The Engineer 1918 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1918 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1918 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1918 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1918 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1918 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1918 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1918 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1918 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

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A

• A.E.G. Bombing Biplane, 484, 487
• Aga Flasher for Marine Lighting, 202
• Aga Pendulum Lens for Marine Lighting, 226
• Albatross Biplane Scout, 469, 470
• Alldays and Onions’ Agricultural Tractor, 116
• American Ocean-going Concrete Steamship Faith, 251, 518
• Amsler Impact Testing Machine, 435
• Armstrong, Sir W. G., Whitworth and Co., Forth and Clyde Ship Canal Scheme, 111, 113
• Armstrong, Sir W. G., Whitworth and Co., Measuring Machine, 302
• Arrol, Sir W., and Co.’s Coal Handling Plant at Oran, Algeria, 204, 205, 208
• Aspinall, F. B., on Regnault’s Latent Heat of Steam Investigations, 525
• Asquith, William, Limited, Rough Turning Shell Lathe, 236
• Austin Armoured Car and Lighting Set, 288, 289
• “Autogas” Producer Using Gasworks Coke, John Wright and Co., 369
• Avery, W. and T., Limited, Modern Light Machine Shop, Herbert Carpenter, 102
• Avonside Engine Company’s Oil Motor Locomotives, 420, 421

B

• BAGNALL, W. G., Limited, Internal Combustion Locomotive, 442, 443
• Barclay, Andrew, and Sons, Limited, Fireless Locomotives, 443, 448
• Bennis Automatic Shell Conveyor, 274, 284
• Bingham-Powell Pitch Measuring Machine for Screw Gauges, 126
• Birmingham and the Production of Munitions, 270, 288, 296, 398, 406
• Birmingham Small Arms Company, Works, 398, 406
• Black and Decker’s Air Compressors or Vacuum Pumps, 565
• Blackwell, Robert Winthrop (Portrait), 313
• Blount, B.,and W. H. Woodcock, on Vacuum Balance Cases. 148 ; (Letter), 249
• Bracebridge Hall Club, Lincoln, 203. 232. 236, 237
• Brisbane Water Supply—see Cabbage Tree Creek
• British Agricultural Tractors and Haulers, 4, 10, 45, 65, 93, 98, 116
• British Ljungstrom Marine Turbine Company, Turbo-Electric Ship Wulsty Castle, 423, 428
• British Locomotives of 1917, 28, 32
• British Thomson-Houston Company’s Current Limiting Reactances, 323
• British Westinghouse Company’s Quick Starting Device for Oil Engines, 37
• British Westinghouse Three-Crank Doubleacting Gas Engine, 452
• Brown, H., and Co.’s Air-Lift Pumping Plant at Curragh Camp, 475
• Brown, Lenox and Co., Building Construction System, 269
• Buenos Aires, 16,000,000 Gallon Reservoir at, 228
• Burrator and Roborough—see Plymouth

C

• CABBAGE Tree Creek Reservoir for Brisbane Water Supply, 70, 74
• Caledonian Railway Six-coupled Passenger Tank Locomotive, 30, 248 (Two-page Supplement, March 22nd, 1918)
• Caproni Aeroplane, 6
• Carpenter, Herbert, on a Modern Light Machine Shop, 102
• Carter, Sir G., on Standard Cargo Ships, 252, 257, 259
• Chance’s Apparatus for Coast Lighting, 201, 225
• Clayton and Shuttleworth Tractor, 116
• Collier Light and Sound Apparatus. 202
• Curragh Camp. Air-Lift Pumping Plant at, H. Brown and Co., 475

D

• DAVIES, C. E., on Power Required by Cold Rolling Mills, 221
• Davies-Soames Differential Electro-Magnetic Clutch, 78
• Denny, C. W., New System of Reinforcing Metals, 322
• Denver and Rio Grande Railway, 191-Ton Locomotive, 82
• Dutton, Frank, on Road and Rail Transport, 550

E

• EASTLEIGH—see London and South-Western
• Superheater Locomotive, 162 (Two-page Supplement, February 22nd, 1918)
• Edwards, Professor C. A., on the Hardening and Tempering of Steel, 161

