The Engineer 1920/08/13

1920 August 13th PDF

• Contents, p 159.

Main Subjects

• American Water Power Resources, p 156.

• Barnes Scarfing Machine, p 162. (Illustrated)
  • Alfred Herbert.
• Beardmore's Locomotive Works, p 148a - p 150. (Illustrated)

• British Patent Specifications, p 169.

• Burt Single Sleeve Valve Petrol Engine, Wallace Farm Implements, Engineers, p 154 - p 156 and p 158. (Illustrated)

• Commander-in-Chief's Train, Built by the London and North Western Railway, p 163. (Illustrated)

• Death Anouncement, John Kirkaldy, p 159.

• Editorial, p 159.
  • Developments in Naval Design.
  • Standards and Foreign Markets.
• Engineering Conditions in France, p 154.

• Electrification Work in Austria, p 156.

• Engineering News from South America, p 156.

• Feed Heating for Land Power Stations, (No. III.), by K. Baumann, p 150. (Illustrated)
  • W. M. Selvey.
• Launch of a Cargo Vessel at Woolston, SS Meandros, John I. Thornycroft, Engineers, p 152. (Illustrated)

• Launches and Trial Trips, p 170.
  • Oriflamme, Built by David Rowan and Co.
  • SS Francaise, Built by Blyth Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co]], Engines by North Eastern Marine Engineering Co

• Letters to the Editor, p 164.
  • The uniflow Engine, Albert Charles Pain, Belliss and Morcom, A. J. W. Graham.
  • A Low Temperature Cycle for Large Internal Combustion Engines, J. R. Kingston.
  • Excess Profits and the Manufacturing Engineer, Stafford Ransome.
  • A New Shaft Coupling, J. T. Towlson.
  • Ex Service Men, George R.I.
• Moulds for Rails, A. Wood Hill, of the London and North Western Railway, p 163.
  • Railway Signal Co.
• New Bridge at shanghai, p 164.

• Obituary, John Perry, p 160.

• Provincial Letters, p 165.

• Seven Day Journal, Paris and Havre Pipe Line, Hickman Amalgamation and other topics, p 153.

• Valves for Steam and Gas Engines, by Charles Hurst, p 152.
  • Corliss.

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