The Engineer 1911/04/07

1911 April 07th PDF

Main Subjects

• A Quarter's Clyde Shipbuilding, p 364.
  • Caird and Co.
• Aero and Motor Boat Show, No. II p 347 - 348.(Illustrated).
  • All British Engine Co.
  • General Aviation Contract Co.
  • Manning and Wardle.
• Aluminium Solder, p 365.
  • Vacuum Engineering Co.
• Curtis Marine Turbines, just after p 364 and p 365. (Illustrated).

• Death Announcement, p 359.
  • W. J. Wallis.
• Details of Diesel Engines of The Frerichs, p 352. (Illustrated).

• Diesel Marine Engines, by Herr Th. Saiuberlich, No. I, p 349 - 353. (Illustrated).

• Editorial, p 359.
  • The Power and Protection of Battleships.
  • The London Electric Tramways.
  • The Strike Habit.
• Electrical Monopolies, p 364 - 365.

• Flying in France, p 348.

• Institution of Naval Architects, William White in the Chair, p 353 - 356.
  • Report of Council for 1910.
  • The Problem of Size in Battleships, J. J. Welch.
  • Twelve Month's Experience with Geared Turbines in The Cargo Steamer Vespasian, C. A. Parsons and R. J. Walker.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 365.
  • 'Amicus' steel screw steamer by Craig, Taylor and Co for The Tempus Shipping Co. Engines by North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • 'Carmen' single-deck steamer built by William Doxford and Sons for Oscar de Lucovich and M. O. Martinolich of London.
  • 'City of Lahore' steel screw steamer built by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson for the Hull Line section of The Ellerman's City Line. Engines by Wallsend Slipway and Engineering Co.
  • 'Y C No. 95, steel screw steamer by Earle's Shipbuilding and Engineering Co, for the British Admiralty.
  • 'Monkshaven' steel screw steamer by William Doxford and Sons for The Eskside Steam Shipping Co.
  • Two Steel Lighters by Edward Finch and Co.
  • 'Bra Kar' steel screw steamer by The Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Co for Fred Olsen Linie of Christiana.. Engines by John Dickinson and Sons.
  • 'Grainton' steel screw steamer by Ropner and Sons for R. Chapman and Sons. Engines by Blair and Co.
  • 'Sand Guglielmo' passenger steamer by David and William Henderson and Co for The Peirce Brothers of Naples.
  • 'Langholm' steel screw steamer by William Gray and Co for The London and Northern Steamship Co.
  • 'Exford' steel screw steamer by Craig, Taylor and Co for W. J. Tatem and Co of Cardiff. Engines by North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • 'Helvetia' steel screw steamer by Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth and Co for W. Lowden and Co of Liverpool. Engines by George Clark of Sunderland.
  • 'Kinross' steel screw steamer by The Northumberland Shipbuilding Co for B. J. Sutherland and Co of Newcastle. Engines by North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
• Letters to the Editor, p 365.
  • Live Steam Feed-Water Heaters, by Arthur E. Jones.
  • Augustus W. Hamilton.
  • The Olympia Exhibition - Parsons Motor Co.
  • The Metric System.
  • Broken Piston Rings - T. Lawrence.
• March, p 345 - 346.
  • Technical Education.
  • Employer's Liability.
  • The Paris Exhibition of 1920.
  • Navy Estimates.
  • Professor van't Hoff.
  • Telescoping.
  • Reforms on the Ouest-Etat.
  • Ipswich Docks.
  • The Scottish Ship Canal.
    • Forth and Clyde Canal.
  • The Belfast New Dock.
  • Paris to Dieppe Canal.
  • The Thames Reservoirs.
  • Belfast Lough and Ulva Latissima.
  • Electric Railway.
  • The Loetschberg Tunnel.
  • Military Motor Road Train.
  • The Launch of The Monarch.
    • Armstrong Whitworth.
• Obituary, p 362.
  • J. Hardie McLean.
• Steam Turbine for Driving a Rolling Mill in Scotland, p 358 and p 362 - 364. (Illustrated).
  • C. A. Parsons and Co.
  • West of Scotland Iron and Steel Institute.
• The Erosion of Gun Tubes and Heat Phenomena in the Bore of A Gun, No III, by Captain H. J. Jones, p 360 - 362.

• The National Experimental Tank and Its Equipment, by G. S. Baker, p 366 - 367.
  • Tudor Accumulator Co.
  • Dick, Kerr and Co.

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