*
  • — Iron, Beevor, Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd., 66*
  • — at Non-Ferrous Metal Shops of Vickere-Armstrongs Ltd., 410*
  • — Practice Developments, 1925-50, 716-
  • — See also Castings ; Moulding
  • Foundrymen, Institute of British. See British
  • Fowler, J., and Co. (Leeds), Ltd., 516*. See LETTER, 571
  • Fowler, W. A., on Production Economy in Rolling of Aluminium, 26, 36, 64
  • Fox, Dr. F. A., on Hot Working of Aluminium and Its Alloys, 437
  • Fracture of Locomotive Plate Frames and Repairs by Welding, 177*, 251*
  • Frame, Ring-Spinning, Magnetic-Drag Con- trolIed-Slip Coupling for, 462*
  • France, 220-kV Underground Cable for Fon- tenay Laboratories, 727
  • — Steel Production, Acid and Basic. 1870- 1946, 421. See 550
  • — Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236, 264
  • — See also French
  • Francis Turbines. See Turbines, Hydraulic
  • Frankau, A. M., on Tapered-Tread Wheels on Overhead Travelling Cranes, 477
  • Frank! Compressed Pile Co., Ltd., Piling at Cliff Quay Power Station, 674*
  • Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Work of, 243 Franklin, S., Ltd., Hydraulically-Clamped Mounting for Bench Use, 56*
  • Fraser and Fraser, Ltd., 10,000-lb. Water-Tube Boiler for Qatar, 294*
  • Fraser Tractors, Ltd., Crawler-Type Tractor 711
  • Freeman, Sir R.,the Late, 302*
  • French Aeronautical Engineers Association, Bleriot Lecture on Aircraft-Design Developments, by Sir F. H. Page, 636*
  • — Schuman Plan for European Steel and Coal, 729
  • — Scientific Instruments, Exhibition, 159, 186*. See Addendum, 227
  • — State Railways, Breakdown Equipment on, 283*
  • — See also France
  • Frequency Adjustment of Quartz Crystals, Fundamental Techniques in (Review), 200
  • Friction of Flexible Packings, 273
  • — Lining Materials, Testing Plant for, Magnetic-Drag Controlled-Slip Coupling for, 462*
  • Frictional Resistance of Ships. See Ship Resistance
  • Frost Damage to Concrete Linings of Canals, 530*, 613, 694*
  • Fuel, Boiler, Burning in Marine Diesel Engines, 513*, 546*, 563, 677*
  • Use in Diesel Engines of M.S. “ Auricula,” 250
  • — Consumption in British Power Stations. 272 of Oil Engines, 714*
  • in Ships, 426, 457, 484
  • — Costs in Ships for Overseas Mail Services, 134*, 163*
  • — Flow Meter, “ Bicera,” for Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 659*. See LETTER, 708
  • — for Gas Turbines for Power Statioru, Belgian Report, 249
  • — for Industrial Gas Turbines, 539, 578, 607*
  • — Injection System for Horizontal Diesel Engine (A.E.C.,Ltd.), 1*
  • — Institute of, Annual Report and Luncheon, 540
  • — Luncheon Club, Farm Mechanisation in Relation to Fuel, by W. H. Cashmore, 505
  • — Natioaxl iiiscicabe for, Spanish, University of Zavagoza, 519
  • — and Power, Ministry of, Annual Report of
  • British Electricity Authority, 71 ; Mobile Fuel-Testing Units, 111; Research Work of, 120 ; Electricity Supply, Engineering and Financial Statistics, 1947-48, 272; Statistics of Electricity Generated, 471
  • — Pumps. See Pump
  • — Sprayer for 3,600-s.h.p. Marine Gas Turbine, 677*
  • — Testing Units, Mobile, Ministry of Fuel and
  • Power, 111
  • — See also Coal; Oil; Gas; Peat; Pulverised Coal
  • Funditor, Ltd., Sand-Jet Marking Machine, 624* ; Circular Saw for Plastics, 524
  • Furnace, Blast, Gas, Cleaning by Electrostatic Precipitation, 574
  • Gas-Cleaning Plant for, 574
  • in India, 312
  • Modifications of Top of, 574
  • Scottish, Model of, 622*
  • Stock-Rod Gas-Seal for, 574
  • Thermodynamic Data for Compounds Produced in, 573
  • — Boiler. See Stoker
  • — Cyclone, Coal-Fired (Babcock A Wilcox, Ltd.), 690*
  • — Electric, Arc, Argon, Harwell, 735*
  • • Induction, 7-kW High-Frequency, for
  • British Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association Laboratory, 179*
  • Melting, at Non-Ferrous ^letal Shops of Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd., 411
  • — — Vacuum Valve Applied to, 132*
  • — Gas-Fired, Melting, 1,000-lb., Tilting (Monometer Manufacturing Co., Ltd.), 560*
  • Fired, Tool-Hardening (Manchester Furnaces, Ltd.), 591
  • or Oil-Fired, Temperature-Control Instruments for (Ether, Ltd.), 627
  • — Molten-Salt Bath, “Cassel” (Imperial Chemical industries, Ltd.), 624*
  • — Oil-Fired, for Steel Plates, 344*
  • Gas-FH’ed, Temperature-Control Instruments for (Ether, Ltd.), 527
  • Open-Hearth, Siemens, Regenerative Model of, 622*
  • — Sheet-Annealing, 106-ton Charging Machine
  • for (Wellman Smith Owen Engineering Corporation, Ltd.), 564*
  • _ Stress-Relieving, for Boiler Drums, Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd., 373*
  • — See also Cupolas


  • GALE, Lieut.-Gen. R. H., on Aircraft for Army Uses, 158
  • Gambia Government, Passenger M.S. “ Lady Wright,” 611*
  • Gantry, Steel-Lattice, for 275-kV Experimental Transmission Line, 235*
  • — See also Crane
  • Garrard, C. J. O., on Design and Performance of High-Voltage Surge Diverters, 335*
  • Gas in Aluminium and Aluminium Alloys, 36
  • — Cooling Towers, Theory and Design of, 388
  • — Council, Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 591
  • — Cycles, for Internal-Combustion Engines 434*, 464*
  • — and Electricity Supply, Relative Merits, 739
  • — Engineers, Institution of, Opening of New Headquarters, 539
  • — Fired Furnaces. See Furnaces
  • — and Gasworks. See also PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • — Ionisation of. See Ionisation
  • — Particles in. Calculating Motion of, 574
  • — Producer, See Producer
  • — Seal, Stock-Rod, for Blast Furnace, 574
  • — Sewage, Use as Fuel, 714
  • — Solid Temperature Differences in Blast- Furnace Operation, 573
  • — in Steel, Influence of, 737*
  • — Turbine. See Turbine
  • — Welding. See Welding
  • — See also Hydrogen; Nitrogen; Oxygen, etc. Gaseous Exi)loHons. See Accidents Gasification, Underground, of Coal, Ministry of
  • Fuel and Power’s Experiments, 121
  • Gasoline. See Petrol; Engine, Petrol; Aeronautics
  • Gauges for Air Receivers, Specification, 678
  • — Slip or Block, Specification, 566
  • — Strain, for Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 673*, 695*
  • — Tank-Contents (Evershed and Vignoles, lAd.), 404*
  • —Thickness, Radioactive (E. K. Cole, Ltd.), 401*
  • — and Tool Makers’ Association, Quarterly Luncheon, 611
  • Gauging Trolley, Conductor-Rail, London Transport Executive, 249
  • Gauss Meter (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 402*
  • Gavreau, M., Noise Filter, 186*
  • Gear Hobbing Machines. See Machine Tools ?— Tooth Stresses at High Speed, 301, 310* Gearbox for 250-h.p. Diesel-Engined Tractor, 392*
  • — Multi-Speed, Hand-Operated, for Taximeter Testing, 368*
  • — S.S.S. ” Powerflow,” for Locomotive (Hydraulic Coupling and Engineering Co., Ltd.), 699
  • Geared Turbines, Marine. See Marine Propulsion
  • Gearing, Mechanical, for Ships, Developments in 1910-1950, 427, 457
  • — - Reduction, Epicyclic, for 1,070-b.h.p. Gas
  • Turbine (Self-Changing Gear Co., Ltd.), 86* for 3,5()0-s.h.p. Marine Gas Turbine, 678*
  • — Transmission, for Electric Traction Motors, 391, 665*
  • Tests at Pametrada Research Station, 621, 651*
  • gearwheel, Resilient, for Traction Purposes (A. Wiseman Co., Ltd.), 460*
  • Geiger-Muller Counter for Atomic Research, 631*
  • General Electric Co., Ltd., Very High-Frequency Radio Equipment for Railways, 77* ; Cold-Pressure Welding of Aluminium Cable Sheaths, 150* ; Fluorescent Lighting for Railway Carriages, 253 ; Apparatus for Frequency Stabilisation of Oscillators, 378* 1,750-h.p. Electric Winder at Calverton Colliery, 500* ; Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 525* ; Exhibits at Royal Society’s Conversazione, 573 ; Electrically- Operated Gold Cyanidation Plant, 649 ; Aircraft-Structure Testing Equipment, 717*
  • General Electric X-Ray Corporation, 2,000,000- Volt X-Ray Equipment, 373*
  • General Steel Casting Corporation of America, Cast-Steel Beds for 2-8-4 Type Locomotives, 313*
  • Generators, Electric, for Boreham Wood Film Studios, 623* 45-MW, Cliff Quay Power Station, 674* 158-kW, for Diesel-Electric Ferry ” Electric Star,” 339*
  • — — Edison-Hopkinson, 35*, 62*
  • — — Hydrogen Cooling of, 215
  • Motors and Electrical Ajiparatus (Review), 463 1,750-kW, Natural-Gas Turbine-Driven (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 132
  • — for Power Stations, Modern Trends, 706
  • — — Production Statistics (1949), 119
  • Three-Phase, Phase Advancing by, 115* Work of J. Hopkinson on, 34*, 62* also Q'urbo-Generators
  • — Magneto-Striction, 1-kW Low-Frequency (Mullard Electronic Products, Ltd.), 84*
  • — Set, 10-kW Diesel-Driven, for 500-ton Floating Dock (R. A. Lister (Marine Sales), Ltd.), 258*
  • — 750-kW, Gas-Turbine Driven (Ruston Hornsby, Ltd.), 85*
  • — Television Sweep (Marconi Instruments, Ltd.), 378*
  • Generating Station. See Power Station Geological Survey Board Report for 1947, 215 Geometry of Quasi-Circular Shapes and Behaviour of Drills and Reamers, 285*, 330* Geraldine House, ” Daily Mirror ” Office, Heat Pump at (L. Sterne tfe Co., Ltd,), 95*
  • Germany, Steel Production, 1870-1946, 421. See 550.
  • — Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236
  • Gibb, Sir A., Story of an Engineer (Review), 588 '
  • Gibb, Sir A., and Partners, Cliff Quay Power Station, 674*
  • Gibb, M. S., the Late, 540
  • Gibbins, R. C., and Co., Ltd., Cable-Drum Trailer, 685* ; 15-ton Head- and Foot-Lift Jack, 685
  • Girder Lifting Bridge over River Harlem, New York, 274
  • — See also Beams ; Bridges
  • Gland-Packing Material, Plastic (Crane Packing Ltd.), 150
  • Glare, Discomfort, in Buildings, Measurement of, 132
  • Glasgow Corporation Water Department, New Works of, 370, 477
  • Glass, Optical, and Applied Optics, Research and Development in (Review), 143
  • — Safety, Production by Triplex Safety Glass Co., Ltd., 292*
  • — Working Machines for Television Cathode-Ray Tubes (Mullard Electronic Products, Ltd.), 441*
  • Lathe (Heathway Engineering Co., Ltd.), 21*
  • “ Goblin” Jet Aeroplane Engine, Reheat Tail Pipes for, 191*
  • Godfrey, Sir G., and Partners, Ltd., Air-Conditioning and Pressurising Transportable Truck for Aircraft, 470*
  • “ Goliath ” Self-Propelled Earth Scraper, 322* Gold-Cyanidation Plant, Electrically-Operated, El Sid Gold Mine, Egypt, 649
  • Goodeve, Sir C., on S. G. Thomas, 420*. See 550
  • Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Co. (Great Britain), Ltd., Rubber Industrial Equipment, 492
  • Gore, W., Work on Stresses in Dams, 24*
  • Gorge Hydro-Electric Plant, Grinding Floor of Concrete Tunnel of, 251
  • Gorton, Manchester, Occupation Bridge, Reconstruction of, 469
  • Gosling, A. J. G., on 3,000-Volt Mercury-Arc Rectifier Traction Substation of South African Railways, 396*, 427. See 347
  • Government’s Economic Survey for 1950, 359
  • — Policy, Effect on Engineering Industries, 6, 32, 59, 88, 117,144,172, 201, 232, 260, 288, 317
  • — Railways. See Railways
  • — Report on National Economics in 1949, 45
  • — Taxation and Elderly Engineers, 445. See LETTERS, 478, 508, 602, 630, 684, 731
  • Graff-Baker, W. S., on Multiple-Unit Trains on Electric Railways, 321
  • Graham-Enock Manufacturing Co.. Ltd., Hydraulically-Operated Bottle-Washing Machine, 580*
  • Grain-Boundary Phenomena in Severely- Heated Steel, 542
  • — Cleaner for Floor Mills, 29*, 57*, 91*
  • — Refinement in Aluminium Alloys, 390, 436
  • — Size, Influence of, in Rolled Aluminium, 64 Grande, Rio, Valley, Texas, Brick-Lined Canals in, 626*
  • Grangemouth Works, High-Pressure Boiler Plant at, 721*
  • Granular Materials, Pelleting of, 175*, 203*
  • Graphical Solution of Axially-Loaded Beams, 720*
  • Graphite Pelleting of, 203*
  • Grates. See Furnace ; Stoker
  • Graticules, Unified Thread Form, for Projection Apparatus and Microscopes, 582*
  • Gravel, Suction Dredger for (Brooke Marine, Ltd.), 595*
  • Graviner Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Magnetic Fire Detector, 161*
  • Graving Dock. See Dock
  • Gravitation, Generalised Theory of, Einstein’s, 215
  • Gray Lecture, by J. Gray, on Considerations in Operation of Overseas Mail Service, 134*, 163*, 194*. See 99, 101
  • Grazebrook, M. and W., Ltd., Bicentenary of, 707
  • Great Britain, Railway Electrification in, 319, 320, 327, 347
  • Siting of Electric Power Stations in, 47*, 74*
  • Steel Production, 1870-1946, 421. See 550
  • — Western Railway, Gas-Turbine Locomotives, 608
  • Greenwich, Bay Wharf Shipyard, 733*
  • — Royal Observatory, Automatic Guiding of Astonomical Telescope at, 197*
  • Greig, Prof. J., on J. Hopkinson, 1849-98, 34*, 62*
  • “ Grena,” M.S., Oil-Tank Single-Screw, 635*
  • Grid System, British, Performance in Thunder Storms, 79*
  • National, 275-kV Experimental Line, 235*
  • Grieve, J. W., on Electric Coach Lighting and Heating, 390
  • Grinding Machines. See Machine Tools Ground Vibrations from Blasting Operations, Reduction of, 430*
  • Groynes for Coast Protection and Land Reclamation, 609
  • Gun, Manufacture by Autofrettage, 479*, 509*, 562*
  • — Mounting for “ Portobel ” Anti-Aircraft Trainer, 582*
  • Gunnery Trainer, Anti-Aircraft, ‘‘Portobel” (R.F.D. Co., Ltd.), 582*
  • G.W.B. Electric Furnaces, Ltd., Automatically- Controlled Electrode Boilers, 591
  • Gwynnes Pumps, Ltd., Centrifugal Pump for 500-ton Floating Dock, 258*
  • HACKING, Sir T., on Load Shedding and Load Spreading, 739
  • Haersolte, Baron van, the Late, 360
  • Halcrow, Sir W., and Partners, Ltd., Woodhead Tunnel, 205*
  • Ham, Baker and Co., Ltd., Valves for 500-ton Floating Dock, 258*
  • Hammer, Hand, Specification, 412
  • Hancock and Co. (Engineers), Ltd., Electronically-Controlled Oxygen Cutting Machine, 561*
  • Hancock, R. T., on Flood Estimation and Control, 602. See 498
  • “ Handiair ” Portable Air Compressor, 496 “ Handispray ” Insecticide Spraying Unit, 496* Handling, Bulk, of Steel Scrap, 511
  • — Materials, Productivity Team, Report of, 627
  • — Mechanical, Exhibition and Convention,
  • Olympia, 656, 685*, 709*
  • — Plant, Ash and Oust, Model of (Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.), 709*
  • Coal, Cliff Quay Power Station, 674* Coal, for High-Pressure Boiler, Grangemouth Works (H. Simon Ltd.), 723*
  • Hanson, Prof. O., on Grain-Boundary Phenomena in Severely-Heated Steel, 542
  • Hardening of Metals. See Heat Treatment under Metallurgy
  • Hardness Tests. See Tests {Materials}
  • Harker, G. F. H., on Origin of Theory of Relativity, 74. See LETTER, 46
  • Harland and Wolff, Ltd., M.S. “ Bloemfontein Castle,” Maiden Voyage, 381 ; 7,500-b.h.p. Eccentric-Type Opposed-Piston Marine Diesel Engine, 641*
  • Harlem, River, New York, Girder Lifting Bridge Over, 274
  • Harlow v. Ministry of Transport, Legal Decision in, 629
  • Harper, F. A., on Diesel-Electric Locomotives on British Railways, 348 ; on Maintenance of Diesel-Electric Locomotives, 391
  • Harris Lebus, Ltd., Aluminium Doors for Timber-Seasoning Kilns, 82*
  • Harrison and? Sons, Ltd., Bicentenary of, 600
  • Harrogate, British Electrical Power Convention. See British Electrical Power Convention
  • — British Electricity Authority Staff Conference, 739 '
  • Hartley, A., on Overheating and Burning of Steel 542
  • Harvey, E., on Jet Propulsion of Ships, 158
  • Harwell, Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Model of British Experimental Pile, 541 ; Electronic Instrumentation at, 631*, 644* ; Equipment and Activities, 734*
  • Haslar Experimental Anchors, 449
  • Hauling Tackle Work, 282*
  • Havre, Trefileries et Underground Cable for Fontenay Laboratory, 727
  • Hay’s Wharf Ltd., Bay Wharf Shipyard, 733* Head, Wrightson and Co., Ltd., 500-ton Floating Dock for Lake Nyasa, 257*
  • Health, Ministry of. Statistics of Rural Water Supplies, 639, 668
  • — Public, Engineering, Courses of Instruction
  • in, 599. See LETTERS, 658
  • — and Safety in Mines, Regulations for, 506 Heat Engines. See Engines; Turbines; Aeronautics
  • — Exchanger of Delanium Carbon (Powell
  • Duffryn Carbon Products, Ltd.), 371* for Industrial Gas Turbines, 607* for 1,070-b.h.p. Industrial Gas Turbine (Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd.), 85*
  • for 3,500-s.h.p. Marine Gas Turbine, 676*
  • — Flow, Numerical Analysis of (Review), 433
  • — Pump Applications (Review), 643
  • at Daily Mirror Office, Geraldine House (L. Sterne and Co., Ltd.), 95*
  • Ministry of Fuel’s Experiments on, 121
  • — Stresses in Internal-Combustion Engines,434
  • — Transfer Coefficient for Fluids in Laminar Movement, 541. See LETTER, 602
  • — — Introduction to (Review), 433
  • — Treatment of Metals. See Metallurgy Heater, Feed-Water. See Feed-Water Heater
  • — Induction, 25-kW Industrial (Applied High Frequency, Ltd.), 526
  • Heathway Engineering Co., Ltd., Glass-AVork- ing Lathe, 21*
  • Heating of Electric Railway Carriages, 390
  • — and Ventilating Engineers, Institution of, Annual Dinner, 157
  • Heaviside, Oliver, Centenary of Birth Celebrations, 529,569,603
  • Heenan and Fronde, Ltd., Applications of Magnetic-Drag Controlled-Slip Coupling, 461* ; 60,000 s.h.p. Hydraulic Dynamometer, 649*; 4,000-h.p. ” Dynamatic ” Brake, 649*
  • Henderson, Sir J. B., the Late, 418*
  • Henley’s, W. T., Telegraph Works, Ltd., Cables for Manchester-Sheffield Railway Electrification, 206
  • Herbert, A., Ltd., Boring Lathe with Optical Tool Setting Equipment, 266*
  • Herbert, J. E., on Mechanical and Civil Engineers, Supply and Demand, 158. See 73 ” Hermes 4 ” Aeroplane, Design and Performance, 636*
  • ” Heron ” Passenger Aeroplane, 218
  • Heron, S. D., on Small Variable-Compression Research Engine, 158. See LETTER, 246* High Frequency. See Electric
  • — Temperature Tests. See Tests {Materials} Hilger and Watts, Ltd., Laminated-Plastic Precision Scales, 267
  • Hill, E. P., Work on Stresses in Dams, 23
  • Hill, Dr. R., on Roll-Force, Torque, and Applied Tension in Strip Rolling, 507
  • Hippisley, E. T., on Control Gear for Direct- Current Multiple-Unit Electric Trains, 349 ; on British Engineering in Overseas Railway Electrification, 454. See 321 Historic Researches (Review), 46, 74
  • History of Butterley Co.: Through Five Generations (Review), 463
  • — of Engineering in Ipswich (Review), 404
  • — Maritime, of Russia (Review), 433
  • — of Structural Engineering from Ancient Times to Present Day (Review), 719
  • — of Sugar (Review), 31 H.M.SS. See under Warships
  • Hobbing Machines, Gear. See Gear under Machine Tools
  • Hobbs, A. T., the Late, 74
  • Hoist, 15-cwt. “ Minilift ” (Didsbury Engineering Co,, Ltd.), 710*
  • — See also Cranes ; Gantries
  • Holes, Fitting of Shafts in. See Gauges
  • Holland, J,, on Overhead Design for Electric Railways, 365*. See 347
  • Holligan, P, T., on Plain Bearings : Materials, Design and Performance, 9, 55
  • Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Company, Diesel-Electric Ferry “ Electric Star,” 339* Honours List, King’s Birthday, 657, 683 New Year, 17
  • Hoover, H., Memorial Prize, Suggested Establishment by South Midlands Centre, Institution of Electrical Engineers, 454
  • Hoover, Ltd., Fractional Horse-Power Electric Motor, 372*
  • Hope-Jones, F., the Late, 418
  • Hopkinson, J., 1849-98, Life and Work of, 34* 62*
  • Hopkinson, K. G., on Discomfort Glare and Lighting of Buildings, 132
  • Horology and Instrument Technology, National College of. Course at, 584
  • Hot-Water Supply Domestic, Centralised, Standard Code of Practice, 726
  • — Working of Non-Ferrous Metal Alloys, Symposium on, 437, 467
  • Houpis, C., on Electrical Insulation Practice, 655
  • House Construction, Work of Building Research Board on, 358
  • Household, H. G. W., on Engineering on Thames and Severn Canal, 110, 120
  • Howarth, R. and T., Ltd., Prestressed-Concrete Bridge Over River Tame, 545*
  • Howbery Park, Wallingford, Hydraulic Research Station, 415. See LETTER,
  • Howden and Jarrow Pedestrian and Tunnels Beneath River Tyne, 215
  • Hughes, H., <fe Son, Ltd., Ultrasonic ment for Testing of Welds, 264* ; Channel Strain Recorder, 403*
  • Humidification Processes, Theory and Practice, 388
  • Humidity Testing Chamber, Electrically- Heated (Barlow-Whitney, Ltd.), 526
  • Humphery <fe Grey (Lighterage), Ltd., Bay Wharf Shipyard, 733*
  • Hunslet Engine Co., Ltd., 2-8-2 Type Locomotive, 219*
  • “ Hydraclamp ” Bench Mounting (S. Franklin Ltd.), 56*
  • Hydrants, Fire, Specification, 652
  • Hydraulics, Belgian Researches on 343
  • Hydraulic Coupling and Engineering S.S.S. “ Powerrtow ” Gearbox motive, 699
  • — Power Plant. See Power Plant
  • — Press. See Press under Machhie
  • — Research Station, Howbery Park, Wallingford, 415. See LETTER, 508
  • — Turbines. See Turbines; Power Plant Hydraulics. See also Irrigation ; Water ” Hydrauliscope ” Pressure-Measuring Instrument, 451*
  • Hydrodynamics. See Ship Resistance Hydro-Electric Power Plant. See Power Plant Hydrogen Absorption in Steel, Influence of Temperature, 737*
  • — Cooling of Electric Generators, 215 Hydromechanics Research Association, British Annual Report, 73 ’
  • Hydrometers, Testing of (Review), 259
  • “ Hydrum ” Loader for Motor Lorry (R. H Corbett and Co., Ltd.), 710*
  • ICING Trials of “ Viscount ” Air Liner, 150 Ignition in Internal-Combustion Engines 434* 464*, 616*
  • Illinois University, Survey of Electrical Insulation Practice, by M. A. Faucett C Houpis and G. E. Leibinger, 655 ’
  • Illuminating Engineering Society, Discomfort Glare and Lighting of Buildings, by P Petherbridge and R. G. Hopkinson, 132 • Summer Meeting, Programme, 158 ’
  • Illumination. See also Light; Lighting; and Lamps under Electric
  • Impact Tests. See Tests {Materials}
  • Imperial Chemical Industries, Investigation of Design of Cylinders by Autofrettage, 479* 509*, 562*; “Cassel” Alolten-Salt Batli Furnace, 524*; High-Pressure Boiler Plant, Grangemouth Works. 721*
  • — College of Science and Technology, Report '
  • on Vacation Work Scheme, 18 ; Annual Report, 245 ; Summer School in Relaxation Methods, 279; Course in Public Health Engineering, 599. See LETTERS 658
  • — Steel Works, Sheffield, Use of Oxygen Lance
  • in Electric Alloy-Steel Production 660* Import Trade. See Trade
  • Impulse Turbines. See Turbines Incandescent Lamps. See Lamps under Electric
  • India, Barsi Light Railway, 2-8-2 Tvne Locomotive, 219*
  • — Central Board of Irrigation, Annual Report
  • (Review), 587
  • — Iron and Steel Industry in, 311, 336
  • — Rubber. See Rubber
  • — Training of Technical Man-Power in 394
  • an Locomotive Industry, Establishment of,
  • — Electrification, British Equipment
  • Indicator Diagrams of Internal-Combustion Engines, 616*
  • — Peak-Pressure (Dobbie McInnes, Ltd ) 168*
  • — 2?H, Direct-Reading (Cambridge Instrument Co., Ltd.), 563
  • — for Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 672* ’
  • Induction. See Electric
  • — Furnaces. See Furnace^ Electric Industrial Accidents. See Accidents
  • — Chemistry. See Chemistry
  • Industrial Furnaces. See Furnaces
  • — Management. See Works Management
  • — Research. See Research Industries, British, Federation of. See Federation
  • — of Tees-Side, Survey of Development, 43s — See also Trade and PARAGRAPH INDEX Inglis, Sir C. C., on British Hydraulics Research, 508. See 415
  • Ingots, Aluminium and Aluminium-Alloy, Specification, 68
  • — Non-Ferrous Metal, Melting and Casting of (Review), 463
  • Injection in Internal-Combustion Engines, 434*, 464*, 616*
  • Injector, Air, De-Aerator, and Extraction Pump for Oxygen-Free Water, 554*
  • — “ Wetting ’’-Agent, for Dust Suppression in Collieries (Permutit Co., Ltd.), 517*
  • Inland Navigation. See Canals ; Rivers, etc.
  • — Waterways Association, Annual General Meeting, 629. See LETTER, 68.5
  • Insecticide Spraying Unit (B.E.N. Patents, Ltd.), 496*
  • Institute. See Institutions
  • Institution, British Standards. See Standards — Engineering, European and American, Conference of, 417
  • — Technical and Scientific. See Aeronautical Society, Royal; Agricultural Engineering, National Institute of; Arts, Royal Society of; Aslib; British Council; British Electrical Power Convention ; British Foundrymen, Institute of; Chemical Engineers, Institution of; Civil Engineers, American Society of; Civil Engineers, Institution of; Civil Engineers of Ireland, Institution of; Diesel Engine Users Association ; Electrical Contractors' Association; Electrical Engineers, Institution of ; Electrical Power Engineers' Association; Engineers-in-Charge, Institution of; Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, Institution of ; Franklin Institute, Philadelphia; French Aeronautical Engineers Association; Fuel, Institute of ; Fuel Exincheon Club ; Gas Engineers, Institution of; Heating and Ventilating Engineers, Institution of; Illuminating Engineering Society ; Instru7nent Technology, Society of; Iron and Steel Institute ; Iron and Steel Institute, West of Scotland ; Junior Institution of Engineers ; Locomotive Engineers, Institution of; London Association of Engineers ; Marine Engineers, Institute of; M and slag Society ; Mechanical Engineers, Institution of; Metallurgists, Institution of; Metals Institute of; Meteorological Society, Royal; Mining Engineers, Institution of; Naval Architects, Institution of; Newcomen Society ; North East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders : North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers ; Physical Society ; Production Engineers, Institution of; Refrigeration, Institute of ; Royal Society ; Royal United Service Institution ; Supervising Electrical Engineers, Association of ; Water Engineers, Institution of; Whitworth Society
  • Instruments, Electrical, for Measuring Mechanical Quantities, 483*
  • — Electronic, in Atomic Research, 631*, 644*
  • — Scientific, French, Exhibition of, 159, 186*.
  • See Addeiidum^ 227
  • Industry, Position and Prospects, 318 Physical Society’s Exhibition, 377*, 401*
  • — Technology and Horology, National College of, Course at, 584
  • Society of, Formation of Automatic- Control Systems and Servo-Mechanisms Section, 101
  • — See also Aeronautics ; Electric Insulation. See Electric
  • Intercooler for 3,500-s.h.p. Marine Gas Turbine, 676*
  • Internal-Combustion Engines. See Aeronautics ; Engines; Motor Cars; Motor Boats ; Tractors ; Turbine, Gas
  • International Aeronautical Exhibition, Brussels, 101
  • International Combustion, Ltd., Model of 540,000-lb. Boiler, 556*; “Dynocone" Continuous Centrifuge, 556*
  • — Research on Flame Radiation, 519
  • — Trade. See Trade Inventions. See Patents Investment Casting, Precision, 45, 107* Ionisation Chamber for Atomic Energy Research. 644
  • Ipswich, Cliff Quay Power Station, Opening of, 674*
  • — Engineering in, History of (Review), 404 Iraq Petroleum Co., Ltd., 10,000-lb. Water-
  • Tube Boiler for Qatar, 294* ; Heavy Tractors and Trailers for, 341*, 392*, 408*
  • Iron Alloys. See Metallurgy and Steel
  • — Cast, Microstructure of. Influence of Certain Elements on, 573
  • — Castings, High-Silicon Acid-Resisting, Specification, 12_^
  • — Corrosion.
  • — Foundry. See Foundry
  • — Furnaces. See Furnaces
  • — Heat Treatment. See Metallurgy
  • — Manufacture. See Furnaces, Blast; Metallurgy
  • — Ore, See Ore
  • — Rolling Mills. See Rolling Mills
  • — and Steel Industry in India, 311, 336