F

• FIAT Works—see Turin
• Forth and Clyde Ship Canal, 111, 113
• Foster, Wm., and Co.’s Works Club—see Bracebridge
• Fowler, John, and Co., Steam Ploughing and Cultivating Equipment, 527, 536
• French Explosives Factory, Workpeople’s Welfare at, 25
• French Light Agricultural Tractor, 300
• Friedrichshafen Bombing Biplane, 356, 357, 388
• Furness Railway, Sixty Year Old Locomotive, Fletcher, Jennings and Co., 432

G

• GARDNER, L., and Sons, 30in. Crank Pin Lathe, 50
• German Airship S.L. 11 and Aircraft Engines, 156, 157, 182, 183; (Letters), 193, 227, 272, 316, 382
• Glasgow and South-Western Railway Shunting Tank Engine, 29, 30
• Glenfield and Kennedy’s Electro-Magnetic Clutch for a Planing Machine, 366
• Glover, M., and Co.’s Machines for Making Locomotive Fire-lighters, 412
• Goedkoop, Messrs., Kromhout 350 B.H.P. Marine Engine, 36
• Great Central Railway Four-cylinder Express Passenger Engine, 28, 29
• Greaves-Etchells Electric Furnace, T. H. Watson and Co., Limited, 54, 59
• Gresham and Craven’s Combined Steam and Westinghouse Brake Valve, 324 ; (Letters), 347
• Guest-Lenox—see Brown

H

• HARVEY, G. and A., Horizontal Spindle Boring, Drilling and Milling Machine, 292
• Hawthorn, Leslie and Co.’s Fireless and Internal Combustion Locomotives, 419, 420
• Herbert, Edward G., Hack-Sawing Machine, 250
• Highland Railway Signal-box Removal, 237
• Hodgson’s, James, Trafford Tractor Attachment, 117
• Hog Island Shipbuilding Yard, Philadelphia, 554, 559 (Four-page Supplement, June 28th, 1918)
• Holcroft, H., on the Graphical Representation of Locomotive Performance, 353, 376
• Holland, Hannen and Cubitt’s Concrete Motor Boat, 391
• Hollings, Ernest, Nut Making Machine, 510, 514
• Hollings and Guest’s Ship Plate Bending Machine, 413
• Hong-Kong University, Engineering Equipment at, 136, 164, 168, 199 (Two-page Supplement, March 8th, 1918)

I

• IRIS and Daffodil, Liverpool Ferry Boats, after the Zeebrugge Raid, 380, 385
• Italian Battle Fleet, 245, 254
• Italian Dreadnought Conte di Cavour, 245, 254
• Italian Naval Aircraft, 6
• Italian Scouts Carlo Alberto Racchiaand Carlo Mirabello, 246, 254
• Italy, Borax Recovery, Electrical Energy from the Volterra “Soffioni,” 124
• Ivel-Hart Agricultural Tractor, 4, 10

J

• JENKINS, Rhys, on Links in the History of Engineering, 311, 445, 486, 488, 492

K

• KROMHOUT, 350 B.H.P. Marine Engine, Messrs. Goedkoop, 36

L

• LANCASHIRE and Yorkshire Railway’s Ambulance Train for United States Army, 181, 186
• Lanchester Works, System at, 133
• “Lectroflater” Compressor, Black and Decker Manufacturing Company, 565
• Ljungstrom Turbo-Electric System—see British Ljungstrom
• London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Turntable at Newhaven, 105 (Two-page Supplement, February 1st, 1918)
• London and South-Western Railway Converted Locomotives, 28, 32, 162 (Two-page Supplement, February 22nd, 1918)
• London and South-Western Railway Express Passenger Engine, 28
• Ludlum Electric Steel Furnace, 38

M

• McEWAN, Pratt and Co.’s Internal Combustion Locomotives, Various Gauges, 464, 472
• McLaren, J. and H., Steam Tractor, 45, 46
• Madsen Automatic Gun, 495 ; (Letter), 512
• Manlove, Alliott and Co.’s Centrifugal Oil Reclaimers, 540, 541
• Mann’s Steam Tractor, 4, 10
• Martin’s Cultivator Company’s Motor Plough and Agricultural Tractor, 45
• Massey, B. and S., 9.5-Ton Friction Drop Stamp, 344
• Maybach and Mercedes Aircraft Engines, 156, 157, 182, 183 ; (Letters), 193, 227, 272, 316, 382
• Meldrum’s Shell Nosing Furnace for Solid Fuel, 294
• Mercedes Aero Engines, Various Designs, 446, 450, 467 ; (Letters), 512, 531
• Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland, Express Engine Fitted with Superheater, 29, 30
• Mid-Scotland Ship Canals, 111, 113
• Moyes Flashing Apparatus, 202
• Murray River, Irrigation Scheme, 15

