The Engineer 1917/06/15

1917 June 15th PDF

• Contents, p 543

Main Subjects

• Acquisition of Patent Rights, p 554.

• Briquetting of Metal Swarf, (No. II.), Fielding and Platt, p 538 and p 539. (Illustrated)
  • Campbells and Hunter.
• British Engineers' Association, Wilfred Stokes, President, p 553.

• British Patent Specifications, p 553.

• Concreted Coal, R. Goulburn Lovell and C. M. Hughes, p 548.

• Editorial, p 543.
  • The Commissions on Labour Unrest.
  • American Battle-Cruisers.
  • Random Reflections, The Working Day, Science in the Universities, Science and the Man, Libraries, The Trade Bank.
• Electrolyser for Ships, Vincent Roberts and Co, p 549. (Illustrated)

• German High Sea Fleet and its Bases, (No. I.) p 533. (Illustrated)

• Hardening of Oils - The Lane Hydrogen Retort Furnace, Howard Lane, Engineer, p 538a. (Illustrated)

• Hudson River Tunnel, p 540.

• Letters to the Editor, p 549.
  • Old Books, H. A. Bennie Gray.
  • Noise in Reinforced Concrete Buildings, Rowntree and Co, F. G. Fryer.
• Motor Ship Sebastian, Netherlands Engineering Co, p 548.

• New Industries in South Wales, p 549.

• Portable Petrol-Driven Fire Pump, Holden and Brooke, Engineers, p 542, p 548. (Illustrated)

• Production and Industrial Employment of Vegetable Oils, (No. XVI.), The Hydrogenation or Hardening of Oils, p 546 - p 548. (Illustrated)
  • British Oxygen Co.
  • Howard Lane.
• Provincial Letters, p 550.

• Science and Industry - The place of Cambridge in any Scheme for their Combination, by Sir Richard Glazebrook, p 535 - p 537.

• Standardisation of copper Tubes for Aircraft, p 553.

• Technical Publications for Soldiers at the Front, p 537.

• What Industry Owes to Science, (No. XV.), p 539.

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