Iron and Steel Institute :

  • Annual General Meeting:
  • Programme, 339
  • Report of Council, 479
  • Honorary Treasurer’s Report, 479
  • Presentation of Bessemer Medal to J. Mitchell, 479
  • Awards and Prizes, 479
  • Changes in Council, 479
  • Presidential Address by J. R. Menzies- Wilson on Production of Iron Ore, 479
  • Annual Dinner, 507
  • Reports of Discussions, 511, 542, 573 Characteristics of Scrap in Relation to Bulk Handling, by E. L. Diamond, 511
  • Overheating and Burning of Steel. Part III. Influence of Excessive Reheating Temperatures on Mechanical Properties and Structures of Alloy Steels, by Prof. A. Preece, Dr. J. Nutting and A. Hartley, 542 .
  • Detection of Overheating and Burning ot Steel by Microscopical Methods, by ' Prof. A. Preece and Dr. J. Nutting, 542 . . 1 I
  • Grain-Boundary Phenomena in Severely- Heated Steel, by Dr. T. Ko and Prof. D. Hanson, 542
  • Note on Overheating of Steel, by Dr. E. C. Rollason and D. F. T. Roberts, 542
  • Extension of the Ari Range with Carbide Formation in Mild Steel Due to High- Temperature Treatment, by Dr. J. H. Whiteley, 543 ,
  • Centenary of Birth of Sidney Gilchrist Thomas, Commemorative Lecture, by J. Mitchell, 550. See 420*
  • Influence of Low Percentages of Certain Elements on Microstructure of Pure Iron-Carbon Alloys and Cast Irons, by W. J. Williams, 573
  • Thermodynamic Background of Iron and Steel Making Processes. I. The Blast Furnace, by Dr. F. D. Richardson and J. H. E. Jeffes, 573
  • Influence of Gas/Solid Temperature Differences on Blast-Furnace Operation, by Dr. J. Taylor, 573
  • Blast-Furnace Gas Cleaning : Analysis ot Plant Performance, by R. F. Jennings, 574
  • Blast-Furnace Gas Cleaning : Methods for Calculating Motion of Particles in Gas, by J. Stringer, 574
  • Proposals for Modification of Blast-Furnace Top to Give Controlled Burden Distribution, by E. L. Diamond, 574
  • New Blast-Furnace Stock-Rod Gas-Seal, by E. J. Walklate, 574
  • Iron and Steel Institute, West of Scotland, Modern Metallurgy of Cast Iron, by H. Morrogh, 136*, 166* ; Steels for Specialised Application, by J. M. Mowat, 338
  • Research Association, British, Conference on Cupola and Converter Refractories, i Report of Proceedings, 77 ; Report on Painting of Stiaictural Steelwork, 256; [ Steel Research Station, Sheffield, 460; i Annual Report, 1949, 682
  • Standard Methods for Chemical Analysis of. Specification, 12, 240
  • Works. See
  • See also PARAGRAPH INDEX — Tests. See Tests (Materials) — Welding. See Welding
  • — Western European, Schuman Plan Discussions, 729
  • — See also CasUron; Steel; Metallurgy ironwork, Structural. See Bridges; Steelwork; Structures i
  • Irrigation Canals, Linings for. Report on, 529* 613*, 693*
  • — Central Board of, India, Annual Report (Review), 587
  • — Submersible Pumps for (Sumo Pumps, Ltd.), 161
  • — See also PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Isolator, 220-kV Rotary-Post (Ferguson Pailin, Ltd.), 558*
  • Isotopes, Radioactive, in industry. Demonstration of Uses of, 542
  • Italian Register, Agreement with Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, 602
  • Italy, Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236, 264
  • JACK, 15-ton Head- and Foot-Lift (R. C. Gibbins Co., Ltd.), 685 i
  • — Hydraulic, for Lee-McCall Pre-stressed Concrete, 438* ,
  • for Magnel-Blaton System of Pre-stressed Concrete, 55*
  • — for Use in Railway Accidents, 283
  • — Screw, in Aircraft-Structure Testing Equipment, 717* , , 1
  • Jackson and Moreland Co., United States Naval Supersonic Wind Tunnel, 34*
  • Jackson, Prof. W., on Heaviside’s Contribution to Electromagnetic Theory, 603, See 529, 569 . , v X
  • Jarrow and Howden Pedestrian and Cyclist Tunnels Beneath River Tyne, 215
  • Jaumotte, A., on Gas Turbines for Generation of Electricity, 249
  • Jeffes, J. H. E., on Thermodynamic Background of Iron and Steel Making, 573
  • Jeffreys, Prof. H., on Heaviside’s Mathematical Work, 603. See 529, 569
  • Jenkins, G. C. H., on Vacuum Valve Applied to Electric Furnace, 132* •
  • Jennings, R. F., on Blast-Furnace Gas-Cleaning Plant, 574
  • Jet Propulsion of Ships, 158
  • Johansen, Dr. F. C., on Effect of Electric Traction on Track, 321
  • Joint Contraction, for Concrete Linings of. Canals, 530
  • — Riveted and Welded, Stress Propagation in, 690*
  • Jones, H. F., on Design and Performance oi High-Voltage Surge Diverters, 335*
  • Josephs, H, J., on Unpublished Theorems of O. Heaviside, 603. See 529, 569
  • Journals. See Bearings
  • Jubilee Banquet, Institute of Refrigeration, 157
  • — Diamond, Woolwich Polytechnic, 359
  • — Exhibition, National Physical Laboratory’s, 16,128 ,, .
  • — Marconi International Marine Communication Co., Ltd., 322, 446
  • Junior Institution of Engineers, Annual Dinner, 507 ; Maudslay Commemorative Scholarship, 114. See LETTER, 217. Applications for, 539; Canet Lecture on Hydro- Electric Development, by G. Kennedy, 571
  • — Trench Excavators, 490*
  • Jupe, J. H., on Electronic Pressure-Measuring Instrument, 451*
  • KASZ, F., on Hot Rolling of Aluminium and Its Alloys, 437
  • Kaylor, H., on Experiments on Prestressed Concrete, 20
  • Keating, F. H., on Use of Mild Steel at Sub- Zero Temperatures, 73
  • Kelbus Hauling Tackle for Railway Breakdown Work, 282*
  • Kelly and Lewis, Ltd,, Fifty Years of Engineering (Review), 316
  • Kelvin, Bottomley and Baird, Ltd,, Transflux Magnetic Detector Element, 403
  • Kennedy, G., on Hydro-Electric Development, 571
  • Kerr, J,, Pumps for Royal Air Force Fire Floats, 334, 353
  • Kershaw, G. B., and Kaufmann, Prestressed- Concrete Bridge Over River Tame, 545*
  • Keyham, Royal Naval College, Internal- Combustion Engine Testing Plant, 279*
  • Kidde, W,, Co,, Ltd,, Fire Tender for Bristol Aeroplane Co., Ltd., 253*
  • Kilns, Timber-Seasoning, Aluminium Doors for (H. Lebus, Ltd.), 82*
  • Kinematograph. See Cinematograph
  • King, W. L., on Lightning Protection on South African Railways, 347
  • King’s Birthday Honours List, 657, 683
  • — College, London, Hopkinson Centenary
  • Lecture on Life and Work of J. Hopkinson, 34*, 62* ; Combustion in Internal-Combustion Engines, by Prof. J. J. Broeze, 434*, 464*, 616*, 646*. See Erratum, 700 ; Methods Used in Study of Internal- Combustion Engines, by W. P, Mansfield, 658*, 672*, 695*. See LETTER, 708
  • Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Model Tests of Thermal Expansion Effects in Composite Ships, 466
  • — Norton Factory of Triplex Safety Glass Co., Ltd., 292*
  • Kitchin, F. B., on Overhead Equipment Design for Electric Railways, 365*. See 347
  • Knock in Internal-Combustion Engines, 435*, 616*
  • Ko, Dr. T., on Grain-Boundary Phenomena in Severely-Heated Steel, 542
  • LABORATORY, Acoustics, Mobile, for Housing Tests, 76
  • — Aeronautical Research, Report on, by
  • Australian Supply and Development Department, 468
  • — Australian Standards, Physics Division of, Researches by, 304, 331
  • — British Leather Manufacturers’ Association, Opening of, 601
  • — Chemical, at Atomic Energy Research Establishment, 644*
  • — Fontenay, 220-kV Underground Cable for, 727
  • — Forest Products Research, Steam Bending of Timbers, 605
  • — Naval Architecture Research, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Model Tests of Thermal Expansion Effects in Composite Ships, 466
  • — Reconstructed, British Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association, 179*, 185
  • — Research, Bakelite Ltd., Birmingham, 733 of Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., 687*
  • — Road Research, War-Time Activity of. Report on, 44
  • — Safety Precautions, Specification, 210
  • — Scottish, British Cast Iron Research Association, Opening of, 544
  • — Technicians, Scheme of Training and Education, 666 I
  • — See also National Physical

Labour :

  • Apprentice Training. See Education
  • Employment in Engineering Industries, 6, 32, 59, 88, 117, 144, 172, 201, 232, 260, 288, 317
  • industrial Accidents. See Accidents
  • Labour and National Service, Ministry of. Report on Supply and Demand for Mechanical and Civil Engineers, 73. See LETTER, 158 ; Report on Electric Accidents and Their Causes, 1948, 156
  • — Notes, 22, 50, 78, 106, 134, 162, 190, 220, 250, 278, 306 (see 305), 334, 364, 394, 422, 452, 482, 512, 544, 576 (see LETTER, 684), 606, 634, 662, 688, 712, 736. See PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Wages in Engineering Industries, 6, 32, 59, 172, 201, 232, 260, 288, 317
  • “Lady Wright,” M.S., for Gambia Government, 611*
  • Laird Brothers, Birkenhead, Personnel in 1890, 605*. See LETTER, 685
  • Lake Nyasa, 500-ton Floating Dock for, 257* Lamb, J., on Burning of Boiler Fuels in Marine
  • Diesel Engines, 513*, 546*, 563, 577*
  • Lambeth, London, Rubberised-Asphalt Road Surfacing at, 469
  • Laminar Movement, Fluids in, Heat Transfer
  • Coefficient for, 541. See LETTER, 602 Lamont, P., on Rural Water Supplies, 639, 668 Lamps, Electric. See Electric
  • Lance, Oxygen, Use in Electric Alloy-Steel
  • Production, 660*
  • Land Reclamation and Coast Protection, (509 Law. r
  • Lawrence 733*
  • Lead and 467
  • — Alloys.
  • — Pelleting of Powder and Shot, 203*
  • — Pipes, Specification, 40
  • Leather, Electronic Area-Measuring Apparatus for (Londex, Ltd.), 255*
  • — Manufacturers’ Research Association, British, Opening of Laboratories of, 601
  • Leatherhead, 275-kV Experimental Overhead Lines Power Transmission, 235*
  • Lebus, Harris, Ltd., Aluminium Doors for Timber-Seasoning Kilns, 82*
  • Lee, D., Prestressing System for Concrete, 438*
  • Lee, Sir G., on Life of O. Heaviside, 603. See 529, 569
  • Lee-McCall System of Prestressed Concrete, 438*

Legal:

  • Amalgamated Relays, Ltd. v. Burnley Rating Authorities (1950), 570. See LETTERS, 658, 708
  • Burnley Rating Authorities v. Amalgamated Relays, Ltd. (1950), 570. See LETTERS, 658, 708
  • Coal Owners and Nationalisation, Decision on Price of Mining Timber, 601
  • Harlow v. Ministry of Transport, 629 Northern District Valuation Board v.
  • Priestman Collieries, Ltd., 601 Patent Law. See Patents Priestman Collieries, Ltd., v. Northern District Valuation Board, 601 Road Legislation, Effect on Traffic
  • Handling, 706 Transport, Ministry of, v. Harlow, 629 Water Supply Legislation, Rural Areas, 639, 668 See also PARAGRAPH INPEX
  • Legislation. See Legal; Patents Leibinger, G. E., on Electrical Insulation
  • Leicester,”’S.S., Shifting of Ballast in, 419, 448
  • Lemon Committee Report on Standardisation of Engineering Products, 7
  • le Rolland, M., Pendulum-Type Elastometer, 573
  • Letters to the Editor, 18, 46, 74,102,158, 216*, 246*, 360*, 478, 508, 541*, 571*, 602, 630, 658, 684, 708*, 731
  • Level Comparator, Electrical Head for, 395* Lewin, J. D., on Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236, 264
  • Leyland Motors, Ltd., “Olympic” Motor- Omnibus Chassis, with Under-Floor Engine, 94*, 532*
  • Libessart, M., Stroborama for High-Speed Cinematography, 188*
  • Library and Information Services of Australian Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, 376
  • — Special, and Information Bureau, Association of. SeeAslib
  • Li6ge School of Engineering Old Students’ Association, Centenary of, Proceedings, 96
  • Lifting Bridges. See Bridges
  • Light Alloys. See Alloys under Metallurgy
  • — Transmission Through Suspension of Powder in Fluids, 350*, 405*. Seo Erratum, 542
  • Lighting of Buildings and Discomfort Glare, 132
  • — Electric, Advances in. Modern Trends, 706 of Electric Railway Carriages, 390 Work of J. Hopkinson on, 34*, 62*
  • — Fluorescent, for London Transport Executive Railway Carriages, 253
  • — Set, 5-kW Automatic, Diesel-Driven (Newage (Manchester), Ltd.), 559*
  • — See also Lamps under Electric Lightning. See Electric Limestone Supplies in India, 311 Limit Gauges. See Gauges; Gauging Lindblad, Prof. A. F., on Experiments with
  • Models of High-Speed Ships, 388, 418 Liners. See Ships; Steamers; Motorships Ling, F. B., on Estimation of Dissolved Oxygen in De-Aerated Water, 553*
  • Linings for Irrigation Canals, Report on, j 529*, 613*, 693* '
  • Links and Strainers for Testing Aircraft Wing-Span Structure, 717*
  • Linkages, Toggle, Theory of, 216* Liquid Oxygen. See Oxygen
  • — Radioactive, Counter for Assaying, 633*
  • — Viscosity of. See Viscometer
  • Lister, R. A., and Co., Ltd., Wroughton Factory for Small Petrol Engines, 10*
  • Lister, R. A. (Marine Sales), Ltd., 10-kW Diesel-Driven Generating Set for 500-ton Floating Dock, 258*
  • Literature, 4, 31, 59, 87,114 (See LETTER, 217), 143, 172, 200, 230, 259, 287, 316, 343, 404, 433, 463, 498 (see LETTER, 602), 528, 555, 585, 619, 643, 671, 695, 719. See LITERATURE INDEX
  • Litigation. See Legal; Patents
  • Liverpool Observatory and Tidal Institute, Annual Report, 417
  • — Steam Ship Owners’ Association, Annual Report, 301
  • — Stree.t-Shenfteld Railway, Electrification of, 320, 327, 367*
  • Livesey and Henderson, 500-ton Floating Dock for Lake Nyasa, 257*
  • Ljungstrdm Steam Turbines, Stress Corrosion in, 141*, 169*, 217
  • Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Statistics of Ships Under Construction, 101, 507; Statistics of Vessels Lost, 129 ; Statistics of Vessels Launched, 277; Rules for Scantlings for Ships Carrying Petroleum in Bulk, 369; Agreement with Registro Italiano, 602
  • Loads, Euler Buckling, of Struts with Crossed Pins, 709*
  • Loader, “Hydrum,” for Motor Lorry (R. H. Corbett and Co., Ltd.), 710*
  • Loch Sloy Hydro-Electric Plant, Inauguration of, 273
  • Locks on Thames and Severn Canal, 110
  • Locomotive, 2-8-2 Type (Hunslet Engine Co., Ltd.), 219*
  • — 2-8-4 Type, with Cast-Steel Beds, 313*
  • — Derailed, Equipment for Dealing with, 280*. See Erratum, 399
  • — Diesel-Electric, on British Railways, History of, 348
  • Electric, Maintenance of, 391
  • Electric, and Electric, Mechanical Design of, 348, 423*
  • Mechanical, 500-b.h.p,, British Railways, 699*
  • Productivity Team’s Visit to United States, 17
  • Shunting (J. Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd.), 516*. See LETTER, 571
  • — Electric, on British Railways, 348
  • Direct-Current, Control and Auxiliary Equipment for, 349 1,360-h.p., for Manchester and Sheffield Railway, 207*
  • for Manchester-Sheffield Railway, Motors for, 665*
  • Mechanical Design of, 348, 423*
  • — Engineers, Institution of. Railway Breakdown and Re-Railing Equipment, by G. H. K. Lund ,280*. See Erratum, 399
  • — Gas Turbins for, 608
  • — Industry, Position and Prospects, 232
  • — Manufacturers’ Association of Great Britain,
  • Film of, 337
  • — Metre-Gauge Diesel-Electric, for Bolivian Railways (Sulzer Brothers, Ltd.), 352*
  • — 0-6-0 Type Pannier-Tank, for British Railways, 76*
  • — 4-6-2 Type Passenger (North British Locomotive Co., Ltd.), 104*
  • — Plate Frames, Repairing by Welding, 177*, 251*
  • — Shunting, 28-ton Diesel-Electric (Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd.), 167*
  • — Tank, 0-6-0, Pannier-Type for British Railways, 76*
  • 0-8-0, for Spain (North British Locomotive Co., Ltd.), 725*
  • — Traction, Resilient Gearwheel for, 460*
  • — See also Railways in PARAGRAPH INDEX Londex, Ltd., Electronic Area-Measuring
  • Apparatus for Leather, 255* ; Interlocking Relay, 524*
  • London Association of Engineers, Anniversary Festival, 539
  • — Electrified Railways of, 320, 347
  • — Fourth World Power Conference, Programme, 183
  • — to Holyhead Railway, Britannia Tubular Bridge, Centenary of, 301
  • — King’s College, Hopkinson Centenary Lecture on Life and Work of J. Hopkinson, 34*, 62* ; Combustion in Internal-
  • Combustion Engines, by Prof. J. J. Broeze, 434*, 464*, 616*, 646*. ^Q^Erratum, 700; Methods Used in Study of Internal-Combustion Engines, by W. P. Mansfield, 658*, 672*, 695*. See LETTER, 708
  • — Lambeth, Rubberised-Asphalt Road Surfacing at, 469
  • — Midland Region, British Railways, Research
  • Department, Fatigue Testing Machine for Rails, 585*
  • — Radio Components Exhibition, 447
  • Marine Associated Companies’ Conference, Proceedings, 322
  • — Transport Executive, London Travel Survey, 1949, 245 ; Conductor-Rail Gauging Trolley, 249 ; Railway Carriages, Fluorescent Lighting for, 253 ; Electric Railways of, 319, 347, 391; Experimental Meteorological Station, 465
  • — School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine,
  • Courses in Public Health Engineering, 599. See LETTERS, 658
  • — Underground Railways. See Underground and London Transport Executive
  • — University College, Combustion in Internal- Combustion Engines, by Prof. J. J. Broeze, 434*, 464*, 616*, 646*. See Erratum, 700; Report of College Committee, 707
  • Lorries. See Motor Vehicles; Tractors
  • “ Lost-Wax ” Process of Precision Casting, 45, 107*
  • Loubser, Dr. M. M., 2-8-4 Type Locomotives with Cast-Steel Beds, 313*
  • Lovesey, A. C., on Testing Aero Engines and Power Plants, 380
  • Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas, Brick-Lined Canals in, 616*
  • Lubricating Oil, Flow from Big-End Bearing, 247*, 291*
  • See also Oils, Lubrication of Marine Diesel Engines Burning Boiler Fuels, 546, 577
  • — Thin-Film and Piston-Ring, Researches in Australia , 303
  • Lucas, J. (Gas Turbine Equipment), Ltd., Combustion Chamber for 1,070-b.h.p. Industrial Gas Turbine, 85*
  • Lund, G. H. K., on Railway Breakdown and Re-Railing Equipment, 280*. See Erratum, 399
  • Luxram Electric Ltd., Coiling Machine for Tungsten Filaments, 227*
  • Lydall, F., on Tractive Resistance of Electric Trains, 321
  • Lyon, S. C., on Mechanical Design of Modern Light-Weight Motor and Trailer Railway Carriages, 349
  • MACADAM. See Roads and Tar Macadam Macdonald, F. A., and Partners, Design and Construction of Glasgow Waterworks, 370, 477
  • Machine Shops. See Works and Machine Tools
  • — Testing. See Testing Machine and Tests {Materials}

Machine Tools :