N

• NORTH-EASTERN Railway Company, Train for the Director-General of Transportation, 16 (Two-page Supplement, January 4th, 1918)
• North Staffordshire Railway Company’s Electric Battery Locomotive for Copper Works, 213

O

• OERLIKON Company’s Safety Devices for Steam Turbines, 58 (Two-page Supplement, January 18th, 1918)
• Oran, Algeria, Coal Handling Plant at, Sir William Arrol and Co.. Limited. 204, 205, 208

P

• PARKS, R. B., Feeder Head for Ingot Moulds, 369
• Parsons, Sir C., on the Formation of Diamond, 386, 410
• Philip, W. L., Special Machines for Producing 9.2in. Shell, 190, 191
• Plymouth Corporation Waterworks, Pipe Line Between Burrator and Roborough Reservoirs, 120, 124
• Pollock, Walter, on Reinforced Concrete Vessels, 278, 279
• Price, Charles, and Sons’ Narrow Gauge Internal Combustion Locomotives, 507

Q

• QUEBEC Bridge, 138

R

• RANSOMES, Sims and Jefferies’ Steam Tractor, 46
• Rastrick’s Thrashing Machine, 214
• Reese, A. K., on Copper Tuyeres for Blastfurnaces, 400, 404
• Regnault’s Latent Heat Apparatus, F. B. Aspinall, 525
• Richmond Reverberatory Gas Furnace, 337
• Rix, H. and H. Whitaker, on Die Casting of Aluminium Bronze, 248, 281
• Robey’s Steam Agricultural Tractor, 65
• Rothera, L., on Electrically-driven Rolling Mills, 142, 146
• Roxburgh, A. B., on the “Autogas” Producer, 369

S

• SAUNDERSON Tractor and Implement Company’s Universal Tractor, 66
• Sheffield University’s Glass Department, 516
• Skefko Ball Bearing Company’s Works, 309, 356, 358, 359, 362
• South Australia, Irrigation Scheme on the River Murray, 15
• Spanish Naval Construction, 465
• Spanish Submarine, Laurenti-Fiat Type, 465
• Stevenson’s Unattended Lightship, 225

T

• TALBOT, Benjamin, on the Production of Sound Steel, 480
• Tasker, W., and Sons’ Series of Agricultural Tractors, 66, 67
• Thornaby Ironworks, Tees-side, By-Product Coke Oven Installations, 402, 403
• Trafford Tractor Attachment, James Hodgson, 117
• Turin, Fiat Works, Testing Laboratory at, 555, 558

U

• UNITED STATES Army Ambulance Train, Built bv Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 181, 186
• United States. Shipbuilding in the, 554, 559 (Four-page Supplement, June 28th, 1918)

V

• VAN DEN BROEK, J. A., Compression Test of Steel, 444
• Vindictive, H.M.S., after the Zeebrugge Raid, 380, 385
• Volterra “Soffioni,” Electrical Energy from, 124

W

• WALLIS and Steevens’ Steam Motor Tractor, 93, 94, 95, 98
• Walsh and Clark’s Ploughing Engine and Tractor, 93, 94
• Watson and Co.’s Greaves-Etchells Electric Furnace, 54, 59
• W. Weeks and Son’s New Simplex Agricultural Tractor, 94, 95, 98
• Welbury, R., Container for Shell-bottling Dies, 282
• Wolfe-Barry, Sir John Wolfe (Portrait), 68 ; (Letter), 96
• Wolseley Motors, Limited, Aeroplane Shops, 289, 296
• Wright, J., and Co.’s “ Autogas ” Producer, A. B. Roxburgh, 369
• Wulsty Castle Turbo-Electric Ship, British Ljungstrom Marine Turbine Company, 423, 428
• Wyles’ Motor Ploughs, 95, 96, 98

