The Engineer 1913/11/21

1913 November 21st PDF

• Contents, p 547.

Main Subjects

• Boiler and Economiser Efficiency and Design, No III, by Robert H. Smith, p 535 - 536.
  • Initial Flue Gas Temperature.
• Cutting Power of Lathe Turning Tools, p 551 - 553.
  • Being an Account of Experiments made in the Machine Tool Laboratory of the University of Sheffield, by Professor William Ripper and G. W. Burley.
• Developing The Tees, p 554.
  • North Eastern Railway.
• Editorial, p 547 - 548.
  • The Future of The Aeroplane.
  • Labour in the Coal Trade.
  • The Royal Commission on Railways.
• Engineering Progress Abroad, p 554.
  • Bolivia.
  • Cuba.
  • Peru.
  • Uruguay.
  • Brazil.
• H. M. Battleship Iron Duke, p 550. (Illustrated).
  • Portsmouth Dockyard.
  • Cammell, Laird and Co.
• Institution of Civil Engineers, October Examinations, 1913 Pass List, p 553.

• Letters to the Editor, p 553.
  • Birmingham University by G. E. Mappin.
  • Workshop Management by Hal Williams, London.
• Machine for Drying and Conditioning Grain, p 554. (Illustrated).
  • John Gibbs and Son of Liverpool.
• Meteorological Society, C. J. P. Cave President in the Chair, p 558.
  • 'The Daily Temeprature Change at Great Heights' by W. H. Dines.
• New Locomotives for the Lotschberg Railway, No I, p 540 - 543. (Illustrated).
  • Berne Alpenbahn Gesellscaft Berne-Lotschberg-Simplon.
• New Series of Tank Engines, p 543.
  • L. B. Billinton of London, Brighton and South Coast Railway.
• Obituary, p 548.
  • Samuel J. P. Thearle.
• Pressure Rises, William Duddell - President of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, p 555 - 556.

• The German Aeroplane Motor Competition, No I, p 548 - 550.

• The Nile Flood of 1913, by Sir Hanbury Brown, p 536 - 537.
  • Colonel J. C. Ross.
• The Question of Canal vs Railway Transport, p 556.

• The Royal Commission on Railways, No I, Lord Loreburn in the Chair, p 544.
  • The Origin of the Inquiry.
    • W. F. Marwood.
  • The First Railways Bill.
  • Legislation As To Rates.
  • Competition by Sea.
  • Preferential Treatment for Foreign Produce.
  • Interference by The State.
  • A Question of State Aid.
  • Arbitration.
  • Foreign Practice.
  • Questions by The Other Commissioners.
• The Tangshan Colliery, North China, by H. Chatley and H. T. Wright, p 537 - 540 and p 546. (Illustrated).
  • W. Johnson and Son.
  • Brightside Foundry and Engineering Co.
  • Greenwood and Batley

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