  • Bending Press for Plates, 8,000-ton (Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.), 344*
  • — Polls for Sections (F. J. Edwards, Ltd.), 591*
  • Broaching Machines, Horizontal, Tool Supports for (Lapointe Machine Tool Co., Ltd.), 254*
  • Chucks, Magnetic (J. Neill and Co. (Sheffield), Ltd.), 493
  • Coiling Machine for Tungsten Filaments (Luxram Electric Ltd.), 227*
  • Cutting Machine, Oxygen, Electronically- Controlled (Hancock and Co. (Engineers), Ltd.), 561*
  • Drills, Behaviour of, and Geometry of Quasi-Circular Shapes, 285*, 330*
  • Drilling Attachment, Deep-Hole, for Automatic Lathes (A. C. Wickman, Ltd.), 38*
  • — Equipment, Rock, for Underground Tunnels, 265
  • — Machine for Boiler-Tube Holes, Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd., 373*
  • Radial, Development in, 716*
  • — and Tapping Machine, -J-in. Meddings, Ltd.), 312*
  • Forming Machines for Plastic _ (T. J. and H. Daniels, Ltd.), 590*
  • Gear-Hobbing Machine Tables, Recording Errors in, 307*
  • Grinding Machine, Fine, “ Atomill ” (British Jeffrey-Diamond, Ltd.), 527*
  • -24 ft. by 4 ft. 6 in., for Turbine Rotor Shafts (Churchill Machine Tool Co., Ltd.), 11*
  • Hydraulic Press. See Press (below)
  • Lathe, Automatic, Deep-Hole Drilling Attachment for (A. C. Wickman, Ltd.), 38*
  • — Boring, with Optical Tool Setting (A. Herbert, Ltd.), 266*
  • — Glass-Working (Heathway Engineering Co., Ltd.), 21*
  • Limit Gauging. See Gauges; Gauging Machine-Shop Management. See Works Management
  • — Tools of Cambridge University Engineering Department, 669*
  • Development, 1925-50, 715*, 732 • Industry, Position and Prospects, 59 for Manufacture of High-Pressure Vessels for Chemical Industries, 149
  • Trades Association, Annual Luncheon, 329
  • Work, Tolerances in. See Gauging “ Nordberg-Buday ” Saw (J. Olding and Co., Ltd.), 686*
  • Planing Machine for Boiler-Drum Plates (Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.), 345*
  • Plate-Bending Press, 8,000-ton (Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.), 344*
  • —• Edge Planing Machine for Boiler-Drum Plates (Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.), 345* —Shearing Machine, Guillotine (F. J. Edwards, Ltd.), 591*
  • Pneumatic Drills. See Drills (above) Press, Extrusion, at Non-Ferrous Metal Shops Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd.,
  • Guard, Photo-Electric (Radiovisor Parent, Ltd.), 123*
  • — Hydraulic 500-ton (Fielding and Platt, Ltd.), 179*
  • -for Boiler Drumheads, Babcock <fe Wilcox, Ltd., 373* 200-ton Extrusion (Foster, Yates (fe Thom, Ltd.), 558
  • — Moulding, 40-ton Dual, “Coborn” (G. Cohen, Sons and Co., Ltd.), 590*
  • — Plate-Bending, 8,000-ton (Babcock <fe Wilcox, Ltd.), 344*
  • — Straightening, 100-ton (J. Mills and Co. (Llanidloes), Ltd.), 590*
  • — Strip-Feed, 25-ton Automatic (E. W. Bliss (England), Ltd.), 590*
  • — Tool Sets, Specification, 384 :
  • Reamers, Behaviour of, and Geometry of Quasi-Circular Shapes, 285*, 330*
  • Rolls, Section-Bending (F. J. Edwards, Ltd.), 591*
  • Saw,^Circular, for Plastics (Funditor, Ltd.),
  • — “ Nordberg-Buday ” (J. Olding <fe Co., Ltd.), 686*
  • Shearing Machine, Guillotine (F. J. Edwards, Ltd.), 591*
  • Slitting Machine, Gang (Weybridge Jig and Tool Co., Ltd.), 590*
  • Slotting Machine, Light-Duty (Midglev and Sutcliffe, Ltd.), 427*
  • Tapping and Drilling Machine, i-in. (W J Meddings, Ltd.), 312*
  • Tool Supports for Horizontal Broaching Machines (Lapointe Machine Tool Co. Ltd.), 254*
  • Woodworking Machinery, Saw, “Nordberg-Buday ” (J. Olding and Co., Ltd.), 686*
  • See also PARAGRAPH INDEX Machine Work. See Machine Tools Macimmara, A. W., Ltd., Wire- and Strip-
  • Forming Machines, 557* ; Chain-Making Machine, 557*
  • Mac. See also Me
  • Magic of a Name (Review), 328
  • Magnel, Prof. G., Continuous Prestressed Concrete Road Bridge, Namur, 224*
  • — Blaton System of Prestressing Concrete, 54* Magnesium Alloys. See Alloys under Metallurgy
  • Magnesium, Hot Working of, 437
  • Magnets, Permanent (Permanent Magnet Association, Sheffield), 572
  • Magnetic Chucks (J. Neill and Co. (Sheffield), Ltd.), 493
  • — Detector Element, Transflux (Kelvin, Bottomley and Baird, Ltd.), 403
  • — Drag Controlled-Slip Coupling, Applications of (Heenan and Froude, Ltd.), 461*
  • — Separator, Submerged Belt-Type (Rapid Magnetting Machine Co., Ltd.), 559*
  • — Units, M.K.S. System, Memorandum on, 472 Magnetism and Electricity (Review), 463
  • — Work of J. Hopkinson on, 62
  • Mail Service, Overseas, Considerations in Operation of, 134*, 163*, 194*. See 99, 101
  • Mains, Electric. See Cables under Electric.
  • — Water, for Glasgow Corporation, 370, 477 for Rural Water Supplies, 639, 668 Malheur Canal, Oregon, Asphalt Lining for 613*
  • Man-Power, Technical in India, Training of, 394 Manadon Royal Naval Engineering College, Development at, 279*
  • Management of Works. See Works Management
  • Manchester Furnaces, Ltd., Tool-Hardening Gas-Fired Furnaces, 591
  • — Joint Research Council, Annual Report, 274
  • — Municipal College of Technology Scholarships and Exhibitions, 410 ; Course on Metrology, 634
  • — Occupation Bridge, Reconstruction of, 469
  • — Sheffield-Wath Railway Electrification, 205*, 327, 367 ; Motors for Electric Locomotive, 665*
  • Manning, W. R. D., on Design of Cylinders by Autofrettage, 479*, 509*, 562*
  • Mansfield, W. P., on Methods Used in Study of Internal-Combustion Engines, 658*, 672*, 695*. See LETTER, 708
  • Manufacture, Scientific Methods in. See Works Mccnagement
  • Manufacturers of Petroleum Equipment, British Council of, on Corrosion in Oil Industry, 45
  • Maps, Relief, Pantograph for (P. Richarme), 188*
  • Marchant, Prof. E. W., Election to Honorary Membership of Institution of Electrical Engineers, 74
  • Marconi Instruments, Generator, 378* ; 378*
  • Marconi International Co., Ltd., Jubilee of, 322, 446
  • Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd., Training in Radio Engineering, 103 ; Direction- Finder for Aircraft, 521
  • Margam, Abbey Works, Ultrasonic Testing of Welds at, 264*
  • Marine Auxiliary Machinery, M.S. “ Bloemfontein Castle,” 381*
  • Machinery, Developments in, 458
  • Machinery, S.S. ” Empire Orwell,” 123* Machinery, S.S. ” Eva Peron,” 534
  • Machinery, M.S. ” Grena,” 635
  • Machinery, M.S. “ Lady Wright,” 611 Machinery in Overseas Mail Services, Considerations in Operation of, 163
  • — Boilers. See Boilers
  • — Engines. See Ertgines ; Turbines; Marine Propulsion
  • — Engineers, Evolution of their Conditions and Activities in Past 40 Years, 99,195
  • Institute of, Annual Dinner, 301 ; Annual Report, 417 ; Joint Meeting with Institution of Naval Architects,ParsonsLecture on Progress in Marine Propulsion (1910-1950), by K. C. Barnaby, 426, 457, 484*, 518*. See 357, 362 ; Burning of Boiler Fuels in Marine Diesel Engines, by J. Lamb, 513*, 546*, 563, 577*
  • — Engineering Industry, Position and Prospects, 172
  • — Propulsion, 660-h.p. Crossley Diesel Engines, M.S. ” Lady Wright,” 611 310-h.p. Diesel-Electric Plant for Motor Ferry “ Electric Star,” 339* 31-b.h.p. Diesel Engine (D. Brown Tractors, Ltd.), 565* 4,000-i.h.p. Diesel Engine, M.S. “Auricula.” Use of Boiler Fuel in, 250
  • Diesel Engines for Royal Air Force Fire Floats, 334*, 353* 5,500-b.h.p. Doxford Diesel Engine, M.S. “ Grena,” 635* 7,500-b.h.p. Eccentric-Type Opposed- Piston Diesel Engine (Harland and Wolff, Ltd.), 641* 8-h.p. Engine for Fulton’s First Steamboat, 229* 3,500-s.h.p. Gas Turbine, Pametrada Research Station, 676* 11,000-s.h.p. Geared Turbines, S.S. “ Empire Orwell,” 122* 14,500-s.h.p. Geared Turbines, S.S. “ Eva Peron,” 533 13,000-s.h.p. Geared Turbines, Oil Tanker “ Velutina,” 429
  • Harland-B. and W. Diesel Engines, M.S. “Bloemfontein Castle,” 381*
  • by Jet Engines, 158 32-b.h.p. Petrol-Paraffin Marine Engine (D. Brown Tractors, Ltd.), 565
  • Progress in (1910-1950), 357, 362, 426, 457,484*, 518*
  • Types of Machinery, Lloyd’s Statistics, 277
  • Types of Machinery for Overseas Mail Services, 134*, 163*, 194*
  • Turbine-Testing Plant at Pametrada Research Station, 621*, 649*, 676*
  • See also Engines; Turbines; Propellers ;
  • Ship Besistance; and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • —Turbines. See Turbines, Steam; Marine Propulsion
  • Maritime History of Russia (Review), 433 Markets. See Trade and PARAGRAPH INDEX Marking Machine, Sand-Jet (Funditor, Ltd.), 524*
  • Martin, G. L., Co., Martin “ XB. 51 ” Bombing j Aeroplane, 19 I
  • Masonry Dams, Stresses in, Researches on, 23* I
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Supersonic Wind Tunnel at, 34*
  • Massey, H. F., the Late, 602
  • Massue, Dr. H., on Water Power in Canada, 684 Materials, Engineering (Review), 114
  • Chemical Constitution and Properties of (Review), 463
  • — Granular, Pelleting of, 175*, 203*
  • — Handling Productivity Team, Report of, 627
  • — Sound-Absorbing (Review), 288
  • — Strength of. See Stress and Tests {Materials'} Mathematical Work of O. Heaviside, 529, 569, 603
  • Mathematics, Applied, for Engineers and Scientists (Review), 172
  • — Bessel Functions, Tables of (Review), 671
  • — Equations, Engineering, Solution of, 5*. See LETTERS, 102, 216, 246
  • — Tensor Calculus, Elements of (Review), 555 Mathias, E. V., on Use of Mild Steel at Sub- Zero Temperatures, 73
  • Maudslay H., 1771-1831, and Maudslay, Sons (fe Field, Ltd. (Review), 114. See LETTER, 217
  • — Commemorative Scholarship, 114. See LETTER, 217. Applications for, 539
  • — Society, Annual Meeting, 571
  • Mavor and Coulson, Ltd., Conveyor System for Tra^porting Overburden from Chalk Pits,
  • “ Maxwell ” Speed Indicator, 27*
  • May, D. H., on Magnel-Blaton System for Prestressing Concrete, 54*
  • — Lecture on Industrial Gas Turbines, bv Dr H.R. Cox, 578*, 607*. See 539
  • McCall Co. (Sheffield), Ltd., Lee-McCall System of Prestressed Concrete, 438*
  • McCance, Sir A., on Gases and Steel, 737* McKenna, D., on Running Attention to Electric Rolling Stock, 391
  • McLaren, J, and H., Ltd., Petter-Fielding 16- b.h.p. Single-Cylinder Diesel Engine, 592* McLeod, R. J., the Late, 19
  • McPheat, J., on Estimation of Dissolved Oxygen in De-Aerated Water, 553*
  • Me. See also Mac
  • Meadows, H., Ltd., 180-b.h.p. Six-Cylinder Diesel Oil Engine, 592
  • Measuring Mechanical Quantities, Electrical
  • Methods of, 483*
  • — and Weiglwng Devices, American, Specifications, Tolerances and Regulations for (Review), 316
  • Mechanical Engineers, Institution of :
  • Some Factors in Use of High-Temperatures in Gas Turbines, bv Dr. T W F Brown, 129
  • Gray Lecture on Considerations in Operation of Overseas Mail Service, bv J
  • Gray, 134*, 163*, 194*. See 99, 101 ’
  • Awards of Medals and Prizes 157 215
  • Nomination of Officers, 215 ’
  • Simplification Creates New Problems for
  • (xear-Tooth Stresses at High Speeds bv y* Tuplin, 310.* See 301
  • Effect of Tapered Treads on Motion of Overhead Travelling Cranes, by E L Diamond and A. M. Frankau, 477
  • Summer Meeting, Birmingham :
  • Inaugural Proceedings, 707, 732
  • Mechanical Engineering in the Midlands 1925-1950, by F. V. Everard, 713^’ See 707, 732
  • Report of Discussions. 732
  • Institution Dinner, 732
  • Visits to Works, 732 I
  • Joint Meeting ivith Institution of Blectrical Engineers:
  • Application of Gas-Turbine Techniques to Steam Power, by J. F. Field, 246 Automobile Division:
  • Summer Meeting, Birmingham :
  • Automobile Test Rigs, by L. H. Dawtrev 707, 732 ‘ ’
  • Applied Mechanics Group:
  • Use of Mild Steel for Service at Sub-Zero Temperatures, by F. H. Keating and E. V. Mathias, 73
  • Relations Between Roll-Force, Torque and Applied Tension in Strip-Rolling by Dr. R. Hill, 507 '
  • Theoretical Investigation of Roll Flattening, by D. R. Bland, 507
  • Hydraulics Group:
  • Friction of Flexible Packings, bv D F Denny, 273
  • Recent Developments of Mechanism of Hydraulic Variable-Pitch Aircraft Propellers, by H. L. Milner, 447 Industrial Administration and Engineering Production Group:
  • “ Lost-Wax ” Process of Precision Casting by J. S. Turnbull, 107.* See 45 ’
  • High-Pressure Vessels for Oil-Refining and Chemical Industries, by H. B Fergusson, 149
  • Steam Group:
  • Gas Cooling and Humidification ; Design of Packed Towers from SmaU-Scale Tests, by W. F. Carey and G J Williamson, 388
  • Contribution to Theory of Natural- Draught Cooling Towers, by B. Woods and P. Betts, 388
  • Mechanical Engineers, Supply and Demand i Report on, 73. See LETTER, 158 ’
  • — Engineering in Midlands, 1925-50, 707, 713*, i 732
  • — Handling Exhibition and Convention Olympia, 656, 685*, 709*. ’
  • — Quantities, Measuring, Electrical Methods of 483* ’
  • — Stoker. See Stoker
  • Mechanics, Fluid, Applied (Review), 143
  • — Sml, Investigations by Building Research
  • Board, 358
  • Medd, R. T., on Assessment of Rates on Profits Basis, 658. See 570. See LETTER, 708
  • Meddings, W. J., Ltd., J-in. Drilling and Tapping Machine, 312*
  • Melbourne Electrified Kailwayw, Overhead Equipment for, 347
  • Meldahl, Prof. A., on Heat Transfer Coefficient for Fluids in Laminar Movement, 541. See LETTER, 602
  • Melting and Casting of Non-Ferrous Metal Ingots (Review), 463
  • Mcnai Straits, Britannia Tubular Bridge over, Centenary of, 301
  • Menzies-Wilson, J. R., on Production of Iron Ore, 479
  • Mercantile Marine, British, Position of, 243
  • Merchant Ships. See Ships ; Steamers ; Motorships
  • — Shipbuilding. See Shipbuildiny Mercury-Arc Rectifiers for Electrified Railways, 320, 347
  • Rectifiers, Single-Anode Development of, 649
  • Rectifier, 3,000-volt, for South African Railways, 347, 396*, 427
  • — Steam Power Plant, 40,000-kW, Ports
  • mouth, United States, 410
  • Merritt, Dr. H. E., on Simplification Creates New Problems for Top-Management, 222. See 213, 215 ; on Orthographic Projection, 630. See 521*. Sec LETTER, 708
  • Merry weather and Sons, Ltd., 120-ft. Portable Telescoinc Steel Tower, 262*
  • Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, Radio- Telephone System, 657
  • Merz and McLellan, Newbiggin Measured Mile, 147* ; Cliff Quay Power Station, 674* Metals and Alloys, Creep of (Review), 343
  • — Anti-Friction. See Alloys under yietallurgy
  • — Corrosion of. See Corrosion
  • — Deformation and (’reep in, 499
  • — Fatigue of. See Fatigue under Tests {Materials}
  • — Industry, Light, Technological and Economic Deveioinnents in (Review), 31

Metals, Institute of :

  • May Lecture, on Industrial Gas I’urblnes, by Dr. H. R. Cox, 578*, 607*. See 539 Annual General Meeting:
  • Programme, 207
  • Report of Council, 362 Honorary Treasurer’s Report, 362 Election of Officers, 362
  • Awards and Announcements, 362 Presidential Address by H. S. Tasker on Work of Institute of Metals, 362 Presentation of Platinum Medal to Prof. A. Portevin, 389
  • Reports of Discussions, 389, 436, 467, 498 Modern Billet Casting with Special Reference to Solidification Process, by Dr. E. Scheuer, 389
  • Grain Refinement of Aluminium and Its Alloys by Small Additions of Other Elements, by Mrs. M. D. Eborall, 390, 436
  • Mechanism of Grain Refinement of Sand Castings in Aluminium Alloys, by A. Cibula, 390, 436
  • Effect of Grain Size on Tensile Properties of High-Strength Cast Aluminium Alloys, by A. Cibula and R. W. Ruddle, 390, 436
  • Application of X-Ray Methods to Determination of Pha«e Boundaries In Metallurgical Equilibrium Diagrams, by Prof. E. A. Owen and D. P. Morris, 498
  • Mechanism of Deformation in Metals with Special Reference to Creep, by Prof. W. A. Wood and W. A, Rachinger, 499 Recrystallisation of Single Crystals after Plastic Bending, by R. W. Cahn, 499
  • Paper for Written Discussion :
  • Some Aspects of Production and Heat- Treatment of Electrolytic Copper Powder, by H. J. V. Tyrrell, 51*
  • Symposium on Metallurgical Aspects of Hot- Working of Non-Ferrous Metals and Alloys:
  • Hot Rolling of Aluminium and Its Alloys, by F. Kasz and Major P. C. Varley. 437
  • Extrusion of Aluminium Alloys, by C. Smith, 437
  • Hot Forging and Hot Stamping of Aluminium and Its Alloys, by F. E. Stockeld, 437
  • Hot Working of Magnesium and Its Alloys, by R. G. Wilkinson and Dr. F. A. Fox, 437
  • Hot Working of Copper and Copper Alloys, by Dr. M. Cook and E. Davis, 467
  • Hot Working of Tin Bronzes, by D. W. D. Showell, 467
  • Hot Working of Lead and Lead-Rich Alloys, by L. H. Back, 467
  • Rolling of Zinc and Zinc-Rich Alloys, by C. W. Roberts and B. Walters, 467 Autumn Meeting, Paris, 1949 :
  • Some Technical Problems Influencing Production Economy in Rolling of Aluminium, by W. J. Thomas and W. A. Fowler, 26, 36, 64
  • Metals, Light, Technology of (Review), 404
  • — Non-Ferrous, Hot Working of, Symposium on, 436, 467
  • Ferrous, Melting and Casting of Ingots for Working (Review^), 463
  • Ferrous, Research Association, British, Reconstructed Laboratories of, 179*, 185
  • — Physics, Progress in (Review), 528
  • — Structure of. See Microphotographs
  • — Weld, Electronic Control of Deposition of (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.). 522
  • — Welding. See Welding
  • — Working Laboratory of British Non-Ferrous
  • Metals Research Association, 179*, 185
  • — See also Metallurgy; Microphotographs Metallography. See Metallurgy; Microphotographs
  • Metallurgists, Humanities in Training of, 363
  • — Institution of, Annual General Meeting, 707
  • Metallurgy :
  • Alloy, Aluminium, Defects in Rolled Strip, Causes and Cures, 26, 36, 64
  • for Dumb Barge, 653 Extrusion of, 437 Grain Refinement in, 390, 436 Hot Forging and Hot Stamping of, 437
  • Ingots and Castings, Specification, 68 Production Economy in Rolling of, 26,36,64
  • Use in Road Vehicles, Symposium on, 228
  • Specification on Anodic Oxidation Finishes, 472
  • — Copper Hot Working of, 467 See also Bronze; etc.
  • — Creep-Resistant, and Metallic Creep (Review), 343
  • — Iron, Microstnicture of. Influence of Certain Elements on, 573
  • — Lead, Hot Working of, 467 — Light, Use in Civil Engineering, 477 Continuous Process for, 389 for Ship Superstructures, Effects of Painting of, 466
  • Technological and Economic Developments (Review), 31
  • Technology of (Review), 404 — Magnesium, Hot Working of, 437
  • — and Metals, Creep of (Review), 343 — Nickel, Solid-Drawn Tubes, Specification, 240
  • — Non-Ferrous, Hot Working of, Symposium on, 436, 467
  • — for Plain Bearings, 9, 55
  • — Tin-Bronze, Hot Working of, 467
  • — Zinc, Rolling Problems, 467 Blast Furnaces. See Furnaces Bronze. See Bronze Cast Iron. See Cast Iron Corrosion of Metals. See Corrosion Equilibrium Diagrams, X-Ray Methods for Determination, 498
  • Foundry. See Foundry; Moulding Furnaces, Electric. See Furnaces — Metallurgical. See Furnaces Heat Treatment of Blade Rings for Radial- Flow Steam Turbines, 217
  • of Electrolytic Copper Powder, 51* of Welded High-Pressure Vessels for Chemical Industries, 149
  • of Large Steel Forgings, 338 of Rolled Aluminium, Problems, 64 Iron Manufacture. See Fzirnaces, Blast — Ore. See Ore
  • Metals, Tests of. See Tests {Materials} Metallurgical Division of National Physical Laboratory, Vacuum Valve Applied to Electric Furnace, 132*
  • — Laboratory of British Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association, 179*
  • — Researches in Australia, 304 Metallurgy of Cast Iron, Modern Trends, 136*, 166*
  • — Universal Decimal Classification for, Standard Publication, 68
  • Pyrometers. See Pyrometers Refractories. See Refractory Materials Rolling Mills. See Rolling Mills Slag, Basic-Steel, as Fertiliser, Work of S. G. Thomas on, 421, 500
  • Steel Furnaces. See Furnaces
  • — Manufacture, Inception of Thomas-Gilchrist Basic Process, 420*, 550
  • — Production, 1870-1946, 420. See 550 Effect on European Recovery, 681 Welding. See Welding X-Ray Methods for Establishing Equilibrium Diagrams, 498
  • See also Iron and Steel Institute; Metils, Institute of; Microphotographs; Foundry; and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Meteorite ” 250-b.h.p. Diesel Engine for Heavy Tractor, 341*, 392*
  • Meteorological Station, Experimental, London Transport Executive, 465
  • — Society, Royal, Centenary of, 388
  • Meter, Fuel Flow, “ Bicera,” for Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 659*. See LETTER, 708
  • — Seepage, for Irrigation Canals, 529
  • — See also Electric
  • Methane Explosions. See Accidents Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer British Studios, Ltd., Electrical Equipment at Boreham Wood Film Studios, 623*
  • Metrology, Engineering, Manchester Municipal College of Technology, Course on, 634 Metropolitan-Cammell-Weymann Motor Bodies Ltd., “Olympic” Motor Omnibus, with Under-Floor Engine, 94*
  • Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd., 1,750-kW Natural-Gas Turbo-Alternator, 132 ; Electrical Equipment for 1,360-h.p. Electric Locomotive, 207*; Electrical Equipment for Aluminium Rolling Mill, 221* ; 310-b.h.p. Diesel-Electric Propelling Unit for Motor Ferry, 339* ; Electrostatic Clutch, 401; Continuously-Evacuated Cathode-Ray Oscillograph, 401 ; 300-kVA Single-Phase Spot Welder, 459* ; SinglePhase Meter-Testing Equipment, 522*; Electronic Control of Deposition of Weld Metal, 522 ; Industrial Gas Turbines, 539, 579*, 607*; Jubilee Volume (Review), 644 ; 45-MW Turbo-Generator, 674*
  • — See also London
  • Meuse, River, Belgium, Continuous Prestressed Concrete Bridge Over, 224*
  • Meysey-Thompson, A. H., the Late, 158 Michell Thrust Block, Introduction of, 457 Micro-Manipulators (Etablissements Beaudouin), 187*
  • Microphotographs, Cast Iron, 136*, 166*
  • — Cracks in Blade Rings of Radial-Flow Steam Turbines, 141*, 169*, 217
  • — Electrolytic Copper Powder, 51* Microscopes, Unifled-Thread Form Diagrams and Graticules for, 582*
  • Microscopical Examination of Overheated and Burnt Steel, 542
  • Microscopical versus X-Ray Methods for
  • Metallurgical Equilibrium Diagrams, 498 Microstructure of Metals. See Microphoto- Midgley^and Sutcliffe, Ltd., Light-Duty Slotting
  • Machine, 427* . , .f.
  • Midlands, Mechanical Engineering in, 1925-50, “Mighty Ant’ar” 250-h.h.p. Tractors, 341*, 392* 408*
  • Mile, Measured, Newbiggin, Northumberland, 147*
  • Military Aeronautics. See AeronuMtics
  • — Motor Transport. Motor Vehicles
  • Qfpatpcv Future, Kfifect of Science on, 215 Min FS Spmlrs, Ltd., Newcastle-upon-Tyne 29*
  • Rolling. See Rolling Mills „ Millar’s kchinery Co., Ltd.,
  • Diesel-Driven Concrete Mixer, 594 , 4-in.
  • Diaphragm Fetrol-Driven Pump, 594
  • “ Mlllerators " Separators
  • Milling Machinery, Flour, 29 , 57 , 91 , lirf Millington G., on Solution of Engineering Ktlons: 216. See 5*. See LETTERS,
  • MlUs^’j.? and Co. (Llanidloes), Ltd., 100-ton Straightening Press, 590* v, vi.
  • Milner, L., on Hydraulic Variable-Pitch Aircraft Propeller, 447
  • Mines, Coal. See CoZitenM
  • Electrical Inspector s Heport for 1648, 628
  • — Gold, El Sid, Egypt, Electrically-Operated Gold Cyanidation Plant, 649
  • — Report of Chief Inspector for 1948, 506
  • — Winding. See Windi'ng
  • — Wire Ropes in. Conference on, 18
  • — See also Cool; Collieries; Hpning; Ores, Winding; and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Mineral Oils. See Oils i. , QQ.>
  • — Resources of Australia, R^earches o >
  • _ See also Coal; Mining; Ores, and PARA- “ MinUfft ” 15-cwt. Holst (Didsbury Engineer- Mining^ andUng Operations in. Ground Vibra- _Eng?neem“insUtution of. Animal Report 129; Summer Meeting, Cardiff, Annual MMhLery Industry, Position and Prospects, 117
  • — See also PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Ministry of Health. See Health
  • of Labour and National Service. See under Labour
  • — of Supply. See Supply
  • — of Transport. See Trar^port i i K?
  • Minworth Sewage '^Vorks Operations at 157 Mirrlees Bickerton and Bay, Ltd., Prototype 16-Cyllnder Turbo-Charged Dlesd Engine 151* ; 420-b.h.p. Six-Cylinder Diesel Oil
  • MlssUsagf'RWer, Tunnel Site Hydro-Electric Power Station, 730
  • Mitchell J., Presentation of Bessemer Medal to, 479’; on Centenary of Sidney Gilchrist Mitchdl’"w ’ RM on'’solution of Engineering Equations, 5*. See LETTERS, 102, 216, Mlxing^and Drying Plant, Tar-Macadam. See Tar-Macadam rhinos Concrete. See
  • Transportable (Foster, Yates and Thom, T td 1 559*
  • MRS System of Electrical and Magnetic Units, Memorandum on, 472 „ „ ?
  • Mobile Fuel-Testing Units, Ministry of Fuel and Power, 111 .
  • ATnrlpl Anchors, Experiments with, 44« of Ash and Dust-Handling Plant (Babcock and
  • Qf 540,00’o-lb. Boiler (International Combustion,’Ltd.), 556* Kai
  • of British Experimental Atomic Pile, 541 Experiments. See also Aeronautics; Ship Resistance; Tank Experiments 630 708
  • Packing of Scrubbing Tower of Delanlum ~ Carbon (Powell Diiffryn Products, Ltd.), 371*
  • — Steelworks Plant, Royal Scottish Museum, 622*
  • Moment Distribution, Structural Analysis by Mond^Nlckel’ Fellowships, 1950, Applications for 249
  • Monitor, Automatic, for Broadcasting, 45
  • — Radiation (E. K. Cole, Ltd.), 401
  • for Royal Air Force Fire Floats (Pyrene Co. Ltd.), 334*, 353*
  • Monitoring Instruments for Atomic Research, 631* 644*
  • Monometer Manufacturing Co., Ltd., l.OOWb. Gas-Fired Tilting Melting Furnace, 560* Moore, J. T., on Modern Turbo-Generating Plant, 706
  • Mooring, Ship, Improvements in Anchors. 449 Morgan Crucible Co., Ltd., Morganite Self- Lubricating Bearing, 559
  • Morgan, G., and Partners Electrical Equipment of Boreham Wood Film Studios, 623* “Morganite*’ Self-Lubricating Bearing, 559 Morris, D. P., on X-Ray Methods for Metallurgical Equilibrium Diagrams, 498
  • Morris, G., on Ground Vibrations from Blasting Operations, 430*
  • Morris, J., and Co. (Gosport), Ltd., Passenger M.S. “ Lady Wright,” 611* .
  • Morrogh H., on Modern Metallurgy of Cast Iron, 136*, 166*
  • Mortar, Portland Cement, for Linings of Irrigation Canals, 531* , . i
  • Mosaic Wall Diagrams for Electrical Networks (Automatic Telephone and Electric Co., Ltd ) 724*
  • Moss, W.’, and Sons, Ltd., Telescopic Working Platform, 111* . ,
  • Motor Boat, Bombing-Target Launch with Radio Control, 701*
  • Motor Boat, Fire-Fighting Motor Launches for
  • Royal Air Force (Vosper, Ltd.), 333*,353*
  • — Car, Use of Aluminium in, Symposium, 228