Z

• ZEEBRUGGE Raid, H.M.S. Vindictive, Iris and Daffodil, 380, 385
• Zeppelin and Gotha Engines, 156, 157

Subjects. A

• AERO Engines—see Engines
• Aeroplane, Caproni, 6
• Aeroplane Shops, Wolseley Motors, Limited, 289, 296
• Air Compressor, Electrically-driven, 336
• Air Compressors or Vacuum Pumps, Black and Decker Manufacturing Company, 565
• Aircraft, Italian Naval, 6
• Air Lift Pumping Plant at Curragh Camp, H. Brown and Co., 475
• Airship, German, S.L. 11, and Aircraft Engines, 156, 157, 182, 183 ; (Letters), 193, 227, 272, 316, 382
• Agricultural Tractors—see Tractors
• Aluminium Bronze, Die Casting of, H. Rix and H. Whitaker, 248, 281
• Ambulance Train for United States Army, Built by Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 181, 186
• Armoured Car and Lighting Set, Austin Motor Company, 288, 289

B

• BALANCE Cases, Vacuum, B. Blount and W. H. Woodcock, 148
• Ball Bearings, Skefko Ball Bearing Company, 309, 356, 358, 359, 362
• Bending Machines—see Machine Tools
• Biplane, Bombing, The Friedrichshafen, 356, 357 388
• Biplane Scout, The Albatross, 469, 470
• Blast-furnaces, Copper Tuyeres for, A. K. Reese, 400, 404
• Bombing Biplane, A. E. G., 484, 487
• Borax Recovery in Italy, Electric Energy from the Volterra Soffioni, 124
• Boring Machines—see Machine Tools
• Brake Valve—see Valve
• Bridge, Quebec, 138
• Bridges of the World, The Principal—A Comparison, 441, 463 (Two-page Supplement, May 24th, 1918); (Two-page Supplement, May 31st, 1918)
• Bronze—see Aluminium
• Building Construction, Guest-Lenox System, 269
• Burning of Pitch—see Pitch
• By-Product Coke Oven Installation, Thornaby Ironworks, Tees-side, 402, 403

C

• CANAL Schemes, Mid-Scotland Ship, 111, 113
• Club, Bracebridge Hall, Lincoln, 203, 232, 236, 237
• Clutch, Differential Electro-Magnetic, W. L. Davies and A. Soames, 78
• Clutch, Electro-Magnetic for a Planing Machine, Glenfield and Kennedy, Limited, 366
• Coal Handling Plant at Oran, Algeria, Sir W. Arrol and Co., Limited, 204, 205, 208
• Coke Oven, By-product, Installation, Thornaby Ironworks, Tees-side, 402, 403
• Combined Steam and Westinghouse Brake Valve, Gresham and Craven, Limited, 324 ; (Letters), 347
• Concrete Ships—see Ships
• Container for Shell-bottling Dies, Ralph Welbury, 282
• Conveyor, Automatic Shell, Ed. Bennis and Co., Limited, 274, 284
• Copper Tuyeres for Blast - furnaces, A. K. Reese, 400, 404
• Current, Electric—see Electrical Matters

D

• DIAMOND, Formation of, Sir C. Parsons, 386, 410
• Die Casting of Aluminium Bronze, H. Rix and H. Whitaker, 248, 281
• Dies, Shell-bottling, Container for, R. Welbury, 282
• Drilling Machines—see Machine Tools
• Drop Stamp Foundation, Repairing, Hal Williams and Co., 534
• Drop Stamp, Friction, 9.5-Ton, B. and S Massey, Limited, 344

E ELECTRICAL MATTERS:

• - Current Limiting Reactances, British Thomson-Houston Company, 323
• - Davies-Soames Differential Electro-Magnetic Clutch, 78
• - D.P. Battery Company, Electrical Equipment for Locomotives, 213
• - Electrically-driven Rolling Mills, L. Rothera, 142, 146
• - Greaves-Etchells Electric Furnace, T. H. Watson and Co., Limited, 54, 59
• - Lighting, Marine—see Lighting
• - Locomotives, Electric—see Locomotives
• - Ludlum Electric Steel Furnace, 38
• - Volterra “Soffioni,” Electrical Energy from, 124
• - Wulsty- Castle, Turbo-Electric Ship’s Machinery, 423, 428

