The Engineer 1920 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1920 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

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Names

ABBEY Works, Lincoln, Clayton and Shuttleworth, Limited, 422 {Two-page Supplement, April 2'ird, 1920)
Adams “Twin-Six ” Motor Car Engine, 252
Ahrons, E. L., on Fairbairn, W., and Sons, Manchester, 184 ; (Letter), 357
Ahrons, E. L., on Jones and Potts, Newton-le- Willows, 508
Ahrons, E. L., on Rothwell and Co., Bolton, 598
Airco No. 18 Passenger Aeroplane, Aircraft Manufacturing Company, Limited, 32, 33, 34
Ajax of 1841 beside Modern Austrian Engine, 508
Allen, W. H., Son and Co., Four-cylinder Hot-bulb Heavy Oil Engine, 278, 279
Alliance Aeroplane Company, Limited, Atlantic Type, 32, 33 ; Biplane, Two-seater, 32
American General Electric Company, “Genemotor ” Windings for Motor Cars, 404
American Locomotive Company, Mallet Locomotives for the Virginian Railway, 381 {Two- page Supplement, April 9^^,1920)
American Water Supply Subterranean Infiltration Galleries, 537
Anschutz, Brown, Sperry and Thomson Compasses, 55, 81, 105, 136, 160, 190, 210, 242 : (Letters), 140, 357, 395
Archdale, J., and Co., Centralised Control Radial Drilling Machine, 303
Argonne Steamship, J. S. White and Co., Limited, 457

BABCOCK and WILCOX, Electric Jib Cranes at Dover Harbour, 111, 116
Balboa, M. S., 14
Batanes, Steamship, 14
Beardmore, 120 B.H.P. Four-cylinder Hot-bulb Engine, 347
Benedicks, Carl, on Recent Progress in Thermoelectricity, 617
Bergstrom, E. M., on Recent Advances in Utilisation of Water Power, 110, 124, 146, 172, 271
Birmingham District, Water Resources, 646
Birmingham, Rapid Filtration Plant at Whitacre Pumping Station, 622, 623, 626
B.S.A. Small Tools Works, 266, 274
Blenkinsop Excentric Gear, 619
Blenkinsop Rack Locomotive, 618
Boulton and Paul, Limited, All-metal Two- seater P. 10 Aeroplane, 34, 35
Branca’s Illustration of Dough-kneading Machine, 1629, 163
Breguet Aeroplane, Proposed, with Enclosed Fuselage, 520
Brighton and Lancing Works of the London, Brighton and South-Coast Railway, 568, 578
Brindley, Harry Samuel Bickerton (Portrait), 378
Bristol and Exeter Engine ofl859, 598
British Aerial Transport Company, Limited : Bat Five-seater Biplane, 7 {Suppiemen January 'ind, 1920)
British and Colonial Aeroplane Company : Bristol “Babe ” Aeroplane, 31, 32, 33 Bristol “Pullman” Triplane, 7, 8 {Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
Bristol “Tourer ” Biplane, 31, 33
Bristol Two-seater Coupe, 7, 8 {Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
British Railway Workshops in War Time, 426, 430, 568, 578
British Thomson-Houston Portable Wireless Receiver, 394
Brolt Dynamo Armature with Ventilating Fan, Internal Connections of Dynamo, 366, 367
Brooke’s 28 H.P. Six-cylinder Motor Boat Engine, 320, 321
Broom and Wade, Motor-driven Geared Air Compressor, 98
Brown, A. R., Bolnes Hot-bulb Engine, 320
Brown, John, and Co., H.M. Battle-Cruiser Hood, 92, 93, 313, 314, ^15, 324, 330 {Four- page Supplement, March 2Qth, 1920)
Brown, John, and Co., Limited, Submarine Depot Ship Platypus, 218, 222
Bruce Peebles and Co., 650 B.H.P., Electrical Air Compressor, 482
Bucyrus Company, Steam Navvy on Caterpillar Tracks, 120

CAMBRIDGE and Paul Instrument Company’s CO2 Recorder, 62, 63
Cammellaird-Fuilagar Diesel Engine, 107. 132 {Two-page Supplement, February 5th, 1920)
Canadian Electric Power Station Industry, 230 Carmichael Engine Gear, 619
Caufourier, M. P., on the Theory of Tidal Power Stations, 372; (Letters), 432, 445, 483
Centaur, Single-driving Express Engine, Nasmyth, Gaskell and Co., 289
Chance Brothers and Co.’s Lights for Aerial Lighthouses, 500
Christian! and Nielsen, Large Reinforced Concrete Piles and Floating Pile Driver, 599, 602
Churchward, G. J., Locomotive Wheel-balancing Machine, 354, 355
Clayton and Shuttleworth’s Abbey Work?, Lincoln, 422 {Two-page Supplement, April 23rJ, 1920
Clayton and Shuttleworth, 5-Ton Steam Wagon, 650, 654
Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Limited, Portable Pneumatic Welding Work, 457
Constan Detachable “Pusher” for Cargo Boats, 600
Cooke Engraving and Profiling Machine, 630, 631
Costeira Shipyard, Brazil, 168, 173 ; (Correction), 202
Cradock’s Non-corroding Locked-coil Wire Rope, 656
Curraghmore, Irish Channel Turbine Steamer, W. Denny and Brothers, Limited, 186, 248, 252 {Two-page Supplement, February 25th, 1920) {Four-page Supplement, March 5th, 1920)