Motor Car Details :

  • Axles, Rear, for Motor Vehicles, Magnetic- Drag Controlled-Slip Coupling for Testing, 462*
  • Brake, Farkas Hydro-Mechanical, 187* Chassis, Passenger-Transport, with Under-Floor Diesel Engine (A.E.C., Ltd.), 1* Transport, with Under-Floor Engine (Leyland Motors, Ltd.), 94*, 532*
  • Engines. See Engines, Petrol Motor-Car Engines. See Engines, Petrol Engineers. See Mechanical Engineers,
  • Institution of, Automobile Division Gas Turbine for, 608 Gas-Turbine Driven, First (Rover Co., Ltd.), 305*
  • Industry, Position and Prospects, 144 Industry, Report on (Review), 388 Military. See Motor Vehicles
  • Radio Transmitter-Receiver for (Plessey Co., Ltd.), 8*
  • Test Rigs for, 707, 732
  • See also Motor Vehicles; Motor Cycles ; and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • — Carriages, Railway. See Carriages
  • — Cycle, Rubber Suspension for (Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.), 340*
  • — Electric, 1,500-h.p. for Aluminium Rolling
  • Mill (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 221*
  • Drip-Proof, Down-Draught (Brook Motors, Ltd.), 527*
  • Flame-Proof (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 525*
  • Fractional Horse-Power (Hoover, Ltd.), 372*
  • Generators and Electrical Apparatus (Review), 463 1-h.p. Low-Speed (British Thomson- Houston Co., Ltd.), 525* 370-s.h.p. Propulsion, for Diesel-Electric Ferry “ Electric Star,” 339* 6/12-h.p. Spinning Frame (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 525*
  • Starter for (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 525*
  • Traction, Developments in, 391, 663*
  • — Generators, 750-h.p., Boreham Wood Film Studios, 623*
  • Set for Aluminium Rolling Mill (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 221*
  • — Internal-Combustion. See Aeronautics;
  • Engines; Motor Cars ; Motor Boats; Tractors
  • — Launches. See Motor Boats
  • — Lorries. See Motor Vehicles
  • — Manufacturers and Traders, Society of,
  • Statement on Wheeled Vehicles for Forces, 139
  • — Marine. See Engines; Marine Propulsion ; Motor ships
  • — Omnibus Chassis with Under-Floor Engine
  • (Leyland Motors, Ltd.), 94*, 532*
  • Development, 1925-50, 715 Limit of Length of, 186 “ Olympic,” with Under-Floor Engine (Leyland Motors, Ltd.), 94*. See 532*
  • with Under-Floor Engine (A.E.C., Ltd.), 1*
  • — Paraffin. See Engines, Oil
  • — Petrol. See Aeronautics; Engines, Petrol; Motor Boats ; Motor Cars ; Tractors
  • — Road Rollers. See Road Rollers
  • — Tractors. See Tractors
  • — Traffic, Effect of Class of Road on Accident
  • Rate, 214
  • — Truck, Electric Fork-Lift, Pedestrian-Operated (L. Bagnall, Ltd.), 685*
  • See also Truck
  • — Vehicles, Use of Aluminium in, Symposium on, 228
  • Development, 1925-50, 715, 732
  • for Forces, Ministry of Supply’s Statement on,139
  • “ Hydrum ” Loader for Motor Lorry (R. H. Corbett and Co., Ltd.), 710*
  • Industry, Position and Prospects, 144 Industry, Report on (Review), 388
  • — Wagons. See Motor Vehicles; Tractors Motorship ‘‘ Auricula,” Burning of Boiler Fuels in Diesel Engines of, 250, 513*, 546*
  • — ” Bloemfontein Castle,” Union-Castle Motor Liner, 381*
  • — Development of, 1910-1950, 426, 457, 484*, 519
  • — Ferry “Electric Star,” 310-h.p. Diesel-Electric Propelling Unit for, 339*
  • — Under Construction, Lloyd’s Statistics, 101, 507
  • — “ Lady Wright,” for Gambia Government, 611*
  • — Launched in 1949, Lloyd’s Statistics, 277
  • — Launches and Trial Trips, 22, 40, 76, 106 (see LETTER, 158), 133,162,190, 220, 240, 278, 296, 367, 400, 460, 488, 520, 552, 612, 640, 662, 679, 740
  • — Lost, Lloyd’s Statistics, 129
  • — Oil-Tank, Under Construction, Lloyd’s Statistics, 101, 507
  • Tank, Launched in 1949, Lloyd’s Statistics, 277
  • Tank, Lloyd’s Register Revised Rules for, 389
  • Tank, Single-Screw, “ Grena,” 635* Tank. See also Oil Tankers
  • — for Overseas Mail Service, Considerations in Operation of, 134*, 163*, 194*
  • — See also Marine Propulsion
  • Mott, Hay and Anderson, River Tyne Pedestrian and Cyclist Tunnels, 215
  • Mouchel, L. G., and Partners, Prestressed- Concrete Bridge Over River Tame, 545*
  • Moulds for “Lost-Wax” Process of Precision Casting, 45, 107*
  • — for Pelleting of Granular Materials, 176 Moulding Plant, Beevor Iron Foundry, Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd., 66*
  • — See also Foundry
  • Mounting, Hydraulically-Clamped, for Bench Use (S. Franklin, Ltd.), 56*
  • Mowat, J. M., on Steels for Specialised Application, 338
  • Mowinckel’s, J. L., Rederi, Oil Tanker “Grena,” 635*
  • M.Sc. Degree, Requirements for, 584 Muirhead and Co., Ltd., Pametrada Wave
  • Analyser, 377* ; Exhibition of Facsimile Communication Equipment, 439
  • Mallard Electronic Products, Ltd., 1-kW Low- Frequency Magneto-Striction Generator, 84* ; Glass-Working Machines for Television Cathode-Ray Tubes, 441* ; Conductance Bridge for Chemical AVork, 487*
  • Mulliner, H. J., and Co., Ltd., “ Preperite ” Rust- Removing Material, 294
  • Multitubular Boilers. See Boilers
  • Murray, G. L., on Orthographic Projector, 708. See 521*. See LETTER, 630
  • — Orthographic-Projection Model (A. West and Partners, Ltd.), 521*, 556. See LETTERS, 630, 708
  • Museum, Royal Scottish, Edinburgh, Exhibits in Hall of Metallurgy, 622*
  • — Science, South Kensington, Exhibition of French Scientific Instruments, 159. 186*. See Addendum, 227 ; Model of R. Fulton’s First Steamboat, 229*; *' Science of Weather” Exhibition, 388; Re-Opening of National Aeronautical Collection, 731
  • Mushet, D. and R. F., Metallurgical Work of. 18. See LETTER, 46
  • NAMUR, Continuous Prestressed Concrete Bridge at, 224*
  • — Road Bridge, Prestressed Concrete for, 55* Nash, G. H., the Late, 418
  • National College of Horology and Instrument Technology, Course at, 584
  • — Economics During 1949, Government Report on, 45
  • — Physical Laboratory, Jubilee and Exhibition, 16, 128 ; Investigations on Sound- Insulation of Buildings, 76; Large Vacuum Valve Applied to Electric Furnace, by W. F. Atkins and G. C. H. Jenkins, 132* ; Internal-Stress Measurements on Blade Rings of Radial-Flow Steam Turbines, 171*, 217; Recording Errors in Gear- Hobbing Machine Tables, by C. Timms, 307* ; Hand-Operated Multi-Speed Gearbox, by W. F. Atkins, 368* ; Electrical Head for Level Comparator, by D. V. Blake and D. C. Barnes, 395* ; Hydraulics Research at, 415. See LETTER, 508; Exhibits at Royal Society Conversazione, 572 ; Unifted-Thread Form Diagrams and Graticules for Projection Apparatus and Microscopes, 582*
  • Nationalisation of Coal Industry, Legal Decision of, 601
  • — of Rural Water Supplies, 668 Naval Aeronautics. See Aeronautics

Naval Architects, Institution of :