ENGINES AND MOTORS:

• - Aero Engines, Mercedes, of Various Designs, 446, 450, 467 ; (Letters), 512, 531
• - Albatross Biplane Scout Engine, 469, 470
• - Gas Engine for Pumping Plant at the Curragh, 475
• - Gas Engine, Three-crank Double-acting, British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Limited, 452
• - Kromhout Marine Engine, 350 B.H.P., Messrs. Goedkoop, 36
• - Locomotive Engines—see Locomotive
• - Maybach and Mercedes—see also Zeppelin and Gotha
• - Oil Engines, Quick Starting Device for, British Westinghouse Company, 37
• - Zeppelin and Gotha Engines, 156, 157, 182, 183 ; (Letters), 193, 227, 272, 316
• ENGINEERING Equipment at Hong-Kong University, 136, 164, 168, 199 (Two-page Supplement, March 8th, 1918)
• Engineering, Links in the History of, Rhys Jenkins, 311, 445, 486, 488, 492

F

• FACTORY, An Extemporised Munition, 314, 318, 336, 340, 379, 384
• Feeder Head for Ingot Moulds, R. B. Parks, 369
• Ferro-Concrete Trusses, Method of Warming, 399
• Fire-Lighters for Locomotives, Machines for Making, M. Glover and Co., 412
• Formation of Diamond, Sir C. Parsons, 386, 410
• Furnace, Electric Steel, Ludlum Electric Steel Furnace Corporation, 38
• Furnace, Greaves-Etchells Electric, T. H. Watson and Co., Limited, 54, 59
• Furnace Plant for Pitch and Creosote Mixtures, 332
• Furnace, Reverberatory Gas, Richmond, 337
• Furnace for Solid Fuel, Shell Nosing, Meldrums, Limited, 294
• Fuse-making Tools, Automatic, 336, 340
• Fuses—see Munition Factory

G

• GAS Producer Using Gasworks Coke, The “Autogas,” J. Wright and Co., 369
• Gauges, Optical Projection Apparatus for Testing, 346
• Glass Department, Sheffield University, 516
• Graphical Representation of Locomotive Performance, H. Holcroft, 353, 376
• Gun, Madsen Automatic, 495 ; (Letter), 512

H

• HACK SAW—see Machine Tools
• History of Engineering, Links in the, Rhys Jenkins, 311, 445, 486, 488, 492

I

• IMPACT Testing Machine, The Amsler, 435
• Ingot Moulds, Feeder Head for, R. B. Parks, 369
• Irrigation Scheme on the River Murray, South Australia, 15

L

• LABORATORY, Testing, at the Fiat Works, Turin, 555, 558
• Latent Heat of Steam, Regnault’s Investigations, F. B. Aspinall, 525
• Lathes—see Machine Tools
• Laundry, Steam, Machinery, for War Purposes, 265
• Lighting, Marine, Recent Developments in, 155, 201, 225
• Links in the History of Engineering, Riiys Jenkins, 311, 445, 486, 488, 492
• Locomotive, Electric Battery, for Copper Works, North Staffordshire Railway, 213
• Locomotive, Express, Fitted with Superheater, Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland, 29, 30
• Locomotive, Fireless, Hawthorn, Leslie and Co., Limited, 419, 420
• Locomotive, Four-cylinder Express Passenger, Great Central Railway, 28, 29
• Locomotive, Internal Combuston, Avonside Engine Company, Limited, 420, 421
• Locomotive, Internal Combustion, W. G. Bagnall, Limited, 442, 443
• Locomotive, Internal Combustion, Hawthorn, Leslie and Co., Limited, 420
• Locomotive, London and South-Western Converted Superheater, 162 (Two- page Supplement, February 22nd, 1918)
• Locomotive, London and South-Western Railway Express Passenger, 28
• Locomotive, Performance, Graphical Representation of, H. Holcroft, 353, 376
• Locomotive, Shunting Tank, Glasgow and South-Western Railway, 29, 30
• Locomotive, Six-coupled Passenger Tank, Caledonian Railway, 30, 248 (Two- page Supplement, March 22nd, 1918)
• Locomotive, Sixty Year Old, Furness Railway, 432
• Locomotive, 191-Ton, on the Denver and Rio Grande Railway, 82
• Locomotive, Turntables—see Turntable
• Locomotives, Fire-Lighters for, Machines for Making, M. Glover and Co., 412
• Locomotives, Fireless, Andrew Barclay and Sons, Limited, 443, 448
• Locomotives, Small, of Special Types, 419, 442, 448, 464, 472, 507
• Locomotives of 1917, Some British, 28, 32
• Locomotives, Two Converted, London and South-Western Railway, 28, 32, 162 (Two- page Supplement, February 22nd, 1918)
• Loco-Tractor—see Road and Rail Transport

