The Engineer 1916/09/15

1916 September 15th PDF

• Contents, p 237.

Main Subjects

• A French Screw Gauge, p 234.

• Editorial, p 237 - p 239.
  • American Shipbuilding.
  • Resistance of Submarines and Airships.
  • The Labour Problem.
  • The Quebec Bridge Accident.
• Educational Intelligence, p 246.

• Inventors and The War, p 242.

• Letters to the Editor, p 242.
  • "Rattler v Alecto."
  • Standard Size of Catalogues." by A. P. Trotter.
  • "Masters and Men" by Amy Elizabeth Kershaw.
  • "The Coolgardie Pipe Line" by Aguas Corrientes.
• Limit Gauges, by Dr R. T. Glazebrook, p 240 - p 242. (Illustrated).

• Modern Electric Searchlight Projectors, by J. H. Johnson, No I, p 227 - p 229.

• New Quebec Bridge, p 232 and p 236. (Illustrated).
  • Phoenix Bridge Co.
• Oxy-Acetylene Welding, p 234.
  • Barimar.
• Popular Science Lectures, p 246.

• Radio-Telegraphic Investigations, p 239.

• Steam Storage Locomotives, p 234. (Illustrated).
  • Baldwin Locomotive Works.
• The Ministry of Munitions, p 233.

• The Sinking of The Leonardo Da Vinci, p 239.

• The Welland Ship Canal, Canada, p 242.
  • J. L. Weller.
• Two More Types of Dredgers, p 233 and just after p 236. (Illustrated).
  • Lobnitz and Co.
  • A. W. Robinson.
  • Sir John Wolfe Barry.
  • A. J. Barry.
  • Sir Walter Hughes.
  • K. A. Wolfe Barry.
  • P. G. Messent.
• Scientific and Industrial Research, p 230 - p 231.

• The British Association, No I, p 229 - p 230.
  • Sir Arthur Evans.
  • Gerald Stoney.
  • "Limit Gauges" by R. T. Glazebrook.
  • C. le Maistre.
  • "Pressure Oil Film Lubrication" by H. B. Newbiggin.
  • "The Calculation of the Capacity of Radio-telegraph Antennae including the Effects of Masts and Buildings" by G. W. O. Howe.

• The Past and Future of Industrial Chemistry, No V, p 230.

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