  • Spring Meeting, London:
  • Programme, 329
  • Report of Council, 361
  • Election of Officers, 361
  • Presidential Address by Lord Cunningham on Naval and Mercantile Shipbuilding, 361
  • Parsons Lecture on Progress in Marine Propulsion (1910-50), by K. C. Barnaby, 426, 457, 484*, 518*. See 357, 362
  • Reports of Discussions, 388, 418, 448, 466 Annual Dinner, 359
  • Note on New Forms for Ships’ Sterns, by P. Carlotti, 388
  • Further Experiments with Models of High-Speed Ships, by Prof. A. F. Lindblad, 388, 418
  • Shifting Boards for Ballasted Cargo
  • Vessels, by R. A. Beattie, 419, 448
  • Notes on Stresses in Tanker Members, by
  • H. J. Adams, 419, 448 Improvements in Mooring Anchors, by
  • K. P. Farrell, 449
  • Investigations on Model Anchors, by H. L. Dove, 449
  • Thermal Expansion Effects in Composite Ships, by E. C. B. Corlett, 466
  • Summer Meeting, Newcastle {In Conjunction with North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders and Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland): Inaugural Proceedings, 731
  • British Shipbuilding Research Association,
  • The First Six Years, by Sir M. Denny, 731
  • Naval Architecture Research Laboratory, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Model Tests of Thermal Expansion Effects in Composite Ships, 466 See also Warships
  • — Construction. See Warships
  • — Constructors, Royal Corps of, Future of, 271 ; Annual Dinner, 540
  • — Warfare. See Warships
  • — See also Warships
  • Navigation, Aerial. See Aeronautics Navvy. See Excavator
  • Navy, British. See H.M. under Warships
  • — United States. See United States under Warships
  • — See also Naval; Warships; and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Neill, J., and Co. (Sheffield), Ltd., Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 493
  • Netherlands Dock and Shipbuilding Co., Motor Tanker ” Grena,” 635*
  • Network Analyser for Electric Power Systems (English Electric Co., Ltd.), 38*
  • Neville, N., the Late, 46
  • New Year Honours List, 17
  • — York, River Harlem, Girder Lifting Bridge Over, 274
  • — Zealand Railways, Electrification, British
  • Equipment for, 454
  • New Zealand, Report on Eduction, Training and Supply of Professional Engineers, 538
  • Newage (Manchester), Etd., 5-kV Automa Diesel-Driven Lighting Set, 559
  • Newark, Oxney Road Factory, F. Perkins, Ltd.,
  • NewbFggin Measured Mile, Northumberland, 147*
  • Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Joint Meeting of Engl- neers and Shipbuilders a^ 731 T,. i
  • King’s College, Model Tests of Theimal Expansion Effects in Compt^ite Ships, 466 Snillers, Ltd., Flour Mill, 29*
  • Newcomen Society, EarlyBngineenngon Thames and Severn Canal, 1^0, 1 ,
  • Presentation of Presidential Jewel by Dr A. P. Thurston, 186* ; Catalogue of Engineering Designs of John Smeaton, 653 ; Summer Meeting, Sheffield, 657
  • Newfoundland, Hydro-Electric Plants in, 416 Newton Victor, Ltd., 2,000,000-Volt X Ra> Equipment, 373*
  • Nickel Solid-Drawn Tubes Specification 240 Nipigon River, Pine Portage Hydro-Electric Nitr^en^ Absorption in Steel, Influence of Niva^®uSd?Sun?’ Hydro-Electric Power Plant, 225
  • Noise Filter (M. Gavreau), 186*
  • — in Internal-Combustion Engines, Methods ot
  • — and SouiKl transmission, Symposium on,
  • North British lo^^ Co., Ltd., 4-6-2 ppe
  • Passenger Locomotives, 104 , Locomotives with Cast-Steel Beds, 313 , 0-8-0 Tank Locomotives for Spam,
  • — East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, Newbiggin 147* • Electric Power-Station Efficiency, bv T. P. Everett, 620, 666 ; Joint Summer Meeting, Newcastle, with Institution of Naval Architects and Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, Inaugural Proceedings, 731
  • — of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, Certified Studentship Examinations, 279
  • — Notes from, 13, 41, 69, 97, 125, 153, 181, 211, 241, 269, 297, 325, 355, 385, 413, 443, 473 503, 535, 567, 597, 625, 653, 679, 703, 727. See PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • — of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board, Inauguration of Loch Sloy Scheme, 273
  • Wales Hydro-Electric Developments, 477. See LETTER, 571
  • Northern Aluminium Co., Ltd., water Corrosion-Resisting Aluminium Alloy, 653 District Valuation Board v. Priestman Collieries, Ltd., 601
  • Northumberland, Newbiggin Measured Mile, 147*
  • Norway, Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236
  • Notched-Bar Tests. See Tests {Materials} Notes on New Books. See Books and LITERATURE INDEX o tt,
  • — See Cleveland; North; South-West; South Yorkshire ; Labour. See also PARAGRAPH
  • Nozzles, Euel-Valve, for Marine Hiesd Engines Burning Boiler Fuels, 513, 546 , 577*
  • Nuttall, E., Sons and Co. (London), Ltd., Reclamation Work at Cliff Quay Power Station, 674* .
  • Nutting, Dr. J., on Overheating and Burning of Steel, 542
  • Nvasa, Lake, 500-ton Floating Dock for, 257*
  • Nyasaland Railways, Ltd., 500-ton Floating Dock for, 257*
  • Obituary : (Moved to separate index)
  • Observatory, Liverpool, and Tidal Institute, Annual Report, 417
  • — Royal Greenwich, Automatic Guiding of Astronomical Telescope at, 197*
  • Occupation Bridge, Gorton, Manchester, Reconstruction of, 469
  • O.E.E.C., Arrangements for Exchange of Technical Information Between European Countries, 12
  • Oil Consumption, Significance of, in European Recovery, 681 ,
  • Engines. See Engines, Oil; Motor Oars, Motor Boats; Tractors
  • — Industry, Corrosion in, Work of Joint Committee on, 45 _ _
  • — Lubricating, Flow from Big-End Bearing, , 247* 291*
  • — Motors. See Engines, Oil; Motor Vehicles; Alo«or Boats; Tractors .
  • — Oxidation in Internal-Combustion Engines, 646*
  • — Refining, High-Pressure Vessels for, 149
  • — Switches. See Switchgear n
  • — Tankers Under Construction, Lloyd s Statistics, 101, 507 '
  • “ Grena,” Dutch-Built, for Norway, 635*
  • Launched in 1949, Lloyd’s Statistics, 277 | Launches and Trial Trips, 22, 40 76,106, 162 220, 240, 278, 367, 400, 460, 488, 520, 640, 662, 679, 740
  • Lloyd’s Register Revised Rules for, 369 Stresses in, 419, 448
  • S.S. “ Velutina,” Launch of, 429*
  • See also Steamers, Motorships
  • — Tractors. See
  • — See also Lubrication; Petroleum
  • Oilfields, Venezuelan, 1,750-kW Natural-Gas Turbo-Alternator for, 132
  • Old Centralians, Annual Dinner, 683 ,,
  • J. Olding and Co., Ltd., “ Nordberg-Buday Saw, 686* .
  • Oliphant, Prof. M. L., on Industrial Applications of Atomic Energy, 273
  • Olympia, Building Exhibition. See Building Exhibition, Olympia
  • — Exhibition
  • “Olympic” Motor Omnibus, with Cjider- Floor Engine (Leyland Motors, Ltd.), 94 . See 1*, 532*
  • Omnibus, Motor. See yiotor Omnibus Onions and Sons (Levellers), Ltd., “Empire Earth Scraper, 490*
  • Ontario, Hydro-Electric Power Developments in. Report, 416, 730
  • Open-Hearth Furnace. See Furnace Opening Bridges. See bridges Optical Apparatus, French, Exhibition of, 159, 186.* See Add^endam, 227
  • — Equipment, Tool Setting, for Boring Lathe (Taylor, Taylor and Hobson, Ltd.), 266
  • — Glass. SeeGZass
  • — Instruments, Physical Society s Exhibition, 377*, 401*
  • Optics, Applied, and Optical Glass, Research and Development in (Review), 143
  • — Work of J. Hopkinson on, 35 Ordnance. See Guns Ore Deposits in India, 311 Dressing Investigations in Australia, 304 — Iron, Reserves in Great Britain, 479 Oregon, Malheur Canal, Asphalt Lining for, 613*
  • Orthographic-Projection Model, Murray (A. West and Partners, Ltd.), 521*, 556. See LETTERS, 630, 708
  • Oscillators. See Electric Oscillograms. See Electric Oscillograph. See Electric •
  • Ottawa River, Des Joachims Hydro-Electric Power Station, 730
  • Ottley, Sir J., Work on Stresses in Dams, 24 Outlook, Engineering, 6, 32, 59, 88, 117, 144, 172, 201, 232, 260,288,317
  • Overhead Cranes. See Cranes
  • Equipment for Manchester-Sheffield Railway Electrification (British Insulated Callender’s Cables, Ltd.), 206*
  • Lines, Power Transmission in Austria, 440* Power Transmission, British Electricity Authority’s Annual Report, 71
  • Power Transmission, Costs of, 47*, 74* Power Transmission, Effects of Lightning on 79*
  • Power Transmission, on Electrified Railways, 320, 327, 347, 365*
  • Power Transmission, 275-kV Experimental, Leatherhead, 235*
  • Power Transmission, High-Voltage Surge Diverters for, 335*
  • Practice (Review), 259
  • Overheating and Burning of Steel, Effect of, 542 Overseas Mail Service, Considerations in Operation, 134*, 163*, 194*. See 99, 101
  • Railway Electrification, British Engineering in, 321, 454
  • Oxidation, Anodic, Finishes, Specification, 472 _ Oil, in Internal-Combustion Engines, 646* Oxy-Acetylene Welding. See Welding. Oxygen, Dissolved, in De-Aerated Water, Estimation of, 553*
  • — Lance, Use in Electric Alloy-Steel Production, 660*
  • Liquid, Containers for, Brymbo Steel Co., Ltd., 661*
  • Owen, Prof. E. A., on X-Ray Methods for Metallurgical Equilibrium Diagrams, 498
  • Ozone Spectrophotometer, Photo-Electric (R. and J. Beck, Ltd.), 401*
  • PACKAGING, Standard, Glossary, 502
  • Packings, Flexible, Friction of, 273
  • Page, Sir F. Handley, on Aircraft-Design Developments, 636*
  • Paints, Tests of, for Stuctural Steelwork, 256
  • Painting for Corrosion Prevention, Costs of, 160 of Light-Alloy Superstructures of Ships, Effects of, 466
  • — of Structural Steelwork, Report on, 256
  • Palladium Engineering Co., Ltd., Portable Electric Hoisting Block, 28*
  • Palmers Hebburn Co., Ltd., Towers for New- biggin Measured Mile, 147*
  • Pametrada Research Station, Wallsend, Work of, 621*, 649*, 676*
  • — Wave Analyser (Muirhead and Co., Ltd.), 377*, 698
  • Pantograph for Relief Maps (P. Richarme), 188* Paper, Waste, Recovery Association, Annual Report, 629
  • Paraflan Engines. See Engines
  • Paraffin Tractors. See Tractors . .
  • Parfttt, E, Radio Control for Bombing-Targ^ Motor Launch, 701*
  • Parker K., Ltd., Mobile, Tar-Macadam and Asphalt Mixing Plant, 491* ; “ Screening and Storing Unit, 491* ; ‘ Rocksizer ” Crushing Machine, 491* .
  • Parkinson, E. V., on Iron and Steel Industry in India, 311, 336
  • Parr, R. G., on Electric Fences, 49
  • Parsons, Sir C. A., Development of Steam Turbine by, 367, 426, 457, 518
  • Parsons, C. A., and Co., Ltd., Industrial Gas Turbines, 539, 579*, 607*
  • — Lecture on Progress in Marine Propulsion
  • (1910-1950), 357, 362, 426, 457, 484*, 518*
  • — Turbines. See Turbines, Steam; Marine Propulsion .
  • Particles in Gas, (calculating Motion of, 574 .
  • — Size Determination by Photo-Extinctiou
  • Sedimentometers, 350*, 405*. See Erra- turn 542
  • Partridge. Wilson, and Co., Ltd., Use of Bakelite in Battery-Testing Instrument, 306
  • Passenger Aeroplane. See Aeroplane under Aeronautics
  • — Steamers. See Steamers
  • Patents, Handbook of (Review), 259
  • Pattern for “ Lost-Wax ” Process of Precision Casting, 45, 107*
  • Peak-Pressure Indicator for Internal-Combustion Engines, 168*
  • Pearson, K., on Stability of Masonry Dams, 23*
  • Peat as Fuel for Gas Turbines, 121
  • Peattie, J. D., on Operation of B.E.A. Steam- Generating Stations, 705
  • Pelleting of Granular Materials, 175*, 203*
  • Perkins, F., Ltd., Manufacture of Four and Six- Cylinder Diesel Engines, 699*
  • Perl Controls, Ltd., Two-Way Magnetic Gas Valve, 593*
  • Permanent Magnet Association, Sheffield, Work on Permanent Magnets, 572
  • — — See Magnets
  • — Way, Effect of Electric Traction on, 321 Permutit Co., Ltd., “ Wetting ’’-Agent Injector for Dust Suppression in Collieries, 517*
  • i Personal, 12, 40, 68, 96,124,152, 180, 210, 240, 268, 296, 324, 354, 384, 412, 442, 472, 502, 534, 566, 596, 624, 652, 678, 702, 726
  • Perspective, Theory and Practice of (Review), 695
  • Peru, Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236, 264
  • Pest Control, Ltd., Timber Carrier, 710* Petherbridge, P., on Discomfort Glare and Lighting of Buildings, 132
  • Petrol Motors. See Aeronautics : Engines, Petrol; Motor Cars; Motor Boats; Tractors
  • — Tractors. See Tractors
  • Petroleum Equipment, Council of British Manufacturers of, on Corrosion in Oil Industry, 45
  • — Industry, Plug Valve for. Specification, 442 Steel Pipe Flanges and Fittings for, Specification, 268
  • — See also Oil; Engines, Oil
  • “ Petter-Fielding ” 16-b.h.p. Single-Cylinder Diesel Engine, 592*
  • pH Indicator, Direct-Reading (Cambridge Instrument Co., Ltd.), 563
  • Phase Advancing bv Three-Phase Machines, 115*
  • Philadelphia, Franklin Institute, Work of, 243 ; Phosphorus Elimination in Steel Manufacture, i Work of S. G. Thomas on, 420, 550 i
  • Photoelasticity : Princiides and Methods (Re- I view), 172 '
  • Photo-Electric Cell and Amplifier for Combus- j tion-Period Investigations, 698*
  • Ozone Spectrophotometer (R. <fe J. Beck, Ltd.), 401*
  • — Extinction Sedimentometers, Design and Use of, 350*, 405*. See Erratum, 542
  • — Telegraphic Equipment, Exhibition of, 439 Photographic Transmission over Long-Distances, Apparatus for (Barr A Stroud, Ltd.), 378*
  • Photography, Pioneer Work of W. H. Fox Talbot on, 185
  • — Stellar, Automatic Guiding Apparatus for Telescope for, 197*
  • Photomicrographs. See Microphotographs Physical Apparatus, French, Exhibition of, 159. 186*. See Addendum, 227
  • — Laboratory. See National Physical
  • — Society’s Scientific Apparatus Exhibition, 377*, 401*
  • — Work of O. Heaviside, 529, 569, 603
  • Physics, Atomic Energy, Industrial Applications of, 273
  • — Division of Australian Standards Laboratory, Researches by, 304, 331
  • — Einstein’s Generalised Theory of Gravitation, 215
  • — Metal, Progress in (Review), 528
  • — Relativity, Origin of Theory of, 46. See LETTER, 74
  • — Report on British Experimental Atomic Pile, 215
  • — Spectroscopy, Practical (Review), 88
  • — Work of 0. Heaviside, 529, 569, 603
  • of J. Hopkinson on, 34*, 62*
  • — See also Physical Society and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Pick, T. S., on British Underground Railway Practice, 320
  • “Pick-up” Units for Electrical Measuring Apparatus, 483*
  • Piers, Docks and Wharves, Design, Construction and Maintenance of (Review), 87
  • Pike, Air Vice-Marshal T. G., on Airfields in War of Movement, 101
  • Pile, Atomic, British Experimental, Report on, 215 ; Model of, 541; Construction of at Harwell, 631*, 734*
  • — Driving, Stress Propagation in, 689*
  • — Screw, Bearing Capacity of, 73
  • Pine Portage Hydro-Electric Power Station, 730 Pipe-Carrying Trailers for Iraq Petroleum Co. (Cranes (Dereham), Ltd.), 341*, 408*
  • — Flanges and Fittings, Cast-Iron, Specifica
  • tion, 210
  • Pipe Flangesand Fittings, Steel, for Petroleum Industry, Specification, 268 j
  • Lead, Specification, 40
  • — Stoneware, for (Chemical Purposes. Dimensions of, Specification, 652
  • -- and Valves, Graphical Symbols for, Specification, 12
  • Pipelines^^lron, Buried, Costs of Corrosion in,
  • Pinnard Prof. A. J. S., on Functions of Engineering Research in Uni^rsi23 ; on
  • Engineering and Public Health, 658. See 599
  • Pirelli-General Cable Works, ’ sure Welding of Aluminium 150* • Port River Submarine Cable, o/s
  • Piston fo’r 7,500-b.h.p. Eccentric-Type Op- no^ed-Piston Marine Diesel Engine, 641
  • — of Internal-Combustion Engines, Tempera-Combustion Engine, Temperature Measurement of, 672* , TV ?
  • — Rods of Marine Diesel Engines, Design of, 194*
  • — Wear in Marine Diesel Engines Burning
  • Boiler Fuels, 515*, 546*, 577
  • Pit, Chalk, Swaiiscombe, Conveyor System tor Transporting Overburden, 4/1
  • Pitting. Sea Corrosion
  • Planing Machine. See Plansifter “ Flowmaster,” for Flour Mills, 30 , 113 * ,
  • Plastic Armour for Merchant Ships, \\ork of Road Research Laboratory on 44
  • Powders, Preforming Machines for (f. J. A H. Daniels. Ltd.), 590*
  • Plastics, Circular Saw for (Funditor, Ltd.), 524
  • — Exhibition, Bakelite, Ltd., 306 Plate-Bending Press. See Edge Planing Machine. See 1 tuning Machine under Machine Tools
  • — Shearing Machine. See A/ac/iwe Ioo/s
  • _ and Studs, Road, Specification 384
  • Platform, Working, Telescopic (W. Moss <fe Sons, Ltd.), Ill*
  • Plating, Electro. See LZeefro
  • Platinum Medal, Presentation to Prof. A. Portevin, 389
  • — Resistance Pyrometers. See
  • Platt, M., on Orthographic Projection, 630. See 521*. See LETTER, 708
  • Plessey Co., Ltd., Radio Transmitter-Receiver for Motor Cars, 8* ; Radio Transmitter- Receiver for Aircraft, 526*
  • Plough, Steam (J. Fowler and Co. (Leeds), JAd.), 516*
  • Plug Valve for Petroleum Industry, Specification, 442 .
  • Pneumatic Tools. See Machine lools
  • — See Air Compressor .
  • Polar Recorder for Cathode-Ray Oscillograph (Calaora and Lavavasseur), 186
  • Poles Ltd., Exhibits at British Industries Tair, 528
  • Polytechnic. See EdweaZton
  • Pontoon for 500-ton Floating Dock, Lake
  • Port, Files in Ships in. Ministry of Transport
  • Working Party Report on, 725
  • — River, South Australia, Submarine Cable Across. 678 , ,, . . ..
  • — United Kingdom, Increased Mechanisation at, Report, 628
  • ” Portabin ” Screening and btoring I mt, 491 Portable Engine. See Engine
  • — Machine Tools. See J/ac/jiiie TOOZK
  • Portevin, Prof. A., Presentation of J latinum Medal to, 389
  • Portland Cement. See Ceiaeat .
  • •• Portobel ” Anti-Aircraft* Gunnery framer
  • Portobello Power Station, Model of 540,001) lb. Boiler for, 556*
  • Portsmouth, ITnited States, 40,000-k\\ Mer- curv-Steam Power Plant at, 410
  • Portugal, Irrigation in. Submersible lump tor (Sumo Pumps, Ltd.), 161
  • Potentiometer. See Electric .
  • Powder, Copper, Electrolytic, Production and Heat-Treatment of, 51*
  • — Pelleting of, Researches on, l/o*, 203
  • — Size Analysis, Photo-Extinction Sedimento- meters for, 350*, 405*. See Erratum, 542 Powell Duffryn Carbon Products,^Ltd., Application of Delanium Carbon, 371*
  • Powell and Moya, “Vertical Feature for Festival of Britain 1951, 49*
  • Power Conference, World, Fourth, London, Programme, 183 , . , x
  • Convention, British Electrical, Hariogate, See British Electrical Pouer Convention
  • — Gas. See Gas; Producers
  • ~ Plant, Hydro-Electric, in Austria, 440* Hydro-Electric, Canadian, Report on, 416 Hydro-Electric, Gorge, Seattle, Grinding Floor of Concrete Tunnel, 251
  • _ _ Hydro-Electric, Loch Sloy, Inauguration of, 273 , -r. 1
  • Hydro-Electric, North Wales, Developments in, 477. See LETTER, 571
  • Hydro-Electric, Preparing Schemes for 571
  • Hydro-Electric, Underground, 225, 236, 264
  • _ _ See also Power Stations; Power, ^^ater Substations
  • Press. See Machine Tools
  • — Station, Electric, in Austria, 440*
  • Electric, Berlin West, Reconstruction, 8 Electric, British, Developments in, 129 Electric, British, 1947-48 Report on Engineering and Financial Statistics, 272
  • Electric, British Electricity Authority’s, Annual Report, 71
  • Electric, British Electricity Authority, Operation of, 705
  • Electric, Canadian, 416
  • Electric, Cliff Quay, Ipswich, 674*
  • Electric, Crimpsail, Construction of, 391 Electric, Drakelow, Approval of, 459 Electric, Electricity Commissioners’ Final Report, 127
  • Electric, Efficiency of, 620, 624, 66(> Electric, Gas Turbines for, 249
  • Power Station, Electric, in Great Britain, Siting of, 47*. 74*
  • Electric, Industrial Gas Turbines. o39, 579*, 607*
  • Electric. Mercury-Steam, Schiller, United States, 410
  • Electric, Portobello, Model of 540,000-lb. Boiler for, 556*
  • Electric, Progress in Design of, 713 See also Power Plants ; Siibstations
  • — Supply, Electric, in Austria, 440* Electric, for Boreham Wood Film Studios, 623*
  • Electric, for British Electrified Railways, 320, 347 ,
  • Electric, British Electricity Authority s Annual Report, 71. See 705
  • Electric, in Canada, Potential and Developed, 684
  • Electric, Economics of, 705 Electric, Electricity Commissioners Jbinal Report, 127 . . , a*
  • Electric, Engineering and Financial Statistics, 1947-48, 272
  • Electric, in Europe, Position of, 101, 148 Electric and Gas^ Relative Merits,J739^^ Electric, 74*
  • Electric, very, 681
  • Electric, way, 206* Hllcct/ric
  • Electric’ Mosaic'Wall Diagrams for Control Rooms, 724*
  • Electric, in Motorships, 163
  • Electric, New Tariffs for, 359
  • Electric, Problem of Load Shedding and Load Spreading, 739
  • Electric, in 1949, Statistics of, 110 . — Electric, Statistics of Units Generated, 471
  • Electric, Systems, Network Analyser for (English Electric Co., Ltd.), 38*
  • Electric, Work of J. Hopkinson on, 34*, 62*
  • Hydro-Electric, Ontario, Recent Developments, 730 . .
  • — Transmission, Overhead Lines, in Austria, 440*
  • Overhead Lines, British Electricity Authority’s Annual Report, 71 .
  • Overhead Lines, Costs of, 47*, 74
  • Overhead Lines, Effects of Lightning on, 79*
  • Overhead Lines, on Electrified Railways, 320, 327, 347, 365*
  • Overhead Lines, 275-kV Experimental, Leatherhead, 235*
  • Overhead Lines, High-Voltage Surge Diverters for, 335* .
  • Overhead Line Practice (Review), 259 See also Gearing; Marine Propulsion
  • — Water, of Alaska, Report on, 184
  • in Austria, 440* , in Canada, Potential and Developed, 684 See also Hydraulic; Power Plants, Hydro-Electric; Turbines, Hydraulic Practice Codes of. Ministry of Works. See Standards
  • Preece, Prof. A., on Overheating and Burning of Steel, 542 .
  • “ Preperite ” Rust-Removing Material (Pyrene Co., Ltd.), 294
  • Presidential Address to British Electrical 1 ower Convention, by Sir "V. de Ferranti, /Ob
  • to Institute of Metals by H. S. Tasker on Work of the Institute, 362
  • to Institution of Naval Architects, by Lord Cunningham on Naval and Mercantile Shipbuilding, 361