M

• MACHINE Shop, Modern Light, W. and T. Avery, Limited, Herbert Carpenter, 102

MACHINE TOOLS:

• - Electro-Magnetic Clutch for a Planing Machine, Glenfield and Kennedy, Limited, 366
• - Hack-Sawing Machine, Edward G. Herbert, Limited, 250
• - Horizontal Spindle Boring, Drilling and Milling Machine, G. and A. Harvey, Limited, 292
• - Lathe, 30in. Crank Pin, L. Gardner and Sons, Limited, 50
• - Machines, Special, for Producing 9.2in. Shells, 190, 191
• - Munition Factory, Lathes and Other Tools at, 314, 318, 336, 340, 379, 384
• - Nut-making Machine, Ernest Rollings, 510, 514
• - Rough Turning Shell Lathe, W. Asquith, Limited, 236
• - Ship Plate Bending Press, Hollings and Guest, Limited, 413
• MANUFACTURE of Bearings—see Ball Bearings

MAPS:

• - Fog Gun Stations on the Clyde, 225
• - Hong-Kong, 136
• - Steel Areas in Great Britain, 170
• MARINE Lighting, Recent Developments in, 155, 201, 225
• Measuring Machine, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., 302
• Metals, A New System of Reinforcing, C. W. Denny, 322
• Milling Machines—see Machine Tools
• Moving Targets and Torpedo Attack, 561
• Munition Factory, Extemporised, 314, 318, 336, 340, 379, 384
• Munitions, Birmingham and the Production of, 270, 288, 296, 398, 406

N

• NAVAL Aircraft, Italian, 6
• Nut-making Machine, Ernest Hollings, 510, 514

O

• OIL Reclaimers, Centrifugal, Manlove, Alliott and Co., 540, 541
• Optical Projection Apparatus for Testing Gauges, 346

P

• PITCH and Creosote Mixtures, Burning of, 332
• Pitch Measuring Machine for Screw Gauges, The Bingham-Powell, 126
• Plough, Motor, Martin’s Cultivator Company, 45
• Ploughs—see also Tractors, Agricultural
• Ploughing and Cultivating Equipment, Steam, J. Fowler and Co., Limited, 527, 536
• Portrait, Robert Winthrop Blackwell, 313
• Portrait, Sir John Wolfe Wolfe-Barry, 68; (Letter), 96
• Power Required by Cold Rolling Mills, C. E. Davies, 221
• Producer, Gas, Using Gasworks Coke, The “Autogas,” 369
• Pumping Plant, Air Lift, at . Curragh Camp, H. Brown and Co., 475
• Pumps, Air, Oil, and Water for German Gotha Biplane, 184

R

• REACTANCES—see Electrical Matters
• Reinforcing Metals, New System of, C. W. Denny, 322
• Removing Signal-box Bodily, 237
• Repairing a Drop Stamp Foundation, Hal Williams and Co., 534
• Reservoirs, 16,000,000 Gallon, at Buenos Aires, 228
• Road and Rail Transport, F. Dutton, 550
• Rolling Mills, Cold, Power Required by, C. E. Davies, 221
• Rolling Mills, Electrically-driven, L. Rothera, 142, 146

S

• SAFETY Devices for Turbines—see Turbines
• Salvage of Merchant Ships, 532 1
• Saws—see Machine Tools
• Screw Gauges, Pitch Measuring Machine for, Bingham-Powell, 126
• Shell-bottling Dies, Container for, R. Welbury, 282
• Shell Conveyor, Automatic, Ed. Bennis and Co., Limited, 274, 284
• Shell, 9.2in., Special Machines for Producing, W. L. Philip, 190, 191
• Shell-making Tools—see also Machine Tools
• Shell Nosing Furnace for Solid Fuel, Meldrums, Limited, 294

