The Engineer 1916/06/09

1916 June 09th PDF

• Contents, p 481.

Main Subjects

• Acquisition of Patent Rights, p 494.

• Birthday Honours, Tonman Mosley, Arthur Philip Du Cros, and E. W. Moir, other Engineers Listed, p 477.

• British Patent Specifications, p 493.

• Commutator Insulation, p 477.

• Editorial, p 481.
  • Naval Action.
  • Electric Lighting of Small Towns.
• Electric Vehicle Progress During the War, p 486.

• Electrofication of Isolated Factories, (No. XIII)p 476. (Illustrated)
  • Electromotors.
  • Browett Lindley, Engine.
• Floating Dock at Hamburg, Clark and Standfield, Designers, p 483. (Illustrated)

• Letters to the Editor, p 477.
  • Dilution of Labour.
  • Early London and North Western Locomotives, James Watt Boulton.
  • The Brasher Air Breakwater.
  • Institutions and the War.
  • Water Power and the Future of Africa, Charles L. Tweedale.
  • The Wiring of Factories, Duncan Watson and Co.
• Linking up of Power Stations, Institution of Electrical Engineers, J. A. Robertson, other Committee Members listed, p 483.

• Machinery for Bleaching, Dyeing and Printing Cotton Fabrics, (No. VI), Electrolytic Production of Bleaching Liquors, p 469. (Illustrated)
  • Mather and Platt.
• Manchester Steam Users Association, p 493.

• Measurement of Crest Voltages, p 471. (Illustrated)

• New System of Dust Separation and Collection, Thomas Robinson and Son, p 485. (Illustrated)

• North-East Coast Iron Trade in May, p 485.

• Obituary, Sir H. F. Donaldson and Leslie S. Robertson, on the HMS Hampshire, p 474. (Illustrated)

• Organisation of the British Engineering Industry, p 483.

• Privately Owned Railway Wagon, p 471.

• Production of High Potential Direct Currents, p 484. (Illustrated)

• Small American Petrol Locomotives, Baldwin Locomotive Works, p 484 and p 480. (Illustrated)

• Society of Chemical Industries, Professor Walker, President, p 494.
  • North British Rubber Co.
  • B. D. Porritt.
  • B. D. W. Luff.
• The Air Enquiry, William Joynson-Hicks, other informants listed, p 486.

• Trade Associations and Better Business Methods, by Edward N. Hurley, before the Boston Commercial Club, U.S.A., p 473.

• Training of Guage Makers, p 485.

• Training of Maimed Soldiers, p 472. (Illustrated)

• Wave Proportions and their Effects, by Arthur R. Liddell, p 474.

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