  • to Iron and Steel Institute, by J. K. Menzies-Wilson on Production of Iron Ore, 479
  • Press. See Machine Tools .
  • Pressing Machine for Safety-Glass Manufacture, 292*
  • Pressure-Measuring Instniinent- “ Hydraulis- cope ” (Aeroquip Corporation), 451*
  • Measurement in Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 660*, 672*. See LETTER, 708
  • Vessels, Fusion-Welded, for Chemical Industry, Specification, 268
  • Fusion-Welded, Manufacture by Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd., 344*, 373*
  • Manufacture by Autofrettage, 479*, 509 , 562* ,
  • Pressurising and Air-Conditioning Transportable Truck for Aircraft (Sir G. Godfrey and Partners, Ltd.), 470*
  • Preston, C. E., on Technical Man-Power in India, 394 .
  • Priestley, Sir R., on Education of Engineers 732
  • Priestman Collieries, Ltd., v. Northern District Valuation Board, 601 .
  • Printing Two Centuries of, Harrison A Sons, Ltd., 600 .
  • Producer, Gas, for Industrial Gas lurbines, 607*’
  • Mechanical, Model of, 622* Production Economy in Rolling of Aluminium, 26 36 64
  • Engineers, Institution of, Schofield Travel Scholarships, 245
  • — Problems Created by Simplification, 213, 215,222 . , , ,
  • Productivity Teams and Engineering Industry, 7 33, 61, 234, 289, 317
  • Materials Handling, Report of, 627 Report on Drop Forging, 508 Professional Classes Aid Council, Annual Report, 731
  • Engineers Appointments Bureau, work of, 245 . .
  • in New Zealand, Education, Training and Supply of, Report on, 538
  • Profits Basis, Decision on Assessment of Rates on 570. See LETTERS, 658, 708
  • Projector for 35-mm. Sound Films (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 309*
  • -- Units for “ Portobel ” Anti-Aircraft Trainer, 582*
  • JTouellers, Aerial. See Aeronautics --- Contra- Effect for Ships, 388
  • Propellers, Marine, Cavitation of, 457
  • Design and Experience with, 164*
  • Propulsion of Ships. See Marine Propulsion: Engines; Turbines; Propellers: Ship Resistance
  • Protection, Coast, and Land Reclamation, 609 Public Health Engineering, Courses of Instruction in, 599. See LETTERS, 658
  • Pulverised Coal, for Ships, 485
  • Pumps, Air. See Air Compressors
  • — Concrete (Blaw Knox, Ltd.), 494*
  • — 4-in. Diaphragm Petrol-Driven (Millars Machinery Co., Ltd.), 594*
  • — Extraction, and Air Injection De-Aerator
  • for Oxygen-Free Water, 554*
  • — Feed-Water, Types of, for Power Stations, 667
  • — Fuel-Injection, for 7,500-b.h.p. Marine Diesel Engine, 641*
  • — Gravel, for Suction Dredger (Gwynnes Pumps, Ltd.), 595*
  • — Heat, Applications (Review), 643
  • at “Daily Mirror’’ Office, Geraldine House (L. Sterne and Co., Ltd.), 95*
  • Ministry of Fuel’s Experiments on, 121
  • — Molecular (Etablissements Beaudouin), 189
  • — Oil, Radial, Variable-Delivery High-Speed (Fielding and Platt, Ltd.), 560*
  • — Submersible, for Irrigation (Sumo Pumps, Ltd.), 161
  • Pumping Engines for Thames and Severn Canal, 120
  • — and Piping Arrangements for Oil Tankers, Lloyd’s Register Rules for, 369
  • — Plant, Cliff Quay Power Station, 675*
  • for 500-ton Floating Dock for Lake Nyasa, 257*
  • at Pametrada Research Station, 650 for Rural Water Supplies, 639, 668
  • — Sets for Royal Air Force Fire Floats, 334, 353*
  • — Stations, Glasgow Corporation Water Department, 370, 477
  • Purday, H. F. P., on Heat Transfer Coefficient for Fluids in Laminar Movement, 602. See LETTER, 541
  • Purification of Sewage. See Sewage
  • — of Water. See Water
  • Purifiers for Flour Mills, 30*, 113*
  • Purves, Col. Sir T. F., the Late, 130*, 143
  • Pye, W. G., and Co., Ltd., Exhibits at Physical Society’s Exhibition, 404
  • Pyrene Co., Ltd., “ Preperite ” Rust-Removing Material, 294; Monitors for Royal Air Force Fire Floats, 334*, 353*
  • Pyrometer, Portable (Salford Electrical Instruments, Ltd.), 380*
  • — Surface (Cambridge Instrument Co., Ltd.), 560*
  • — See also Thermometry
  • QATAR, Iraq, 10,000-Ib. Water-Tube Boiler for, 294*
  • Quarries, Blasting Operations in, Ground Vibra- i tions from, 430*
  • I Stress Propagation in, 689*
  • I Quartz Crystals, Fundamental Technique in ' Frequency Adjustments of (Review), 200
  • Quasi-Circular Shapes, Geometry of, and Behaviour of Drills and Reamers, 285*, 330* Quebec, Hydro-Electric Plants in, 416 Quicksilver. See Mercury
  • RACHINGER, VV. A., on Mechanism of Deformation in Creep, 499
  • Radial Drill. See Drill undei’ Machine Tools Radiant Heating, Ltd., Gas-Fired Radiant-Heat Drying Tunnel, 559
  • Radiation, Flame, in Internal Combustion Engines, 648*
  • International Research on, 519
  • — Monitor (E. K. Cole, Ltd.), 401*
  • Radiator, Twin, for 250-h.p. Diesel-Engined Tractor, 392*
  • Radio Aerials (Review), 619
  • — Communication, Fifty Years of, Exhibition, 322
  • Recent British Developments in, 185
  • — Components Exhibition, London, 447
  • — Control for Bombing-Target Motor Launch
  • (Berne Electronic and Marine Equipment,; Ltd.), 701*
  • — Copenhagen Plan for Broadcasting Wavelengths, 273, 337, 359
  • — Direction-Finder for Aircraft (Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd.), 521
  • — and Electronic Component Manufacturers Federation, Radio Components Exhibition, 447
  • — Engineering, Training in, Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd., 103
  • — Equipment, industry. Position and Prospects, 260
  • Very High-Frequency for Railways (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 77*
  • — Gramophone Development Co., Ltd., Radio-Telephone for Mersey Docks, 657
  • Radio Heaters, Ltd., 1-kW Thermo-Plastic . Sheet Welding Machines, 558*
  • — Industry Council, Specifications for Wireless Components, 459
  • — Interference Suppression on Marine Installations, Specification, 40
  • — Isotopes, Production at Harwell, 215
  • — Jubilee of Marconi International Marine Communication Co., Ltd., 446
  • — Marine Associated Companies’ Conference, London, Proceedings, 322
  • — New Broadcasting Wavelengths, 273, 337,: 359
  • — Research in Australia, 331
  • — Telephone System for Mersey Docks, 657
  • — Transmitter-Receiver for Aircraft (Plessey Co., Ltd.), 526*
  • Receiver for Motor Cars (Plessey Co., Ltd.), 8*
  • — See also Telegraphy, Wireless; Telephony, Wireless; Television
  • Radioactive Isotopes in Industry, Demonstration of, Uses of, 542
  • — Thickness Gauge (E. K. Cole, Ltd.), 401* Radioactivity Assay Instruments for Atomic Research, 632*
  • Radiovisor Parent, Ltd., Photo-Electric Press Guard, 123*
  • Radley, Dr. W. G., on Fifty Years’ Development in Telephone and Telegraph Transmission, 604. See 529, 569
  • Rail, Bending-Fatigue Testing Machines, 585*
  • — Conductor, Gauging Trolley, London Transport Executive, 249
  • Installation on Electrified Railways, 347
  • — Effect of Electric Traction on, 321 Railcars. See Carriages, Railway
  • Railroad. See Railways
  • Railway Accidents.. See Accidents
  • — Argentine, Electrification, Britisli Equipment for, 321, 454
  • — Australian, Electrification, British Equipment for, 321, 454
  • — Bolivian, Metre-Gauge Diesel-Electric Locomotive, 352*
  • — Breakdown and Re-Railing Equipment, 280*. See Erratum, 399
  • — Bridge. See Bridge
  • — British, 0-6-0 Type Pannier-Tank Locomotive, 76* ; Repair of Locomotive Plate Frames by Metallic-Arc Welding, 177*, 251* ; Electrification of Manchester-Sheffield-Wath Line, 205* ; Breakdown Equipment on, 280*. See Erratum, 399 ; Electrification Schemes, 319, 320, 327, 347, 390 ; Diesel-Electric Locomotives on, 348 ; Electric Locomotives on, 348 ; Fatigue-Testing Machine for Rails, 585* ; Exhibition of Railway Civil Engineering, 601 ; Gas- Turbine Locomotives, 608; 500-b.h.p.
  • Diesel-Mechanical Locomotive, 699*
  • — Buenos Aires Western, Diesel-Electric Motor-Coach Trains on, 391
  • — Canadian, Electrification, British Equipment for, 454
  • — Carriage. See Carriages
  • — Civil Engineering Exhibition, 601
  • — Electric, Traction, Convention. See Electrical Engineers, Institution of
  • — Electrification, Overseas, British Engineering in, 321, 454
  • — Electrified, South African, tection on, 347
  • — European, Electrification, ment for, 454
  • — French State, Breakdown 280*. See Erratum, 399
  • — Great Western, Gas-Turbine Locomotives, 608
  • — Indian, Electrification, British Equipment for, 454
  • — Inefficiency and Extravagance, Charges of, 684. See 576
  • — Light, Barsi, India, 2-8-2 Type Locomotive, 219*
  • — Liverpool Street-Shenfield, Electrification of. 320, 327, 367*
  • — Locomotive. See Locomotive
  • — London to Holyhead, Britannia Tubular Bridge, Centenary of, 301
  • Transport Executive, Fluorescent Lighting for Coaches, 253
  • — Manchester-Sheffield-Wath, Electrification of, 327, 367 ; Motors for Electric Locomotive, 665*
  • — Motor Carriage. , See Carriage
  • — New Zealand, Electrification, British Equipment for, 454
  • — Nyasaland, 500-ton Floating Dock for, 257*
  • — Radio Equipment, Very High-Frequency, for (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 77*
  • — Rolling Stock. See Rolling Stock; Carriages ; Locomotives; Wagons
  • — Signalling. See Signalling
  • — South African. 2-8-4 Type Locomotives with
  • Cast-Steel Beds, 313*; 3,()00-Volt Mer-
  • ? cury-Arc Rectifier Sub.station, 347, 396* 427; Electrification, British Equipment, for, 454
  • American, Electrification, British Equipment for, 454
  • Australian, Breakdown Equipment on, 280*. See Erratum, 399
  • — Swedish State, 50-ton Breakdown Crane, 281*
  • — Train Brake. See Brake
  • — Tube. See Underground; London Transport Executive
  • — Underground. See Underground; London Transport Executive
  • — Wagons. See Wagons
  • — Western Australian Government, 4-6-2 Type Passenger Locomotives, 104*
  • — See also PAKAGRAPH INDEX
  • Ramp for Use in Railway Accidents, 280 Rand Water Board, Annual Report, 46 Rankine, W. J. M., on Design of Masonry Dams, 23
  • Ransomes and Rapier, Ltd., 105-ton Railway Breakdown Crane, 281*. See Erratum, 399 ; History of Firm, 1869-1949 (Review), 716. See LETTER, 731
  • Rapid Magnetting Machine Co., Ltd., Submerged Belt-Type Magnetic Separator, 559 Rates, Assessment on Profits Basis, Decision on, 570. See LETTERS, 658, 708
  • Rawlplug Co., Ltd., Rawlties for Shuttering for Concrete Construction, 495
  • Rays. See Cathode Rays; X-Rays
  • Receivers, Air, Valves and Gauges, Specification, 678
  • Recherches M6caniques et Physiques, Strobo- ! rama for High-Speed Cinematography,188*
  • Reclamation, Land, and Coast Protection, 609 i Recorder, Polar, for Cathode-Ray Oscillograph I (Calaora and Lavavasseur), 186*
  • — Potentiometer, Automatic (Elliott Brothers (London), Ltd.), 402*
  • — Sound-Level (Marconi Instruments, Ltd.), 378*
  • — Speed (Everett, Edgcumbe and (’o., Ltd.), 380
  • — Strain, Single-Channel (H. Hughes and Son, Ltd.), 403*
  • Recording Equipment for Tests of Gear-Hobbing Machines (Taylor, Taylor and Hobson, Ltd.), 307*
  • Rectifiers. See Electric
  • Reduction Gears. See Gearing ; Marine Propulsion
  • Rees, Dr. W. J., the Late, 447
  • References, Bibliographical, Standard System of, 678
  • — Books. See Annuals
  • Refractories, Cupola and Converter, Conference on, Report of Proceedings, 77
  • — Production in India, 311
  • Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (Review), 672
  • — Condensing Units for. Specification, 412
  • — Industry, Position and Prospects, 260
  • — Institute of, Jubilee Banquet of, 157 Regenerative Furnace. See Furnace Registro Italiano, Agreement with Lloyd’s
  • Register of Shipping, 602
  • Reheating Furnace. See Furnace Reinforced Concrete. See Concrete Relativity, Origin of Theory of, 46. See LETTER, 74
  • Relaxation Methods, Summer School in, 279 Relay, Interlocking (Londex, Ltd.), 524* Report, Anglo-American Council on Productivity, Productivity Team on Drop Forging, 508
  • — Annual, Aslib, 502
  • Australian Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 274, 303, 331, 376, 468 British Council, 45
  • British Electrical and Allied Research Association, 300
  • British Electrical and Allied turers’ Association, 475
  • British Electricity Authority,
  • British Hydromechanics Research Association, 73
  • British Iron and Steel Research Association, 1949, 682
  • Building Research Board, 1948, 358 Central Board of Irrigation, India (Review), 587
  • Chamber of Shipping of United Kingdom, 243
  • Imperial College of Science and Technology, 245
  • Institute of Fuel, 540
  • Institute of Marine Engineers, 417
  • Institution of Chemical Engineers, 447 Institution of Mining Engineers, 129 , Liverpool Observatory and Tidal Institute, 417
  • Liverpool Steam Ship Owners’ Association, 301
  • Manchester Joint Research Council, 274 Professional Classes Aid Council, 731 Rand Water Board, 46
  • Waste Paper Recovery Association, 629 Water-Power Resources of Canada, 416, 730
  • — British Cast Iron Research Association, on
  • Modern Metallurgy of Cast Iron, 136*, 166* Government, on Schuman Plan, 729
  • — Cambridge University Engineering Department, 1948-49, 683
  • — Chief Inspector of Mines, 1948, 506
  • — Conference of European and American
  • Engineering Societies, 1949, 417
  • — Education, Training and Supply of Professional Engineers in New Zealand, 538
  • — on Electric Fences, 49
  • — Electrical Accidents and Their Causes, 156 Inspector of Mines, 1948, 628
  • — Electricity Supply, Engineering and Financial Statistics, 1947-48, 272
  • — Establishment and Maintenance of Electrical Units, United States Bureau of Standards, 476
  • — European Steel Trends, 72
  • — Final, Electricity Commissioners’, 127
  • — Geological Survey Board, 1947, 215
  • — Hydro-Electric Progress in Canada, 416, 730
  • — Increased Mechanisation in United Kingdom Ports, 628
  • — on London Airport Ground-Traffic Movement, 105
  • — “ Lower-Cost (‘anal Linings,” 529*, 613*, 693*
  • — of Materials Handling Productivity Team, 627
  • — Ministry of Supply, on British Experimental Atomic Pile, 215
  • of Transport, Fire Fighting in Ships in Port, 725
  • — Motor-Vehicle Industry (Review), 388
  • — National Institute of Agricultural Engineering, on Farm Tractors, 505
  • — on Painting of Structural Steelwork, 256
  • — Resources of Alaska, 184
  • — Road Research Board, 1948, 214
  • Research Laboratory, War-Time Activity of, 44
  • — on Supply and Demand for Mechanical and
  • Civil Engineers, 73. See LETTER, 158
  • — Symposium on Noise and Sound Transmission, 1948 (Review), 644
  • — Tin Research Institute, on Bullard-Dunn Electrolytic Process, 20
  • — Vacation Work Scheme of Imperial College of Science and Technology, 18
  • — Working Party on Building Operations, 539 Rescue Device, Australian, for Crashed Aircraft, 400
  • Research Association, Cast Iron, British, Report on Modern Metallurgy of Cast Iron, 136*, 166* ; Opening of Scottish Laboratories, 544
  • Electrical and Allied Industries, British, Annual General Meeting and Luncheon, 185 ; Annual Report, 300
  • Hydromechanics, British, Annual Report, 73
  • Internal-Combustion Engine, British, Equipment and Experimental Methods Used by, 658*, 672*, 695*. See LETTER, 708
  • Iron and Steel, British, Conference on Cupola and Converter Refractories, Report of Proceedings, 77 ; Report on Painting of Structural Steelwork, 256; Steel Research Station. Sheffield, 460 ; Annual Report, 1949, 682
  • Leather Manufacturers, British, Opening of Laboratories of, 601
  • Products, Steam Bending of 605
  • Architecture, Ne wcastle -u pon- Tyne, Model Tests of Thermal Expansion Effects in Composite Ships, 466
  • Road, War-Time Activity of, Report, 44 “ Organisation, British Export Trade, and Federation of British Industries, Agreement Between, 477
  • Scientific and Industrial. Australian, * Annual Report, 274, 303, 331, 376, 468
  • — Scientific, by Franklin Institute, 243
  • and Industrial, Australian Council for, Annual Report, 274, 303, 331, 376, 468
  • — Station, Building, Mobile Acoustics Laboratory, 76
  • Hydraulic, Howbery Park, Wallingford, 415‘ See LETTER, 508
  • Pametrada, Wallsend, Work of, 621*, 649*, 676*
  • Pametrada, Wave Analyser, 377*, 698 Steel, Sheffield. 460
  • — Welding, Exhibition, 161, 264*
  • — Work Under Ministry of Fuel and Power, 120
  • — See also National Physical Laboratory Reservoirs of Glasgow Corporation Water Department, 370, 477
  • Resistance Pyrometer. See Pyrometer
  • — of Ships. See Ship Resistance Reviews. See LITERATURE INDEX
  • Reyrolle, A., and Co., Ltd., 33-kV 500-MVA Circuit-Breaker Switchgear, 524*; 3-3-
  • kV 150-MVA Air-Break Circuit-Breaker Switchgear, 525*
  • R.F.D. Co., Ltd., “Portobel” Anti-Aircraft Gunnery Trainer, 582*
  • Rheology, Theoretical, Elementary Introduction to : Deformation and Flow (Review), 287
  • Richardson, Dr. F. D., on Thermodynamic Background of Iron and Steel Making, 573 Richardsons, Westgarth and Co., Ltd., Foster Wheeler Boiler, Panietrada Research Station, 649;: Foster-Wheeler High-Pressure Boilers, Grangemouth Works, 721*
  • Richarme, P., Pantograjjh for Relief Maps, 188*
  • Riddles, R. A., 500-b.h.p. Diesel-Mechanical Locomotive, 699*
  • Riley and Neate, Ltd.. Towers for Newbiggin Measured Mile, 147*
  • Ring-Spinning Frame, Magnetic-Drag Con- trolled-Slip Coupling for, 462*
  • — Synthetic Rubber, for Packings, 273
  • Rio Grande Valley, Texas, Brick-Lined Canals in, 616*
  • River Harlem, New York, Girder-Lifting Bridge Over, 274
  • — Meuse, Belgium, Continuous Prestressed Concrete Bridge Over, 224*_
  • — Mississagi, Tunnel Site Power Station, 730
  • — Nipigon, Pine Portage
  • Power Station, 730
  • — Ottawa, Des .Joachims Power Station, 730
  • — Port, South Australia, Submarine Cable Across, 678
  • — Tame, Prestressed-Concrete Bridge Over, 545*
  • — Thames, and Severn Canal, Early Engineering on, 110, 120
  • — Tyne, Howden and Jarrow Pedestrian and
  • Cyclist Tunnels, 215
  • Riveted Joints, Stress Propagation in, 690* Road Accidents. See Accidents
  • — Finishing Machine (Barber-Greene Olding and Co. Ltd.), 493*
  • — Legislation, Effect on Traffic Handling, 706
  • — Research Board, Report for 1948, 214 Laboratory, War-Time Activity of.
  • Report on, 44
  • — Roller, Vibrating, Power-Propelled (Stothert and Pitt. Ltd.), 559*
  • — Studs and Plates, Specification, 384
  • — Surfacing, Rubberised-Asphalt, in Lambeth, 469
  • — Traffic, Control of (Review), 706
  • — Vehicles, Use of Aluminium in. Symposium on,228
  • — See also Tar Macadam
  • Roadway of Continuous Prestressed-Concrete Road Bridge, 224*
  • Roberts, C. W., on Rolling of Zinc and Zinc Alloys, 467
  • Roberts, D. F. T., on Overheating and Burning of Stt el, 542
  • Robertson, W. H. A., and Co., Ltd., 12-in. Laboratory Rolling Mill. 179*; 32-in.
  • Two-High Reversing Rolling Mill for Aluminium, 221*; Cold Sheet-Rolling Mill for Non-Ferrous Metals, 411*
  • Rock Pressure Computation, Methods of, 226 Rockefeller Foundation, Grants for Courses in Public Health Engineering, 599. See LETTERS, 658
  • “Rocksizer” Crushing Machine, 491*
  • Roe, A. V. (Canada), Ltd., Jet-Propelled Fighting Aeroplane, 135
  • “Rola-Vevor” Conveyor (J. Collis and Son, Ltd.), 686*
  • Roll, for Cold-Rolling Mills, Production by W. Beardinore and Co., Ltd., 338
  • — Flattening and Distortion, Theoretical Investigation in, 507
  • — Section-Bending. See Machine Tools
  • “ Roll-Race ” Conveyor, 711
  • Rolla'on, Dr. E. C., on Overheating and Burning of Steel, 542
  • Roller Bearings. See Bearings
  • — Mills for Flour Milling, 30*, 92*
  • — Road. See Road Roller
  • Rolling of Aluminium, Production Economy in, 26, 36. 64
  • — Hot, of Light Alloys, 437, 467
  • — Mill for Aluminium, Electrical Equipment for (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 221*
  • Cold, Work-Rolls Production, by W. Beardinore and Co., Ltd., 338
  • Laboratorv, 12-in. (W. H. A. Robertson and Co., Ltd.), 179*
  • at Non-Ferrous Metals Shops of Vickers- ; Armstrongs Ltd., 410*
  • Researches on Mechanics of Strip Rolling, 507
  • — Stock for British Electrified Railways, 321, 327
  • Electric, Running Attention to and Maintenance of, 391
  • Industry, Position and Prospects, 232 See also Carriages ; Locomotives ; Wagons
  • — of Zinc and Zinc-Rich Alloys, 467 Rolls-Royce Ltd., “Avon” R.A. Mark
  • Aeroplane Jet Engine, 138*; History Firm (Review), 328
  • Rbntgen Ra5’s. See X-Rags
  • Roof, Concrete. Suspended, Standard Code Practice, 412
  • — Coverings, Backgrounds for, Code of. Practice, 502
  • — Trusses for Aluminium School Buildings, Assembly of, 190*
  • Roofing, Copper Sheet and Strij) for, Specification, 210
  • Ropes, Wire. See Wire Ropes
  • Rose, Dr. H. E.,on Design of Photo-Extinction Sedimentometers, 350*, 405*. See Erratum. 542
  • Rotary Blowers. See Bloivers
  • — Engine. See Engvie ; Aeronautics
  • — Pump. See Pump
  • Rotaside ” Wagon Tippler, 685*
  • “ Rotodip ” Rust-Proofing Plant for .Motor-Car Bodies, 716
  • Rotor Shafts, Turbine. 24 ft. by 4 ft. 6 in. Grinding Machine for (Churchill ^Machine Tool Co.. Ltd.), 11*
  • — Steam-Turbine, Steel Forgings for, 338
  • Rover Co., Ltd., First Gas-Turbine Driven Motor Car, 305*, 609: 250-b.ii.p. “Meteorite ” Diesel Engine for lleavv Tractor, 341*, 392*
  • Rowatt, T.. the Late, 478
  • Royal Aeronautical Society. See Aeronautical
  • — Aircraft Establishment. See Aeronautics
  • — Corps of Naval Constructors, Future of, 271;
  • Annual Dinner. 540
  • — Meteorological Society. See Meteorological
  • — Oak, H.M. Battleship. 1890. Keel Laying of. 605*. See LETTER. 685
  • — Observatory. Greenwich, Automatic Guiding
  • of Astronomical Telescope at, 197*
  • — S(;ottish Museum, Edinburgh, Exhibits in Hall of Metallurgy, 622*