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS:

• General:
• - Salvage of Merchant Ships, 532
• - Shipbuilding Yard, Hog Island, Philadelphia, 554, 559 (Four-page Supplement, June 28th, 1918)
• British Navy:
• - Vindictive, H.M.S., Iris apd Daffodil, after Zeebrugge, 380, 385
• Foreign Navies :
• - Italian Battle Fleet, Conning Tower, Armament, Mine-laying, Gun Turret, andc., 245, 254
• - Italian Dreadnought Conte di Cavour, 245, 254
• - Italian Scouts Carlo Alberto Bacchia and Carlo Mirabello, 246, 254
• - Spanish Naval Construction, 465
• - Spanish Submarines, Recent, 466
• Miscellaneous Vessels:
• - American Ocean Going Concrete Steamship Faith, 251, 518
• - Concrete Motor Boat, Holland, Hannen and Cubitts, Limited, 391
• - Concrete Ship, Our First, for British Government, 434
• - Reinforced Concrete Vessels, Walter Pollock, 278 279
• - Standard Cargo Ships, Sir G. Carter, 252, 257, 259
• - Turbo-electric Ship Wulsty Castle, 423, 428
• SIGNAL-BOX on the Highland Railway, Removing, Bodily, 237
• Slitting Mill, 445, 486, 488, 492
• Steam, Latent Heat of, Investigations, Regnault’s, F. B. Aspinall, 525
• Steam Ploughing and Cultivating Equipment, J. Fowler and Co., Limited, 527, 536
• Steam Turbines—see Turbines
• Steam and Westinghouse Brake Valve, Combined, Gresham and Craven, Limited, 324; (Letters), 347
• Steel; Compression Test, J. A. Van den Broek, 444
• Steel Furnace, Ludlum Electric Steel Furnace Corporation, 38
• Steel, Hardening and Tempering of, Professor C. A. Edwards, 161
• Steel, Sound, The Production of, andc., Benjamin Talbot, 480
• Superheater Engine—see Locomotive
• Swarf De-oiling Plant, Manlove, Alliott and Co., 540, 541

T

• TARGETS, Moving, and Torpedo Attack, 561
• Testing, Impact, Machine, The Amsler, 435
• Testing Laboratory at the Fiat Works, Turin, 555, 558
• Thrashing Machine, Rastrick’s, 214
• Torpedo Attack, Moving Targets and, 561
• Tractor Attachment, The Trafford, James Hodgson, 117
• Tractor, Light Agricultural, Ateliers Vve. A. de Mesmey, 300
• Tractors andHaulers, Some British Agricultural, 4, 10, 45, 65, 93, 98, 116
• Train, Ambulance, for United States Army, Built by Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 181, 186
• Train, Special, for Director-General of Transportation, North-Eastern Railway Company, 16 (Two-page Supplement, January 4th, 1918)
• Transport, New System of, F. Dutton, 550
• Turbines, Steam, Safety Devices and Arrangements on, Oerlikon Company, 58 (Two-page Supplement, January 18th, 1918)
• Turbo-electric Ship—see Ships
• Turning Machine—see Lathe
• Turntable, 60ft. Locomotive, at Newhaven, London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, 105 (Two-page Supplement, February 1st, 1918)

U

• UNIVERSITY, Hong-Kong, Engineering Equipment at, 136, 164, 168, 199 (Two-page Supplement, March 8th, 1918)

V

• VACUUM Balance Cases, B. Blount and W. H. Woodcock, 148 ; (Letter), 249
• Vacuum Pumps, Air Compressors or, Black and Decker Manufacturing Company, 565
• Valve, Combined Steam and Westinghouse Brake, Gresham and Craven, Limited, 324 (Letters), 347

W

• WATER Supply for Brisbane, Cabbage Tree Creek Reservoir, 70, 74
• Waterworks, Plymouth, Pipe Line between Burratorand Roborough Reservoirs, 120, 124
• Workpeople’s Welfare at a French Explosives Factory, 25
• Works, Birmingham Small Arms Company, 398, 406
• Works, Lanchester, System at, 133

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