The Engineer 1917/03/16

1917 March 16th PDF

• Contents, p 249.

Main Subjects

• Acquisition of Patent Rights, p 260.

• Benzal Recovery at Gasworks, p 237. (Illustrated)

• British Patent Sepecifications, p 259.

• British Railways in 1916, (No. III.), The Welsh Railways, p 254.
  • London Electrically Worked Railways.
  • The Scottish Companies.
  • North British.
• Corrosion of Lock Gate MAchinery on the Panama Canal, p 255.

• Cupro-Nickel Scrap, p 243.

• Editorial, p 249.
  • British Business in Latin America.
  • The Partition of Bonuses.
  • Random Reflections: Research; America and the Premium System; Reformation; Filing Papers; Standard Catalogues;Science and the Boy.
• Foreign Trade and the Engineer, Institution of Civil Engineers, p 242.
  • Edgar Crammond.
• Letters to the Editor, p 243 and p 251.
  • Condensers.
  • A Clock of Precision, C. O. Bartrum.
  • Re P/S Napoleon III, W. H. Bengough.
  • The Metric System, Edward C. Barton.
  • British Locomotives, E. L. Ahrons.
  • Stimulated Management, Edwin M. Wingfield.
  • The Pay of Draughtsmen.
• Linking up of Electrical Under-Takings, S. L. Pearce, p 246.

• Lubrication of Steam Turbines, (No. I.), by T. C. Thomsen, p 238. (Illustrated)

• Production and Industrial Employment of Vegetable Oils, (No. VI.)Preparatory Machinery, p 240 p 242. (Illustrated)
  • Robert Middleton and Co.
  • Manlove, Alliott and Co.
  • Rose, Downs and Thompson.
• Provincial Letters, p 255.

• Recent American Heavy Goods Locomotives, Baldwin Locomotive Works, p 244 and p 248. (Illustrated)

• Research, by W. R. Whitney of the General Electric Co, p 245 - p 246.

• Trade after the War, p 256.

• Water Purification by Liquid Chlorine, Wallace and Tiernan, p 252. (Illustrated)
  • United Water Softeners.
• Weights and Measures (Metric) Bill, 1917, p 260.

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