Royal Society :

  • Election of Fellows, 319
  • Conversazione and Exhibition, 572
  • Royal Society of Arts. See Arts
  • — United Service Institution, Airfields in
  • War of Movement, by Air Vice-Marshall T. G. Pike, 101; Aircraft for Army Uses, by Lieut.-Gen. R. N. Gale, 158 ; Developments in Cable and Wireless Communications, by Col. Sir S. Angwin, 185 ; Present Science and Future Strategy, by Dr. 0. H. Wansbrough-Jones, 215
  • Royce, Sir F. H., Life and Work of, 328 Rubber Industrial Equipment (Goodyear Tyre (fe Rubber Co. (Great Britain), Ltd.), 492
  • — Research, New Centre of Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., 687*
  • — Surfaces, Friction of, 273
  • — Suspension for jMotor Cycles (Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.), 340*
  • Rubberised-Asphalt Road Surfacing in Lambeth, 469
  • Rudder, Ship, Design, Wear and Tear, and Maintenance of, 165*
  • Ruddle, R. W., on Grain Size and Tensile Properties of Cast Aluminium Alloys, 390, 436
  • Rural Water Supplies, Recent Developments, 639, 668
  • Russia, Maritime History of (Review), 433
  • — Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236, 264
  • Rust-Proofing Plant for Motor-Car Bodies, “ Rotodip,” 716
  • — Removing Material, “ Preperite ” (Pyrene Co., Ltd.), 294
  • Rusting. See Corrosion
  • Ruston (fe Hornsby, Ltd., 1,070-b.h.p. Industrial Gas Turbine and Alternator, 85* ; 28-ton Diesel-Electric Shunting Locomotive, 167* ; Industrial Gas Turbines, 579, 608*
  • Schuman Steel Plan, Anglo-French Discussions, 729
  • Sciaky Electric Welding Machines, Ltd., 50- kVA Seam-Welding Machines, 560*
  • Science, Effect on Future Military Strategy, 215
  • — Modern, Origins of, 1300-1800 (Review), 230
  • — and Technology Exhibits at Festival of Britain, 1951, 128
  • — Museum, South Kensington, Exhibition of French Scientific Instmments, 159, 186*. See Addendum^ 227 ; Model of R. Fulton’s First Steamboat, 229* ; ” Science of
  • Weather” Exhibition, 388; Re-Opening of National Aeronautical Collection, 731 Scientific Apparatus Exhibition, Physical Society’s, 377*, 401*
  • Exhibition, Royal Society, 572
  • — Instruments, French, Exhibition of, 159, 186*. See Addendam, 227 Industry, Position and Prospects, 318 Manufacturers’ Association, Electronic Instrumentation in Atomic Research, by Dr. D. Taylor, 631*, 644*
  • — Management. See Works Management
  • — Research. See Research
  • — Societies. See Institutions Scintillation-Type Counter for Atomic Research, 632*
  • Scotland, Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in. See Engineers
  • Scott, W. L., the Late, 131 Scottish Laboratories, British Cast Iron Research Association, Opening of, 544
  • Scrap, Steel, Theories on Bulk Handling of, 511
  • Scraper, Earth, 18J-cub. yd. (Birtley Co., Ltd.), 492*
  • “Empire” (Onions and Sons (Levellers), Ltd.), 490*
  • — — “ Goliath ” Self-Propelled (Blaw Knox, Ltd.), 322*
  • Screening and Storing Unit, “Portabin” (F. Parker, Ltd.), 491*
  • Screw Jacks in Aircraft-Structure Testing Equipment, 717*
  • See also Jack
  • — Propellers. See Propellers; Aeronautics
  • — Thread Form Diagrams, Unified, and Graticules for Projection Apparatus and Microscopes, 582*
  • Scrubbing Tower of Delanium Carbon, Model of Packing (Powell Duffryn Products, Ltd.), 371*
  • Sea, Wireless at. First Fifty Years of (Review), 446
  • Seattle, Washington, Gorge Hydro-Electric Plant, Grinding Tunnel Floor of, 251 Sedimentometers, Photo-Extinction, Design and Use of, 350*, 405*. See Erratum, 542 Seed, T. A., on D. and R. F. Mushet, 18. See LETTER, 46
  • Seepage in Irrigation Canals. Prevention of, 529*, 615
  • Selas Gas and Engineering Co., Ltd., Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 591
  • Self, Sir H., on Economics of Electricity Supply, 705
  • Changing Gear Co., Ltd., Epicyclic Reduction Gearing for 1,070-b.h.p. Gas Turbine 86*
  • Selson Machine Tool Co., Ltd., New Headquarters, 625
  • Senior Economisers, Ltd., Economisers, 524 Separator, Disc, for Flour Mills, 58*
  • — Magnetic, Submerged Belt-Type (Rapid Magnetting Machine Co., Ltd.), 559*
  • — Self-Balancing for Flour Mills, 57* Service Aviation. See Aeronautics
  • “ Servopack ’’CorrectionUnit, Electronic, 524* Sewage Gas, Use as Fuel, 714
  • — Treatment by Birmingham, Tame and Rea District Drainage Board, 157
  • — See also PARAGRAPH INDEX Shaft Coupling. See Coupling
  • — Crank. See Crankshaft
  • — Dynamometer. See Dynamometer
  • — Elastic, Rotating, Whirling of, 102
  • — and Holes, Fitting of. See Gauges
  • — Propeller, Marine, Cause of Failure of, 164* Shaw, Dr. H., the Late, 540
  • Shearing Machine. See Machine Tools Sheet, Asphalt, for Canal Linings, 615*
  • — and Strip, Copper, for Roofing, Specification, 210
  • Rolling of Aluminium, Problems in, 26, 36, 64
  • Sheffiefd Imperial Steed Works, Use of Oxygen Lance in Electric Alloy-Steel Production, _ Mlnchcstcr-Wath Railway T nrn’ 205*, 327, 367 ; Motors for Electric Locomotive, 665*
  • — Newcomen Society’s Summer Meeting, 657
  • — Permanent Magnets Association, Work on Permanent Magnets, 572
  • — Steel Research Station, 460
  • Shell Chemicals Ltd., Teepol Injector for Dust Suppression in Collieries, 517
  • Shell Petroleum Co., Ltd., l,7oO-kW Natural- Gas Turbo-Altarnator, 132
  • Shenfleld-Liverpool Street Railway, Llettri fication of, 320, 327, 367 aiu
  • Shifting Boards for Ballasted Cargo Ships, 419, 448
  • Ship Canal. See Canal
  • — Cargo, Ballasted, Shifting Boards for, 419, 448
  • — Composite, Thermal Expansion Effects in,
  • — under Construction, Lloyd’s Statistics, 101, 507
  • DUsel-EngrmT"see" °}Utorships ; Marine
  • — ERct?i“c Propulsion. See Marine Propulsion Fires in Port, Ministry of Transport Working Party Report on, 725
  • I — High-Speed, Model Experiments with, 38S, 418
  • — Launching. See Launehin<j
  • — Lost, Lloyd’s Statistics, 129 .
  • ~ Model Experiments. See TwnA: and Skip Resistance
  • —Motor. See Motorships; Manne 1 ropul-
  • — Plastic Armour for, Work of Road Researcli Laboratory on, 44
  • — Propellers. See Propellers .
  • — Propulsion. See Marine Propulsion; Engines; Turbines ; Propellers
  • — Resistance Frictional, 486*, 519*
  • — and Steel: Story of John Brown s (Review), 719
  • — Stern, Design of New Forms for, 388. .
  • — See SL\andO Marine; Motorships; Shipping;
  • Steamers; IFarsAi/?*'; and PARAGRAPH
  • Shipbuilders and Engineers, North-East Coast Institution of. See North-East Coast in Scotland, Institution of. See En^i^i^ers Shipbuilding, 100/150-ton Aluminium-Alloy Dumb Barge, 653
  • — M.S. “Bloemfontein Castle, Maiden Vovage, 381*
  • — S.S. “Eva Peron,’’ Twin-Screw Passenger Liner, 533*
  • — Industry, Position and Prospects, 172
  • — Launches and Trial Trips, 22, 40, 76, 106 (See LETTER, 158), 133, 162, 190, 220, 240, 278, 296, 367, 400, 460, 488, 520, 552, 612, 640, 662, 679, 703, 740
  • — Lloyd’s Register Rules for Oil Tankers, 369
  • — Naval. See Warships
  • — New Forms for Ships’ Sterns, 388
  • — Oil-Tank Motorship “ Grena,’’ 635* Tank Vessel “Velutina,” 429*
  • — Passenger M.S. “ Lady Wright,’’ 611*
  • — Progressin Design (1910-1950), 486
  • — Reconditioning of S.S. “Empire Orwell,” 121*
  • of S.S. “ Empress of Scotland,’’ 575*
  • — Statistics in Chamber of Shipping Report, 243 Steam(Ts and Motorships for Overseas Mail Services, 134*, 163*, 194* 1 — Stresses in Oil Tankers, 419, 448
  • — Suction Dredger for Pumping Gravel, 595*
  • Vessels under Construction, Lloyd’s Statistics, 101, 507
  • — Yard, Bay Wharf, Greenwich, 733*
  • —See Steamers; Naval; Warships -dnf} PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Shipping Capacity, Effect on European Recovery, 681
  • — Chamber of. United Kingdom, Annual Report, 243
  • — Liverpool Steam Ship Owners’ Association, Annual Report, 301
  • Need for Revision of Tonnage Regulations, 361
  • Shipyard. See Shipbuilding Yard ShipwTights, AVorshipful Company of, Prizes for Shipyard Apprentices, 209
  • Shock Tests. See Impact Tests under Tests {Materials}
  • Shoe-Gear, Collector, on Electrified Railways, 347
  • Shop Management. See IT’orfrs Management “ Shotcrete ’’ Liningsfor Irrigation Canals, 531* Shovel with Angle-Dozer (Chaseside Engineering Co., Ltd.), 686*
  • Show. See Exhibition
  • Showell, D. W. D., on Hot Working of Tin Bronzes, 467
  • Shuttering for Concrete Construction, Rawlties for (Rawlplug Co., Ltd.), 495
  • Siemens and General Electric Railway Signal Co., Ltd., Colour-Light Signals for Manchester and Shefiield Electrified Railway, 206
  • — Martin Basic Process, History of, 420, 550 Furnaces. See Furnaces Siemens-Schuckertwerke A.-G., Reconstruction of Berlin West Power Station, 8
  • Signals, Colour-Light, Manchester and Sheffield Electrified Railway (Siemens and General Electric Railway Signal Co., Ltd.), 206 Signalling, Daylight, Electric Discharge Lamps for, 453*
  • Silica Bricks. See Refractories
  • — Powder in Suspension, Light Transmission Through, 406*. See Erratum, 542
  • Silicon, Ferro. See Ferro-Silicon
  • Silsbee, F. B.,on Establishment and Maintenance of Electrical Units, 476
  • Silsoe, Wrest Park, National Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Exhibition, 601
  • Simon, H., Ltd., Flour-Milling Machinery, 29*. 57*, 91*, 113* ; Coal-Handling Plant for High-Pressure Boiler, GrangemouthWorks, 723*
  • Simonson, W. F., on Boiler Plant, Present and Future, 706
  • binipliflcation, Production Problems Created by, 213, 215, 222
  • Sinclair. F. \V., on Mechanical Design of Motor and Trailer Railway Carriages, 319 ‘ SinuHo ” Boiler, 591
  • Sizer and Co., Ltd., Aircraft-Structure Testing Equipment, 717*
  • Skeg Type of Ships’ Stern, Use of, 388
  • ^kin Friction. See Friction; Ship liesistance hlabs, Concrete, for Linings of Irrigation Canals, 530*
  • Slag. See Metallurgy
  • Slotting Machines. See Machiw Tools Sludge. See Sewage
  • Snieaton. John, Civil and Mechanical Engineering Designs of, Catalogue, 653 Smelting Furnaces. See Furnace!^ Smith, C.,on Extrusion of Aluininiuni Alloys, 137
  • Smith, Engr.-Capt. E. C., on D. and R. F.
  • Mushet, 16. See LETTER, 18 ; on Invention of Escalator, 731. See 716
  • — Mundt Grants for Study in United States, 73
  • Snipes Mountain Canal, Washington, Asphalt Lining for, 613*
  • Snow, Deakin and Co., Ltd., Portable Hardness Tester. 133*
  • Soci^td de Commentry-Fourchambault et Decazeville, Micro-Mechanical Tensile- Testing Machine, 188*
  • — Industrielle de I’Aluminium, Belgium, Electrically-Driven 32-in. Rolling Mill 221*
  • Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. See Motor
  • — Technical and Scientific. See Institutions
  • — Trade. SeeZaandoi/r; Labour Notes; PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Sodium Chloride, Pelleting of, 176*, 203*
  • — Nitrate, Pelleting of, 176* Soil-Compacting Machine, Diesel-Driven (Compactors Engineering, Ltd.), 276*
  • — Lining Sterilisation in Canals to Prevent Weed Growth, 615, 693
  • — Mechanics, Investigations by Building Research Board, 358
  • — Technology Researches in Australia, 376 Solders, Soft, Specification, 324
  • Solid, Elastic, Stress Propagation in, 689* Sopwith, D. G., on Torsional Stresses in
  • Close-Coiled Helical Springs, 360*, 630.
  • See 231*. See Errata, 375. See LETTERS, 541*, 630, 658, 708*
  • Sound-Absorbing Materials (Review), 288
  • — Film Projector, 35-mm. (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 309*
  • — Insulation of Houses, Mobile Acoustics Laboratory for Tests of, 76
  • — Level Recorder (Marconi Instruments Ltd.), 378*
  • — and Noise Transmission, Symposium on
  • Report, 1948 (Review), 644
  • South African Railways, 2-8-4 Type Locomotives with Cast-Steel Beds, 313*;
  • Lightning Protection on Electrified Sections, 347; 3,000-Volt Mercury-Arc
  • Rectifier Substation, 347, 396*, 427 • Electrification, British Equipment for’ 454
  • — American Railways Electrification, British Equipment for, 454
  • — Australia Electricity Trust, Port River Submarine Cable, 678
  • — Australian Railways, Breakdown Equipment oil, 280*. See Erratum, 399
  • — Kensington, Science Museum, Exhibition of
  • French Scientific Instruments, 159, 186*. See Addendum, 227 ; Model of R. Fulton’s First Steamboat, 229*; “Science of Weather’’ Exhibition, 388; Re-opening of National Aeronautical Collection, 731 '
  • — West, Notes from, 13, 41, 69, 97, 125 153 181, 211, 241, 269, 297, 325, 355, 385, 443’ 473, 503, 535, 567, 597, 625, 653, 679, 703* 727. See PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • — Yorkshire, Notes from, 13, 41, 69, 97 125 153, 181, 211, 241, 269, 297, 325, 355, 385’ 413, 443, 473, 503, 535, 567, 597, 625, 653. 679, 703, 727. See PARAGRAPH INDEX Southampton University College, New Chair of Aeronautical Engineering, 96
  • Spain, Fuel Research in, 519
  • — Tank Locomotives, 0-8-0 Type (North British Locomotive Co., Ltd.), 725*
  • Sparkes Brothers, Ltd., Rubberised-Asphalt Road Surfacing, 469
  • Specifications, Standard. See Standards; Standardisation
  • — for Wireless Components of Radio Industry Council, 459
  • Spectrophotometer, Ozone, Photo-Electric (R and J. Beck, Ltd.), 401*
  • Spectroscopy, Practical (Review), 88 Speed-Changing Gears. See Gears ; Gearing
  • — Indicator for High Speeds (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 27*
  • — Recorder (Everett, Edgcumbe and Co., Ltd.), 380
  • — Reduction Gears. See Gears; Gearing ?
  • Marine Propulsion ’
  • — Trials. See Trials
  • Spillers, Ltd., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Flour Mill, 29*
  • Spratt, H. P., on R. Fulton’s First Steamboat. 229*
  • Sprayer, Fuel, for 3,500-s.h.p. Marine (ias Turbine, 677*
  • Spraying Unit, Insecticide (B.E.N. Patents Ltd.), 496*
  • Springs, Helical, Close-Coiled, Torsional Stress in, 231*. See Errata, 375. See LETTERS, 360*, 541*, 630, 658, 708*
  • Square-Beam ’ ’ Airport-Location Beacon, 496*
  • “ Stabilisor ’’ for Treatment of Wheat, 92* Stability Theory of Whirling of Rotating Blastic Shafts, 102
  • Stamping Presses. See Machine Tools
  • — Hot, of Aluminium and Its Alloys, 437 Stanchions. See Columns ; Struts
  • Standards Institution, British, Codes of Practice : Cesspools, 210 ; Suspended Concrete Floors and Roofs, 412 ; Installation and Maintenance of Electrical Equipment, 442 ; Backgrounds for Roof Coverings, 502 ; Building Drainage, 702 ; Centralised Domestic Hot-Water Supply, 726. Glossary of Packaging, 502 ; Memorandum on M.K.S. System of Electrical and Magnetic Units, 472; Publication, Universal Decimal Classification—Metallurgy, 68 ; Report on Export of Electrical Equipment to Canada, 185
  • British, Specifications: Graphical Symbols for Pipes and Valves, 12; Acid- Resisting High-Silicon Iron Castings, 12; Methods for Analysis of Iron and Steel, 12 ; Lead Pipes, 40; Radio-Interference Suppression on Marine Installations, 40; Aluminium and Aluminium-Alloy Ingots and Castings, 68 ; Conversion Factors and Tables, 124 ; Brickwork Settings for Cylindrical Boilers, 124 ; Panel-Type Air-Filter Elements, 152 ; Tests for Water Used in Steam Generation, 152; Cast-Iron Pipe Flanges and Fittings, 210 ; Laboratory Safety Precautions, 210; Copper Sheet and Strip for Roofing, 210 ; Methods for Analysis of Iron and Steel, 240 ; Nickel and Nickel-Alloy Solid -Drawn Tubes, 240 ; Fusion-Welded Pressure Vessels for Chemical Industry, 268; Steel Pipe Flanges and Fittings for Petroleum Industry, 268 ; Stresses in Gear Teeth, 301,310* ; Soft Solders, 324 ; Identification Numbers for Internal-Combustion Engine Cylinders, 324 ; Reciprocating Internal-Combustion Engines, 354; Press Tool Sets, 384 ; Road Studs and Plates, 384 ; Hand Hammers, 412 ; Condensing Units for Refrigeration, 412 ; Plug Valves for Petroleum Industry, 442 ; Anodic Oxidation Finishes, 472 ; Slip or Block Gauges, 566 ; Wrought Steels of En Series, 596 ; Cold-Drawn Steel Tubes for Petroleum Industry, 596: Fire Hydrants, 652; Dimensions for Stoneware Pipes for Chemical Purposes, 652; Valves and Gauges for Air Receivers, 678 ; Bibliographical References, 678; Verification of Testing Machines, 726
  • — Laboratory, National, Australian, Work of, 304, 331
  • — United States Bureau of. See JJnited States
  • Standardisation of Engineering Products, Lemon Committee Report on, 7
  • — in English Electric Co., Ltd., 131
  • — Exhibition, Brush Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd., 657, 688
  • Star Ferry Company of Hong Kong, 310-h.p. Diesel-Electric Propelling Unit for Motor Ferry “ Electric Star,” 339*
  • “Starmix” Mobile Tar-Macadam and Asphalt Mixing Plant, 491*
  • Starters, Motor. ‘ State Railways. Stations, Power. Statistical Researches in Australia, 376 Statistics, Trade. See Trade
  • Steam Bending of Timbers, Properties of, 605
  • — Boilers. See Boilers
  • — Boats. See Steamers
  • — Condensation. See Comlensing
  • — Crane. See Crane
  • — Engine. See Engines
  • Builders of Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire (Review), 288
  • — Generation, Water Used in. Tests for. Specification, 152
  • — High-Pressure, and Temperature Effect on Efficiency of Power Stations, 620, 666
  • — Plough (J. Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd.), 516*
  • — Superheater. See Superheaters; Superheated
  • Turbines. See Turbines Steamboat, First, R. Fulton’s, Model of, 229* Steamer “ Aquitania,” Scrapping of, 216
  • — Under Construction, Lloyd’s Statistics, 101, 507
  • — Developments of in 1910-1950, 426, 457 484*, 519
  • — Electric Propulsion. See Marine Propulsion
  • — “ Empire Orwell,” Reconditioning of 121*
  • — “ Empress of Scotland,” Reconditioning of 575*
  • — “ Eva Liner, 533*
  • — Geared Turbines for.sion
  • — Launching of. See Launching
  • — “ Leicester,” Shifting of Ballast in, 419, 448
  • — Lost, Lloyd’s Statistics, 129
  • — Oil-Tank, Under Construction, Lloyd’s Statistics, 101, 507
  • Tank, Launched in 1949, Lloyd’s Statistics, 277
  • Tank, Lloyd’s Register Revised Rules for, 369
  • — — Tank, “ Velutina,” Launch of, .429* Tank. See also Oil Tankers
  • — for Overseas Mail Service, Considerations in
  • Operation of, 134*, 163*, 194*
  • — Propulsion of. See Marine Propulsion ; Engines; Turbines; Propellers
  • — Resistance of. See Ship Resistance
  • — See also Engines: Marine Propulsion;
  • Shipbuilding ; Skipping : Ships ; Turbines ; Warships; PARAGRAPH INDEX Steamships. Ships; Steamers; Warships Steel, Alloy, Electric, Use of Oxygen Lance in Production of, 660*
  • — Bars for Lee-McCall System of Prestressed Concrete, 438*
  • — Cast, Beds for 2-8-4 Type Locomotives
  • (General Steel Casting Corporation of America), 313*
  • Steel Company of Wales, Ltd., Ultrasonic Testing of Welds at Margam Works, 264*
  • — Corrosion. See Corrosion
  • — Fatigue of. See Fatigue under Tests {Materials)
  • — Foundry. See Foundry steel Furnaces. See Furnaces
  • — Heat Treatment of. See Heat Treatment under Metallurgy
  • — Influence of Gabes in, 737*
  • — and Iron Research Association, British.
  • See Research
  • Standard, Methods for Chemical Analysis of, Specification, 12, 240
  • — Manufacture. See Metallurgy
  • — Microstructure of. See Microphotographs
  • — Mild, Ar^ Range in. Extension Due to High-
  • Temperature Treatment, 643
  • for Use at Sub-Zero Temperatures, 73
  • — Output in India, 312, 336
  • — Overheating and Burning of, 542
  • — Pipe Flanges and Fittings for Petroleum Industry, Specification, 268
  • — Production, 1870-1946, 420. See 550 Effect on European Recovery, 681
  • — Rails. See Rails
  • — Research Station, Sheffield, 460
  • — Rolling Mills. See Rolling Mills
  • — Ropes. See Wire Ropes
  • — Scrap, Bulk Handling of, 511
  • — and Ships: Story of John Brown’s (Review), 719
  • — for Specialised Application, 338
  • — Stress Distribution in. See Stress; Tests
  • (Materials')
  • — Structures, Costsof Corrosion Controlin, 160 Ultrasonic Testing of Welds in, 264*
  • — Supply Shortages, Effect on Engineering
  • Industries, 6, 144, 201, 317
  • — Tests of. See Tests (Materials)
  • — Tower, Newbiggin Measured Mile, 147* for Overhead Lines, Effects of Lightning on, 79* 120-ft. Portable Telescopic (Merryweather and Sons, Ltd.), 262*
  • — Trends, European, Report on, 72
  • — Tubes, Cold-Drawn, Specification, 596
  • — Western European, Schuman Plan Discussions, 729
  • — Works. See Works
  • — Wrought, En Series, Specification, 596 Steelwork, Structural, Painting of, Rejjort, 256 1,000-ton Testing Machine for (W. and T. Avery, Ltd.), 207*, 237*
  • Steering Gear for Motor Launch with Radio Control, 702*
  • Stellar Photography, Automatic Guiding Apparatus for Telescope for, 197*
  • Stern Glands in Ships, Experience with, 163 Sterne, L., and Co., Ltd., Heat Pump for Small Office 95*
  • Steward, H. R., Bay Wharf Shipyard, 733* Stewart, A., on Pelleting of Granular Materials, 175*, 203*
  • Stewart, Sir F. C., the Late, 303
  • Stewarts and Lloyds, Ltd., Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 493
  • Stokeld, F. E.,on Hot Forging and Hot Stamping of Aluminium, 437
  • Stoker, Mechanical, Travelling-Grate, for Shell-Type Boiler (J. Thompson, Ltd.), 558*
  • — Travelling-Grate L-type for High-Pressure Boiler, Grangemouth Works, 723*
  • Stone, J., and Co., Ltd., Apprenticeship System of, 82
  • Stoneware Pipes for Chemical Purposes, Dimensions of, Specification, 652
  • Stoodley, C. C. W., the Late, 661
  • Storing and Screening Unit, “Portabin” (K. Parker, Ltd.), 491*
  • Stothert and Pitt, Ltd., Portable Concrete., Batcher and Mixer, 559*; Power- Propelled Vibrating Roller, 559*
  • Strain Gauges for Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 673*, 695*
  • — Recorder, Single-Channel (H. Hughes and Son, Ltd.), 403*
  • — See also Stress
  • Strainers and Links for Testing Aircraft Wing- Span Structure, 717*
  • Strategy, Military, Future Effect of Science, 215 Streets. See Roads
  • Strength of Materials. See Stress and Tests (Materials)
  • Stress, Alternating and Combined. See Fatigue under Tests (Materials)
  • — Corrosion in Radial-Flow Steam Turbines, 141*, 169*, 217
  • — Distribution in Internal-Combustion Engine
  • Crankshaft, Measurement of, 674, 695* in Thick Cylinders, 479*, 509*, 562*
  • — Heat, in Internal-Combustion Engines, 434
  • — in Masonry Dams, Researches on, 23*
  • — Meters. See Strain
  • — in Oil Tankers, 419, 448
  • — Propagation in Civil Engineering, Applications of, 689*
  • — in Rails, Testing Machine for Bending Fatigue, 585*
  • — Relieving Anneal of Welded High-Pressure
  • Vessels for Chemical Industries, 149
  • — Repetitions. See Fatigue under Tests (Materials)
  • — and Strength of Materials (Review), 719
  • — in Structures. See also Strain
  • — Torsional, in Close-Coiled Helical Springs, 231*. See Errata, 375. See LETTERS, 360*, 541*, 630, 658, 708*
  • Stringer, J’., on Calculating Motion of Particles in Gas, 574
  • Strip Rolling, Roll-Force, Torque, and Applied Tensions in, 507
  • — and Sheet, Copper, for Roofing, Specification, 210
  • Rolling of Aluminium, Problems in, 26, 36, 64
  • — and Wire-Forming Machine (A. W. Mac-
  • namara, Ltd.), 557*
  • Stroborama for High-Speed Cinematography (Rocherches M^caniques et Physiques), 188*
  • Structural Analysis by Moment Distribution (Review), 588
  • — Design of Aeroplanes. See Aeroplanes under Aeronautics
  • — Engineering, History of (Review), 719 Use of Light Alloys in, 477
  • — Members, Strain Meters for. See Strain Stress Propagation in, 689*
  • Structural, Steelwork. See Steelwork Structures, Costs of Corrosion Control in, 160
  • — Engineering (Review), 619
  • — for Overhead Equipment on Electrified Railways, 347, 365*
  • — Reinforced-Concrete. See Concrete, Reinforced
  • — Steel, Ultrasonic Testing of Welds in, 264*
  • — 1,000-ton Testing Machine for (W. and T. Avery, Ltd.), 207*, 237*
  • — Timber, Introduction to Design of (Review), 4
  • Struts with Crossed Pins, Euler Buckling Loads of, 709*
  • — See also Columns
  • Studs and Plates, Road, Specification, 384
  • Submarine Telegraphs. See Telegraphy Substation, Boreham Wood Film Studios, 623*
  • — Effects of Lightning on, 79
  • — for Electrified Railways, 320, 347
  • — Manchester-Sheffleld-Wath Electrified Railway, 206*
  • — 3,000’Volt Mercury-Arc Rectifier, South African Railways, 347, 396*, 427
  • Suction Dredger. See Dredger
  • Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire, Steam- Engine Builders of (Review), 288
  • Sugar, History of (Review), 31
  • Sulphur in Overheated Steel, Effects of, 542
  • — Pelleting of, 176*
  • Sulzer Brothers, Ltd., Peak-Pressure Indicator, 168* ; Metre-Gauge Diesel-Electric Locomotive for Bolivia, 352* ; Industrial Gas Turbines, 579
  • Summers, J., <fe Sons, Ltd., 106-ton Charging Machine for Sheet-Annealing Furnaces, 564*
  • Sumo Pumps, Ltd.,'Submersible Pump for Irrigation, 161
  • Supercharging in Internal-Combustion Engines, 618
  • Superheated Steam, Possible Use in Gas Turbine, 246
  • Superheaters, Foster Wheeler, for High-Pressure Boiler, Grangemouth Works, 723*
  • — at Pametrada Research Station, 649* Supersonic Wind Tunnel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 34*
  • Supervising Electrical Engineers, Association of, Annual Dinner, 477
  • Supply and Development Department, Australian, Report on Aeronautical Research Laboratories, 468
  • — Ministry of. Statement on Wheeled Vehicles
  • for Forces, 139 ; Magnetic Fire Detector, 161* ; Automatic Guiding Apparatus for Astronomical Telescope, 197* ; 1,000-ton Structure-Testing Machine, 207*, 237* : Report on British Experimental Atomic Pile, 215 ; Testing Procedure for Aircraft, 255: 120-ft. Portable Telescopic Steel
  • Tower, 262* : Fire-Fighting Launches for Royal Air Force, 333*, 353* ; Model of British Experimental Atomic Pile, 541
  • Surge Diverters, High-Voltage, Design, Specification and Performance of, 335*
  • Survey, Economic, for 1950, 359
  • Swan, Hunter, and Wigham Richardson, Ltd., Launch of Oil Tanker “ Velutina,” 429*
  • Swanscombe Chalk Pit, Conveyor System for Transporting Overburden, 471*
  • Sweden, Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236, 264
  • Swedish State Railways, 50-ton Breakdown Crane, 281*
  • Swift, G., Co., Ltd., Boring Lathe with Optical Tool Setting Equipment, 266*
  • Swift, H. H., on Electrification of Liverpool Street-Shenfield Lines, 320, 327. See 367* Swirl in Internal-Combustion Engines, 464*, 618*
  • Switches, Motor Starting. See Motors, Electric Switchgear, Accidents with, 156
  • — at Borehain Wood Film Studios, 623*
  • — on British Electrified Railways, 320
  • — Circuit-Breaker, 33-kV 500-MVA (A. Reyrolle Co., Ltd.), 524*
  • Breaker, 165-kV 3,500-MVA Air Blast (English Electric Co., Ltd.), 523*
  • Breaker, 3'3-kV 150-MVA Air Break (A. Reyrolle Co., Ltd.), 525*
  • Breaker, 66-kV Oil (Ferguson Pailin, Ltd.), 557*
  • — Cliff Quay Power Station, 675*
  • — Switch, 30-Ampere Rotary (Chance Brothers, Ltd.), 526*
  • Sequence, for Delay Blasting, 430*
  • — Tap-Changer, On-Load (British Electric Transformer Co., Ltd.), 523*
  • Switzerland, Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236, 264
  • Sykes, W. J. A., on Electric Locomotives on British Railways, 348
  • Symbols, Graphical, for Pipes and Valves, Specification, 12
  • TABLES and Factors, Conversion, Specification, 124
  • Tachometer. See Speed Indicator
  • Tackle, Hauling, for Railway Breakdown Work, 282*
  • Talbot, W. H. Fox, 150th Anniversary of Birth of, 185
  • Tame River, Prestressed-Concrete Bridge Over, 545*
  • Tank-Contents Gauge (Evershed A Vignoles, Ltd.), 404*
  • — Experimental, Haslar, Model Tests of Anchors, 449
  • Model Ship Tests, 486*, 518
  • Model Tests of High-Speed Ships, 388, 418
  • See also Ship Resistance
  • — Locomotives. See Locomotives
  • — Ships, Motor. See Motorships
  • — Steamers. See Steamers
  • — Vessels. See also Oil Tankers
  • Tapping Machine. See Machine Tools Tappoon Method of Determining Seepage Losses in Canals, 529
  • Tar-Macadam and Asphalt-Mixing Plant, Mobile (F. Parker, Ltd.), 491*
  • Tariffs, Electricity, National, New Schedule, 359
  • Tasker, H. S,, on Work of Institute of Metals, 362
  • Tata Iron and Steel Co., Work of, 312, 336 Taxation and Elderly Engineers, 445. See LETTERS, 478, 508, 602, 630, 684, 731
  • Taximeters, Hand-Operated Multi-Speed Gearbox for Testing, 368*
  • Taylor, Dr. D., on Electronic Instrumentation in Atomic Research, 631*, 644*
  • Taylor, Dr. J., on Gas/Solid Temperature Differences in Blast-Furnace Operation, 573
  • Taylor, Tavlor and Hobson, Ltd., Tool-Setting Optical Equipment for Boring Lathe, 266* ; Recording Equipment for Tests of Gear-Hobbing Machines, 307*
  • Teaching. See Education
  • Technical College and Education. See Education
  • - Information Exchange Between European Countries, 12
  • — Man-Power in India, Training of, 394
  • — Societies. See Institutions and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • — Students, Composition for (Review), 4
  • Technicians, Laboratory, Scheme of Training and Education, 666
  • Technological Institutes or Universities, Arguments For and Against, 43
  • Technology and Science Exhibits at Festival of Britain, 1951, 128
  • Teepol Injector for Dust Suppression in Collieries (Permutit Co., Ltd.), 517*
  • Tees-side, Industries of. Brochure on Survey of Development, 438
  • Teeth, Gear. See Gear
  • Telecommunications Research Establishment Automatic Guiding of Astronomical Telescopes, 197*
  • — Work of O. Heaviside on, 529, 569, 603 Telegraphy, Recent British Developments in
  • Submarine-Cable Communication, 185
  • — Work of 0. Heaviside, 529, 569, 603
  • — Wireless, at Sea, First Fifty Years of (Review), 446
  • See also Radio ; Television
  • — See also Electricity in PARAGRAPH INDEX Telephony, Recent British Developments in Submarine-Cable Communication, 185
  • — Work of O. Heaviside, 529, 569, 603
  • — Wireless. See Radio; Television
  • — See also Electricity in PARAGRAPH INDEX Telephoto Apparatus (Barr (fe Stroud, Ltd.), 378*
  • Telescope, Astronomical, Automatic Guiding Apparatus for, 197*
  • Telescopic Working Platform (W. Moss and Sons, Ltd.), Ill*
  • Television Cathode-Ray Tubes, Glass-Working Machines for (Milliard Electronic Products, Ltd.), 441*
  • — Developments by British Broadcasting Corporation, 129 j
  • — Equipment Industry, Position and Prospects, 261
  • — Sweep Generator (Marconi Instruments, Ltd.), 378*
  • Temperature-Control Instruments for Furnaces (Ether, Ltd.), 527
  • — Entropy Diagrams, Jet Aeroplane Engine
  • with Reheat Tail Pipe, 191*
  • — Measurement. See Pyrometry; Thermometry
  • Tender, Fire, for Bristol Aeroplane Co., Ltd., 253*
  • Tensile Tests. See Tests {Materials'}
  • Tensor Calculus, Elements of (Review), 555 Tercentenary of R. Descartes, 155
  • Terrestrial Magnetism. See Magnetism
  • Tests, Aeronautical. See Aeronautics
  • — Corrosion. See Corrosion
  • — 7,500-b.h.p. Eccentric-Type Opposed-Piston Marine Diesel Engine (Harland and Wolff, Ltd.), 643
  • — House, Pametrada Research Station, 621*, 649*, 676*
  • — of 1,070-b.h.p. Industrial Gas Turbine, 85*
  • — of Lee-McCall Prestressed-Concrete Beams, 438*
  • — Loading of Screw Piles, 73

Tests (Materials) :

  • Bending-Fatigue Tests of Rails, Machine for, 585*
  • — Tests on Steel Wires, Influence of Presence of Hydrogen, 739*
  • Creep Tests, Mechanism of Deformation in Metals, 499
  • of Metals and Alloys (Review), 343
  • — Testing Machines at British Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association, 180*
  • — — See also Creep
  • Fatigue, Bending, of Rails, Testing Machine for, 585*
  • — Testing Equipment (de Havilland Propellers, Ltd.), 404
  • Impact Tests on Mild Steel at Sub-Zero Temperatures, 73
  • Hardness Testing, Indentation (Review), 619
  • — — Machine, Portable (Snow, Deakin tfe Co., Ltd.), 133*
  • Notched-Bar Impact Tests. See Impact Tests (above)
  • Strength of Materials (Review), 719 Stresses in Materials and Structures. See Stress
  • Tensile Tests of Cast Aluminium Alloys, Effect of Grain Size on, 390, 436
  • Extensometer for High-Temperature Tests on Metals, Harwell, 735*
  • Micro-Mechanical, Machine for (So- ci6t6 de Commentry-Fourchambault et Decazeville), 188*
  • on Mild Steel, Influence of Hydrogen on Ductility, 739*
  • Tests, Mechanical, of Blade-Ring Steel for Radial-Flow Steam Turbines, 141*, 169*, 217
  • Testing Machine, Bending-Fatigue, for Rails, 585*
  • Creep, of British Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association, 180*
  • Hardness, Portable (Snow, Deakin and Co., Ltd.), 133*
  • Micro-Mechanical Tensile (Societc de Commentry-Fourchambault et Deca- zeville), 188*
  • Standard Verification Method, 726 1,000-ton, for Structures (W. and T. Avery, Ltd.), 207*, 237*
  • Universal (S, Denison and Son, Ltd.), 589*
  • Torsional Tests of Close-Coiled Helical Springs, 231*. See Errata, 375. See LETTERS, 360*. 541*, 630, 658. 708* Tests, Oxygen, in De-Aerated Water, 553*
  • — of Paints for Structural Steelwork, 256
  • — Rigs for Motor Cars, 707, 732
  • — of Vibration from Blasting Operations, 430* —for Water Used in Steam Generation, Specification, 152
  • — Weathering, Machine for Making (Decel Engineers, Ltd.), 589*
  • Testing Equipment for Aircraft Structures at Farnborough, 717*
  • Fatigue (de Havilland Propellers, Ltd.), 404
  • for Fusion-Welded Pressure Vessels (Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.), 373*
  • — Hardness, Indentation (Review), 619
  • — of Hydrometers (Review), 259
  • — Laboratory. See National Physical
  • — Machine, Bending-Fatigue, for Rails, 585* Creep, of British Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association, 180*
  • Hammer, for Safety Glass, 292*
  • Hardness, Portable (Snow, Deakin and Co., Ltd.), 133*
  • Micro-Mechanical Tensile (Socidte de Commentrv-Fourchambault et Decazeville), 188*
  • Standard Verification Method, 726
  • Universal (S. Denison and Son, Ltd.), 589* See also Tests {Materials}
  • — Plant for Diesel Engines (F. Perkins, Ltd.). 700*
  • for Friction-Lining Materials, Magnetic- Drag Controlled-Slip Coupling for, 462*
  • Marine-Engine, Royal Naval Engineering College, Keyham, 279*
  • for Motor-Vehicle Rear Axle Magnetic Drag Controlled-Slip Coupling for, 462*
  • — Tyres at Low Temperatures (Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.), 687*
  • — of Welds, Ultrasonic, 264*
  • — See also Tests {Materials}; Trials
  • Texas, Lower Rio Grande Valley, Brick-Lined
  • Canals in, 616* Text-Books. See LITERATURE INDEX Textile-Machinery Industry, Position and Prospects, 288
  • Thames, and Severn Canal, Earlv Engineering on, 110, 120
  • Tharsis Sulphur and Copper Co., Ltd., 0-8-0 Tank Locomotives for, 725*
  • Thermal Efficiency of Electric Power Stations 620, 624, 666
  • of Industrial Gas Turbines, 249, 607 of 1,070-b.h.p. Industrial Gas Turbine, 85
  • — Expansion Effects in Composite Ships, 466
  • — Treatment, Metals. See Heat Treatment under Metallurgy
  • Thermodynamic Background of Iron and Steel Making, 573
  • — Cycles in Internal-Combustion Engines, 434 Thermodynamics, Applied, Problems for Engineers (Review), 528
  • — Principles and Applications to Engineering (Review), 230
  • Thermometry, Temperature - Measurement Thermocouples in Tests of Internal-Combustion Engines, 660, 672*
  • — See also Pyrometer
  • Thomas, S. G., Life and Work of, 420*, 550 Thomas, W. ,T., on Production Economy in
  • Rolling of Aluminium, 26, 36, 64 Thompson, J., Ltd., Shell-Type Boiler for
  • Travelling-Grate Mechanical Stoker, 558*
  • Thompson, W. B., on Finsbury Technical College Old Students’ Association, 630. See LETTER, 731
  • Thornton, D. L., on Applications of Stress Propagation in Civil Engineering, 689*
  • Thornycroft, J. I., and Co., Ltd., Reconditioning of “Empire Orwell,’’ 121*; 85-b.h.p.
  • Petrol Engine and Chassis for Fire Tender, 253*
  • Threads, Screw. See Screw
  • Through Five Generations ; History of Butter- ley Co. (Review), 463
  • Thrust Block, Michell, Introduction of, 457
  • — of Propellers. See Propellers : Aeronautics Thurston, Dr. A. P., Presentation of Presidential Jewel to Newcomen Society by, 186*
  • Thurston, Sir G., the Late, 131*
  • Tidal Institute and Observatory, Liverpool, Annual Report, 417
  • — Research at National Physical Laboratory, 415. See LETTER, 508
  • Timber Carrier (Pest Control, Ltd.), 710*
  • — Researches in Australia, 332, 376
  • — Seasoning Kilns, Aluminium Doors for (H. Lebus, Ltd.), 82*
  • — Steam Bending of. Properties of, 605
  • — Structures, Introduction to Design of (Review), 4
  • Timms, C., on Recording Errors in Gear-Hob- bing Machine Tables, 307*
  • Tin Bronzes, Hot Working of, 467
  • — Plating and De-Scaling Process, Bullard- Dunn, 20
  • — Research Institute, Report on Bullard-Dunn Electrolytic Process, 20
  • Tippler, Wagon, “ Rotaside ’’ (Strachan and Henshaw’, Ltd.), 685*
  • Titanium, Researches on, 304 T.N.T., Pelleting of, 176*
  • Toggle Linkages, Theory of, 216* Tolerances in Machine Work. See Gauges Tonnage Regulations for Ships, Need for Revision of, 301 1 Tools, Machine. See Machine Tools ‘
  • Tools, Pneumatic. See Machine Tools
  • Toothed Gear. See Gear ; Gearing; Manne Propulsion .
  • Torpedo Boats and Destroyers. See Warships Torque Meters. See Dynamometers ' Torsion Tests. See {Materials} ' Torsional Vibrations in Engine Shafting, Methods of Studying, 696*
  • Torsionmeters. See Dynamometers
  • Towers, Cooling, Theory and Design of, 388
  • — Gas-Cooling and Water-Cooling, 388 ,
  • — for Overhead Lines Power Transmission in Austria, 441* , ,
  • Scrubbing, Model of Delanium Carbon Packing (Powell Duffryn Products, Ltd.), 371*
  • — Steel-Lattice, for 275-kV Experimental Transmission Line, 235*
  • Newbiggin Measured Mile, 147
  • for Overhead Lines, Effects of Lightning on, 79* . 120-ft. Portable Telescopic (Merryweather and Sons, Ltd.), 262*
  • — Water, for Rural Water Supplies, 668
  • Town Gas. See Gas
  • Track, Railway, Effect of Electric Traction, 321 Traction, Electric Railway, Convention. See Electrical Engineers, Institution of
  • See Railways
  • — Resilient Gearwheel for Locomotives, 460* Tractive Resistance of Electric Trains, 321 Tractor, Agricultural, Economics of Use of, 505 Industry, Position and Prospects, 88
  • — Crawler-Type (Fraser Tractors, Ltd.), 711
  • — 250-b.h.p. “ Mighty Antar,” for Iraq Petroleum Co. (Transport Equipment (Thorny- croft), Ltd.), 341*, 392*, 408*
  • Trade, Export and Import Statistics, Engineering and Allied Industries, 6, 32, 59, 88, 117, 144, 172, 201, 232, 260, 288, 317
  • — Exhibition. See Exhibition
  • — Export, Boiler-Plant, 119 Electrical Machinery, 119
  • Electrical Equipment, to Canada, Report on, 185
  • and Import, Agricultural Machinery, 88 and Import, Aircraft, 201
  • Light Electrical Apparatus, 260
  • Locomotive and Rolling Stock, 232
  • Machine-Tool, 59
  • Marine-Engineering, 172
  • Mining Machinery, 117
  • Motor-Vehicle, 144
  • Research Organisation, British, and Federation of British Industries, Agree- , ment Between, 477
  • Shipbuilding, 172 • Textile Machinery, 288
  • — Iron and Steel, of India, 312, 336
  • — Motor-Vehicle, Report on < Review), 388
  • Unions. See Trade Societies in PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Traffic, Road, Control of, (Review), 706
  • Trailer, Cable-Drum (R. C. Gibbins and Co., Ltd.), 685*
  • — Machinery and Pipe-Carrying, for Iraq
  • Petroleum Co. (Cranes (Dereham), Ltd.), 341*, 408*
  • Train, Electric, Multiple-Unit Direct-Current, Control Gear and Auxiliary Equipment for, 349
  • Multiple-Unit, on London Transport Executive Railways, 321
  • Multiple-Unit, Power-Operated Doors on, 349
  • Tractive Resistance of, 321
  • — See also Railway
  • Trainer, Gunnery, Anti-Aircraft, “ Portobel ” (R.F.D. Co., Ltd.), 582*
  • Training. See Education
  • Transfer, Heat, Coefficient for Fluids in Laminar Movement, 541. See LETTER, 602
  • — Heat, Introduction to (Review), 433 Transflux Magnetic Detector Element (Kelvin, Bottomley and Baird, Ltd.), 403
  • Transformers, Cliff Quay Power Station, 675*
  • — on Electrified Railways, 320, 347
  • — for 275-kV Experimental Transmission Line, 235*
  • — Failures Through Lightning, 79*
  • — High-Voltage Surge Diverters for, 335*
  • — in Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 236
  • Transmission, Dynamometer. See meter
  • — Electric, Ship Propulsion. See Marine Propulsion
  • — Gear. See Gear ; Gearing ; Marine Propulsion
  • — of Power. See Marine Propulsion ; Power Transmission
  • Transport, Aerial. See Aeronautics
  • — Capacity, Effect on European Recovery, 681
  • — Coal, for Power Stations, Costs of, 47*, 74* Transport Equipment' (Thornycroft), Ltd., 250-b.h.p. “Mighty Antar” Tractors for Iraq Petroleum Co., 341*, 392*, 408*
  • — Ministry of. Reconditioning of “ Empire Orwell,’’ 121*; Ruling on Length of Public-Service Vehicles, 186; Report on Increased Mechanisation in United Kingdom Ports, 628 ; Ministry v. Harlow, Legal Decision in, 629; Control of Road Traffic, 706 ; Report on Fire Fighting in Ships in . Port, 725
  • — Motor. See Road; Motor I
  • — Railway. See Railway
  • — Road. See Road ; Motor I
  • Travailleur, M., the Late, ,540
  • Travelling Crane. See Crane
  • Trench Excavators, 12/21-in. (J. Allen and Sons (Oxford), Ltd.), 489* 16/60-in. (J. Allen and Sons (Oxford), Ltd.), 489*
  • “ Junior” (Barber-Greene Olding and Co., Ltd.), 490*
  • Trencher, Boom-Type (Winget, Ltd.), 492* Trenching Machine, Steam (J. Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd.,) 516*
  • Trial Trips and Launches of Ships, 22, 40, 76, 106 (see LETTER, 158), 162, 190, 220, 240, 278, 296, 367, 400, 460, 488, 520, 552, 612, 640, 662, 679, 703, 740
  • — See also Tests
  • Tribophysics Researches in Australia, 303
  • Trimming Machines for Irrigation Canal Construction, 693*
  • Triplex Safety Glass Co., Ltd., Satety Glass Production by, 292*
  • Tripp, Sir A., on Koad Traffic and Its Control,
  • Trolley, Gauging, Conductor-Rail, London Transport Executive, 249
  • Trucks, Railway. See
  • — Transportable, Air-Conditioning and Pressurising, for Aircraft (Sir G. Godfrey and Partners, Ltd.), 470*
  • — See also Ropie , , , ,,
  • Trusses, Roof, for Aluminium School Buildings, Erection of, 190*
  • Tubes, Cathode-Ray, Television, Glass^W orking Machines for (Milliard Electronic Products, Ltd ) 441*
  • ?— Design by Autofrettage,
  • — Drawbench, Magnetic-Drag Controlled-Slip Coupling for, 462*
  • Tube Investments, Ltd., Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 495
  • — Railways. See liailwiiys,
  • London Transport Executive
  • — Solid-Drawn, Nickel and Nickel-Alloy, Specification, 240
  • — Steel, Cold-Drawn, Specification, 596
  • — See also Pipes .
  • Tubular Bridge, Britannia, Centenary of, 301 Tungsten Filaments, Coiling Machine for (Luxram Electric, Ltd.), 227*
  • — Lamps. See Lamps under Electric
  • Tunnel, Channel, Boring Machines for (J. Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd.), 516
  • — Concrete, Gorge Hydro-Electric Plant, Grinding Floor of, 251
  • — Drying, Gas-Fired Radiant-Heat (Radiant Heating, Ltd.), 559
  • — Excavation by Glasgow Corporation M ater Department, 370, 477
  • — Pedestrian and Cyclist, Howden and Jarrow, Beneath River Tyne, 215
  • Tunnel Site Hydro-Electric Power Station, 730
  • — Thames, and Severn Canal, 110, 120
  • — of Underground Hydro-Electnc Power Plant, 225, 236, 264
  • Wind. See Wirul Tunnel under Aeronauiics
  • — Woodhead, Manchester-Sheffield Railway, 205*
  • Tuplin, Dr. W. A., on Gear-Tooth Stresses at High Speed, 310.* See 301
  • Turbine, Gas, for Aircraft (Review), 4 Elements of Theory (Review), 695 for Generation of Electricity, 249 Use of High Temperatures in, 129 1,070-b.h.p. Industrial (Ruston and Hoilis- Industrial, Developments in, 539, 578*, 607*
  • Marine, 3,500 s.h.p., Pametrada Research Station, 676*
  • Ministry of Fuel’s Experiments on, 121 for Motor Car (Rover Co., Ltd.), 305 1,750-kW for Natural Gas (Metropolitan- Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 132
  • Use in Ships, 486, 519
  • Technique, Application to Steam Turbine,
  • Tests at Pametrada Research Station, 621*, 649*, 676*
  • — — See also Engines under Aeronautics
  • — Hydraulic, Francis, 32*5 ^fW, Loch Sloy Power Plant, 273 .
  • in Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 225, 236
  • See also Power Plant
  • — Internal-Combustion, Elements of Theory of (Review), 695 . .
  • — Rotor Shafts, 24 ft. by 4 ft. 6 in. Grinding Machine for (Churchill Machine Tool Co., Ltd.), 11*
  • — Steam, Application of Gas-Turbine Technique to, 246
  • at Berlin West Power Station, 8 Blading for. See Blades ; Blading 45-MW, Cliff Quay Power Station, 674* Marine, Geared. See Marine Propulsion for Power Stations, Efficiency of, 620, 666 for Power Station, Modern Trends 706 Production Statistics (1949), 119
  • Radial-Flow, Stress Corrosion in, 141*, 169*, 217 50-kW, Royal Naval Engineering College, Keyham, 279*
  • Tests at Pametrada Research Station, 621*, 649*, 676*
  • See also Turbo-Generators
  • — Steamers. See Steamers; Warships
  • Turbo-Chargers for 1,800-b.h.p. Diesel Engine (Mirrlees, Bickerton and Day, Ltd.), 151*
  • — Generating Plant, Progress in Design of, 713 Plant, Steam, Modern Trends, 706
  • — Generator, 45-MW, Cliff Quay Power Station, 674* 40,000-kW Mercury-Steam, Schiller Power Station, 410
  • Natural-Gas Driven, 1,750-kW (Metro- politan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 132 for Power Stations, Efficiency of, 620, 666 250-kW Unit Construction Set, Transportable, 713* >
  • Turbulence in Internal-Combustion Engines, 464*, 618*
  • Turnbull, J. S., on “Lost-Wax” Process of Precision Casting, 107*. See 45
  • Turning. See Machine Tools
  • Tyler, R. D., on Jet Propulsion of Ships, 158
  • Tyne, River, Howden and Jarrow Pedestrian and Cyclist Tunnels, 215
  • Tyre Testing Plant Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., 687*
  • Tyrrell, H. J. V., on Production and Heat- Treatment of Copper Powder, 51*
  • Tyseley, Bakelite, Ltd., Research Laboratories, 733
  • ULTRASONIC Testing of Welds in Steel Structures, 264*
  • Underground Gasification of Coal, Ministry of Fuel’s Experiments, 121
  • Resources of Alaska, 184;
  • “ Lower-Cost Canal Linings,” 693*
  • Bureau of Standards, National, Specifications, Tolerances and Regulations for Commercial Weighing and Measuring Devices (Review), 316 ; Report on Establishment and Maintenance of Electrical Units, 476
  • Diesel-Locomotive Productivity Team’s Visit to, 17
  • Franklin Institute, Work of, 243 Grants for Visiting Research Workers and University Lecturers, 73
  • Iron and Steel Research in, 682
  • Mercury-Steam Power Stations in, 410
  • Ministry of Education Awards for Study of Technology in, 152
  • Navy. See United States under Warships Rubberised-Asphalt Road Surfacing, 469
  • Steel Production, 1870-1946, 420. See 550
  • — — See also America
  • Universal Decimal Classification for Metallurgy, Standard Publication, 68
  • Universities and Advanced Studies in Electrical Engineering, 304
  • — Birmingham, Engineering Department,
  • ” Work Measurement Research Unit,” 151
  • — Cambridge, New Workshops of Engineering Department, 669* ; Engineering Department Report for 1948-49, 683
  • — College, London, Combustion in Internal-
  • Combustion Engines, by Prof. J. J. Broeze, 434*, 464*, 616*, 646*. See Erratum, 700 ; Report of College Committee, 707
  • Southampton, Chair of Aeronautical Engineering, 96
  • — Engineering Research in. Functions of, 23*
  • — or Technological Institutes, Arguments For and Against, 43
  • — Value of Humanities in Training of Metallurgists, 363
  • — Zaragosa, Fuel Research Organisation, 519
  • — See also Education
  • Unwin, W. C., Remarks on Masonry Dams, 23
  • — Lecture on Engineering Research in Universities, 23*
  • VACATION Work Scheme of Imperial College of Science and Technology, Report on, 18
  • Vacuum Valve Applied to Electric Furnace, 132*
  • Valves for Air Receivers, Specification, 678
  • — for 500-ton Floating Dock (Ham, Baker and Co., Ltd.), 258*
  • — Gas, Two-Way Magnetic (Perl Controls, Ltd.), 593*
  • — Gear, Walschaerts, for 2-8-4 Type Locomotives, 313*
  • — Internal-Combustion Engines, Temperature Measurement of, 672
  • — Marine Diesel Engine, Experience with Burning of Boiler Fuels, 513*, 546
  • — and Pipes, Graphical Symbols for. Specification, 12
  • — Plug, for Petroleum Industry, Specification, 442
  • — Vacuum, Applied to Electric Furnace, 132*
  • — and Valve Gear. See also Engines
  • ” Vampire ” Aeroplane, with ” Goblin ” Engine with Reheat Tail Pipes, 191*
  • Van der Pol, Prof. B., on Heaviside’s Operational Calculus, 603. See 529, 569
  • Van Mele, M., on Gas Turbines for Generation of Electricity, 249
  • ” Vanguard ” Diesel-Driven Concrete Mixer, 594*
  • Variable-Speed Gear. See Gear
  • Varley, Major P. C., on Hot Rolling of Aluminium and Its Alloys, 437
  • Vehicles, Public-Service, Limit of Length of, 186
  • — Wheeled, for Forces, Ministry of Supply’s Statement on, 139
  • ” Velutina,” Launch of, 429*
  • Venezuelan Oilfields, 1,750-kW Natural-Gas Turbo-Alternator for, 132
  • Ventilating and Heating Engineers, Institution of. See Heating
  • Ventilation in Underground Hydro-Electric Power Plants, 236
  • Vernon, Dr. W. H. J., on Costs of Corrosion and of Its Control, 160
  • ‘‘Vertical Feature” for Festival of Britain 1951, 49*
  • — Lift Bridges, Bridges
  • Vessel, High-Pressure, for Oil-Refining and Chemical Industries, 149
  • Vessel, Pressure, Fusion-Welded, for Chemical Industry, Specification, 268
  • Fudon-Welded, Manufacture by Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd., 344*, 373*
  • Manufacture by Autofrettage, 479*, 509*, 562*
  • Viaduct. See Bridges
  • Vibrations, Dynamics of (Review), 4
  • — Ground, from Blasting Operations, Reduction of, 430*
  • — in Internal-Combustion Engine, Methods of
  • Studying, 695*
  • Vibrograms of Blasting Operations, 430* “ Vibrosoil ” Soil-Compacting Machine, 276* Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd., Icing Trials of “ Viscount ” Air Liner, 150; Non-Ferrous Metal Shops at Elswick, 410* ; S.S. “ Eva Peron,” Maiden Voyage, 533* ; Schemes of Engineering Training, 667
  • Vinal Interlayer for Safety-Glass Manufacture, 292*
  • Viscometer, Portable (Ferranti Ltd.), 380* “ Viscount ” Air Liner, Icing Trials of, 150 Voltage Stabiliser, 20-kVA (British Power Transformer Co., Ltd.), 522*
  • Vosper, Ltd., Fire Floats for Royal Air Force, 333*, 353* ; Radio-Controlled Motor Launch, 701*
  • WACHAL, A. L., on Flow of Lubricating Oil from Big-End Bearing, 247*, 291*
  • Wages. See Labour : PAKAGRAPH INDEX Wagons, Motor. See Motor Vehicles ; Tractors
  • — Tippler, “ Rotaside *’ (Strachan and Henshaw, Ltd.), 685*
  • Wait, E. V., on Geometry of Quasi-Circular Shapes and Behaviour of Drills and Reamers, 285*, 330*
  • Wales, North, Hydro-Electric Developments in, 478. See LETTER, 571
  • Walklate, E. J., on Blast-Furnace Stock-Rod Gas-Seal, 574
  • Wall, Dr. T. F., on Phase Advancing by Three- Phase Machines, 115*
  • — for Coast Protection and Land Reclamation, 609
  • — Diagrams for Control Rooms of Electric Power Systems, 724*
  • Wallingford, Howbery Park, Hydraulic Research Station, 415. See LETTER, 508
  • Wallsend, Pametrada Research Station, Work of, 621*, 649*, 676*
  • Wallsend Slipway and Engineering Co., Ltd., Machinery for Oil Tanker “ Velutina,” 429 Walschaerts Valve Gear for 2-8-4 Type Locomotives, 313*
  • Walters, B., on Rolling of Zinc and Zinc Alloys, 467
  • Wansbrough-Jones, Dr. 0. H., on Present Science and Future Strategy, 215
  • War, Cost of Aviation in, 629
  • — of Movement, Airfields in, 101
  • Warder, S. B., on Railway Substation Layout, Operation and Maintenance, 347
  • Warfare, Naval. See Warships
  • — Use of Aircraft in. See Aeronautics

Warships :

  • Admiralty Investigations on Model Anchors, 449
  • “Ark Royal,” H.M. Aircraft Carrier, Launch of, 507, 543*
  • Aviation, Naval. See Aeronautics
  • H.M. Aircraft Carrier ” Ark Royal,” Launch of, 507, 543*
  • — Battleship ” Royal Oak,” 1890, Keel Laying of, 605*. See LETTER, 685
  • — Destroyer, Trials of Machinery and Boilers, 650
  • — Ship ” Thunderer,” Training of Naval Engineers in, 279*
  • Naval Aeronautics. See Aeronautics
  • — Construction and Research, 361
  • — Constructors, Royal Corps of. Future of, 271; Annual Dinner, 540
  • — Engineers, Training in H.M.S. ” Thunderer,” 279*
  • — Machinery Developments, 1910-1950, 426, 457, 484
  • Navy Estimates, 1950-51, 299. See Erratum, 322
  • Royal Naval Engineering College, Mana- don, Developments at, 279*
  • United States Navy Bureau of Ordnance Supersonic Wind Tunnel, 34*
  • See also Naval in PARAGRAPH INDEX War-Time Activity of Road Research Laboratory, Report on, 44
  • Washing Machine for Bottles, Hydraulically- Operated (Graham-Enock Manufacturing Co., Ltd.), 580*
  • for Flour Mills, 91* Glass, for Safety-Glass Manufacture, 292* Washington, Seattle, Gorge Hydro-Electric
  • Plant, Grinding Tunnel Floor of, 251
  • — Snipes Mountain Canal, Asphalt Lining for, 613*
  • — Yakima Canal Project, Concrete Slab Lining for, 531*
  • Waste Paper Recovery Association, Annual Report, 629
  • Watches and Clocks, Increased Production, 318 Water-Cement Ratio for High-Strength Concrete, 80*
  • — Cooling Towers, Theory and Design of, 388
  • — Currents Due to Wind, 19
  • — De-Aerated, Estimation of Dissolved Oxygen in, 553*
  • — Department, Glasgow Corporation, New
  • Works of, 370, 477
  • Water Engineers, Institution of, Scottish Section, New Works of Glasgow Corporation Water Department, by S. D. Canvin, 370, 477
  • — Friction. See Friction; Ship Resistance
  • — Gas. See Gas
  • — Heaters. See Feed-Water Heaters
  • — Power Resources of Alaska, Report on, 184 See also Hydraulic; Power Plant; Power,
  • Water ; Turbine, Hydraulic
  • — Stress Propagation in, 689*
  • — Supply, Hot, Domestic, Central, Standard ' Code of Practice, 726
  • Rural, Recent Developments, 639, 668 See also Irrigation
  • — Tanks. See Tanks
  • — Tube Boiler. See Boiler
  • — Turbines. See Twrandines, Hydraulic ; Power Plant
  • — Used in Steam Generation, Tests for, Specification, 152
  • — Wheels. See Turbine, Hydraulic; Power Plant
  • Waterways Association, Inland, Annual General Meeting, 629. See LETTER, 685
  • — See Rivers; Canals
  • Waterworks. See Water Supply and PARAGRAPH INDEX
  • Wath-Sheffield-Manchester Railway Electrification, 205*
  • Wave Analvser, Pametrada Research Station (Muirhead and Co., Ltd.), 377*, 698
  • — Guide Testing Apparatus (British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.), 403*
  • — Making Resistance of Ships. See Ship Resistance
  • Wavelengths, Broadcasting, New Plan, 273, 337, 359
  • Wax Injection Machine, Hydraulic, for “ Lost- Wax ” Process of Precision Casting, 108*
  • Weather. See Metewology
  • Weathering Tests, Machine for Making (Decel Engineers, Ltd.), 589*
  • Webb, W. J., on Railway Electrification— Spacing of Substations, 321
  • Weed Growth in Canals, Methods of Prevention, 615, 693
  • Weighing Car, Beevor Iron Foundry (Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd.), 67*
  • — and Measuring Devices, American, Specifications, Tolerances and Regulations for (Review), 316
  • Welch, Prof. J. J,, the Late, 274
  • Weld Metal, Electronic Control of Deposition of (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 522
  • — Ultrasonic Testing of, 264*
  • Welded Joints, Stress Propagation in, 690* Welder, Spot, 300-kVA Single-Phase (Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.), 459*
  • Welding of High-Pressure Vessels for Chemical Industries, 149
  • — Machine, Cold-Pressure, for Aluminium-
  • Sheathed Cable (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 150* 60-kVA Flash-Butt (British Insulated Callenders’ Cables, Ltd.), 558* 50-kVA Seam (Sciaky Electric Welding Machines, Ltd.), 560*
  • —.— 1-kW Thermo-Plastic Sheet (Radio Heaters, Ltd.), 558*
  • — Metallic-Arc, for Repairs to Locomotive Plate Frames, 177*, 251*
  • — Plant, Renfrew Works (Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.), 344*, 373*
  • — Research Association. British, Welding Re
  • search Exhibition, 161; Demonstration of Ultrasonic Testing cf Welds, 264* Exhibition, 161, 264*
  • Wellman Smith Owen Engineering Corporation, Ltd., 106-ton Charging Machine for Sheet-Annealing Furnaces, 564*
  • West of Scotland Iron and Steel Institute. See Iron and Steel
  • Western Australian Government Railways, 4-6-2 Type Passenger Locomotives, 104*
  • Wetness, Steam, and Turbine Efficiency, 666 “ Wetting’’-Agent Injector for Dust Suppression in Collieries (Permutit Co., Ltd.), 517*
  • Weybridge Jig and Tool Co., Ltd., Gang Slitting Machine, 590*
  • Wharves, Docks and Piers, Design, Construction and Maintenance of (Review), 87
  • Wheat, Milling of, 29*, 57*, 91*, 113*
  • Wheels, Gear. See Gears; Gearing; Marine Propulsion
  • — Tapered-Tread, on Overhead-Travelling Cranes, Effect of, 477
  • Whirling of Rotating Elastic Shafts, 102 White Metal. See Alloys under Metallurgy
  • Waltham Aerodrome, Garden Party of Royal Aeronautical Society at, 571
  • Whitehead, Dr. R., on Requirements f-jr M.Sc. Degree, 584
  • Whiteley, Dr. J. H., on Extension of Ari Range with Carbide Formation in Mild Steel, 543 Whitworth, R., Thames and Severn Canal, 110, 120
  • — Society, Annual Dinner, 329
  • Whyman, F., on Railway Electric Braking Systems, 390
  • Wickman, A. C., Ltd., Deep-Hole Drilling Attachment for Automatic Lathe, 38*
  • Wilkins, C. T., on Producing a Prototype Aircraft, 185
  • Wilkinson, E. R., on Electricity, Gas and Consumer, 739
  • Wilkinson, R. G., on Hot Working of Aluminium and Its Alloys, 437
  • Wilks, W. T., on Charges of Railway Inefficiency, 684. See 576
  • Willans, K. W., on Elderly Engineers, 478, 602. See 445, See LETTERS, 508, 630, 684, 731
  • Williams, W. J., on Influence of Certain Elements on Microstructure of Cast Irons, 573
  • Williams Lecture on Gases and Steel, by Sir A. McCance, 737*
  • Williamson, G. J., on Gas Cooling and Humidification, 388
  • WiJson, G., on Bearing Capacity of Screw Piles and Screwcrete Cylinders, 73
  • Wilson, J. S., Work on Stresses in Dams, 24* Wiiton-Fijenoord, 5,500-b,h.p. Doxford Diesel Engine, 635*
  • Wind Tunnels. See AerorMutics
  • — Water Currents Due to, 19
  • Winding Engine, 1,750-h.p. Electric, Calverton Colliery (General Electric Co., Ltd.), 500*
  • Winget, Ltd., Twin-Trolley Concrete Batcher, 492* ; Boom-Type Trencher, 492* ; Self-Propelled Barrow, Pedestrian-Operated, 711* Winkler Method of Testing Feed AVater, 553* Winter, Dr, J. B., the Late, 303 Wire Ropes in Mines, Conference on, 18
  • — and Strip-Forming Machines (A. AV. Macnamara, Ltd.), 557* Wireless Telegraphy. See Telegraphy
  • — Telephony. See Telephony
  • Wiring Systems, Electric, Trends in Materials Used, 623
  • Wiseman, A., and Co., Ltd., Resilient Gearwheel for Traction Purposes, 460*
  • Withers, J. G., on Flow of Lubricating Oil from
  • Big-End Bearing, 247*, 291*
  • Wood, B., on Natural-Draught Cooling Towers 388
  • Wood, Prof. W. A., on Mechanism of Deformation in Creep, 499
  • — Lecture on Industrial Applications of Atomic
  • Energy, by Prof. M. L. Oliphant, 273 Woodcock, F. J., on Electrical Methods of
  • Measuring Mechanical Quantities, 483* Woodhead Tunnel, Manchester-Sheffield Railway, 205*
  • Woodhouse, L. C., on Diesel-Electric Motor-
  • Coach Trains, 391 AVoodworking Machinery. See Machine Tools Woolwich Polytechnic Diamond Jubilee, 359 AVorking Party on Building Operations, Report on, 539
  • — Platform, Telescopic (W. Moss and Sons, Ltd.),
  • Workmen. See Labottr

Works :

  • Beevor Iron Foundry, (Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd.), 66"?
  • Elswick Works Non-Ferrous Metal Shops (Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd.), 410* Grangemouth Works, High-Pressure Boiler Plant at, 721*
  • King’s Norton Factory of Triplex Safety Glass Co., Ltd., 292*
  • Oxney Road Factory, Newark, F. Perkins, Ltd., 699*
  • Renfrew Works of Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd., 344*, 373*
  • Steelworks Plant, Model, Royal Scottish Museum, 622*
  • Wroughton Factory for Small Petrol Engines (R. A. Lister and Co., Ltd.), 10* Works Management, Management Problems
  • Due to “ Simplification,” 213, 215, 222
  • — Ministry of. Experiments on Prestressed Concrete, 20 ; Lee-McCall System of Prestressed Concrete, 438*; Report of Working Party on Building Operations, 539 ; Codes of Practice. See Standards
  • Workshops. See Works; Machine Tools
  • — Training. See Educaiion
  • World Power Conference, Fourth, London, Programme, 183
  • Wray, G. H., on Stress-Corrosion in Radial- Flow Steam Turbines, 141*, 169*, 217 Wrecks. See Accidents
  • Wrest Park, Silsoe, National Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Exhibition at, 601
  • Wright Lecture on Aspects of Expenditure on Aviation, 629
  • Wrightson, Sir G., the Late, 46
  • Wroughton Factory for Small Petrol Engines (R. A. Lister and Co., Ltd.), 10*
  • Wyre Estuary, Model Investigations on, 415. See LETTER, 508
  • X-RAY Equipment, 2,000,000-Volt, at Renfrew Works, Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd., 373*
  • Examination of Welded High-Pressure Vessels for Chemical Industries, 149
  • Methods for Metallurgical Equilibrium Diagrams, 498
  • YACHT Sailing, Developments in 1910-1950, 518*
  • Yakima Canal Project, Washington, Concrete^ Slab Lining for, 531*
  • Year Books. See LITERATURE INDEX
  • Yorkshire Copper Works, Ltd., Exhibits at British Industries Fair, 495
  • ZARAGOSA University, Fuel Research Organisation at, 519
  • Zienkiewicz, O. C., Work on Stresses in Dams, 25*
  • Zinc Alloys. See Alloys under Metallurgy
  • — and Zinc-Rich Alloys, Rolling of, 467
  • Zircon Powder in Suspension, Light Transmission Through, 406*. See Erratxiw, 542


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