DARLINGTON, Royal Agricultural Show at, 650, 654
Doane, Mr. Bernard, Tubes for Motor Vehicle Radiator, 484 ; (Note), 511 ; (Letter), 528
Delhi, H.M. Light Cruiser, 16 {Supplement, January '2nd, 1920)
Denny, W., and Brothers, Limited, L. and N.W.R. Company’s Irish Channel Steamer Curraghmore, 186, 248, 252 {Two-page Supplement, February 1920) {Four-page Supplement, March 5th, 1920)
: d’Eyncourt, Sir Eustace, on H.M.S. Hood, 92, 93, 313, 314, 315, 324, 330 {Four-page Supplement, March 25th, 1920)
Dorada Ropeway in Colombia, Ropeways, Limited, 504, 511 ; (Letters), 552, 572, 597
Dover Harbour, Electric Jib Cranes at, Babcock and Wilcox, Limited, 111, 116
Duftv’s Regulating System for Car Lighting Dynamo, 367, 368
Dunieary, Motor Lifeboat, S. E. Saunders and Co., 294, 295, 298
Dunlop, James, on the Development of Locomotive Valve Gear, 618

EAST Greenwich, Fuel Research Station at, 421 ; (Letters), 445, 499, 552
Eccles, W., and the Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company, Alignment Meter for Turbine Gearing, 559
Edgcumbe, Major K., on Protection of Alternating-current Systems, 200

FAIR, W. D., and Co., Detachable Motor for Boats, 346, 347
Fairbairn, W., and Sons, Manchester, E. L. Ahrons, 184; (Letter), 357
Farey’s Book, Facsimile of Page in, 519
Federated Malay States Government Railways, Works for, '440
Fessenden Oscillator, 491
Fletcher, George, and Co.’s Filter Presses for Removal of Paraffin Wax from Petroleum, 121
Ford Motor Radiator with Deane Tubes, 484
Fowler Eight-furrow Turning Plough, 650, 654
Francis Turbine Runners, 110
French Cruiser Dupuy -de-Lome Converted to Belgian Cargo Boat, 270
Fullagar—see Cammel-laird

GALLOWAYS’ Uniflow Steam Engines, 454, 455, 480
General Electric Company, Automatic Arcwelding Machine, 220
German Warships Damaged at the Battle of Jutland, 194, 195, 198, 199
Gibb, Maurice S., on Observing Temperatures in Marine Propelling Installations, 226
Gibson, A. H., on the Air Cooling of Petrol Engines, 173
Gill Propeller Company’s Propulsion Mechanism for Motor Boats, 346, 347
Gleniffer Motors, Limited, Motor Boat Engine and Propeller, 302, 320, 321
Grace Carburetter, 620
Grahame-White Company, Limited : Five-seater Aero-limousine, 34, 35 Nine-seater Aero-limousine, 34, 35 Single-seater Aeroplane, 80 H.P. Bantam, 32, 35
Grand Trunk Railway Bridge Across Niagara, Strengthening Spans, 230
Great Central Railway Powdered Fuel Locomotive, 18 {Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
Great Eastern Railway, Stratford Works, 426, 430
Great Northern Three-cylinder Engine, No. 1000, 466
Great Western Eight-coupled Engine, No. 4700, 19, 582 {Supplement, January 2nd, 1920). {Two-page Supplement, June 4th, 1920)

HANDLEY Page “ Flying Saloon ” Biplane, 7 Suppiemen*, January 2nd, 1920)
Hatfield Pumps for Fire-float, Merryweather and Sons, Limited, 397, 398
Hawkins, H.M. Light Cruiser, 16 {Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
Herbert, Alfred, Capstan Lathe, 632
Herbert, Alfred, Small Surface Grinding Machine, 657
Hick, Hargreaves and Co., 644, 645
Holland, Electrification of, 557
Hood, H.M. Battle-Cruiser, John Brown and Co., Limited, 92, 93, 313, 314, 315, 324, 330 {Four-page Supplement, March 2^th, 1920)
Hulse and Co.’s Crank Shaft Turning Machine, 350, 358
Humphrey Autographic Notched Bar Testing Machine, 63
Hydraulic Engineering Company, Earth Thrust Borer‘ 369, 376

IPSWICH Dock Extensions, 114
Itaquatia, Launch of the, at the Costeira Shipyard, Brazil, 168, 173 ; (Correction), 202

JENKINS, Rhys, Engineering, 162,
Jones and Potts, Ahrons, 508
Jutland, German Warships Damaged at the Battle of, 194, 195, 198, 199

KAIONE, Suction Dredger for New Zealand, 373
Kearton, W. J., on Pinions and Shafts for Double Helical Gears, 186
King-Salter, J. J., on Balancing of Turbine Rotors and Propellers, 369, 381
Knox, Commander H. G., on the Use of Acetylene in U.S. Navy Yards during the War, 164

L 33, H.M. Submarine, Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, Limited, 139
Lady Emerald, Steamship, 14
Lake Grampian, Steamship, 14
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Power Signalling at Southport, 142, 150
Laxtonia Engineering Company’s “Twin-Six ” Motor Car Engine, 252
Leeds Forge Company, Railway Tank Wagon for Conveyance of Ammonium Nitrate, 176
Leitner Dynamo, Rotax Company, 366, 367
Lindsay, F. E., on Measuring an Involute Bevel Gear from the True Pitch Cone, 581
Livingstone and Cooper, War Service Tug Spry, 96 (Two-page Supplement, January 2^rd, 1920)
London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Works at Brighton and Lancing, 568, 578
London and North-Western Railway Company’s Irish Channel Steamer Curraghmore, W. Denny and Brothers, Limited, 186, 248, 252 {Two-page Supplement, February 20th, 1920) {Four’page Supplement, March bth, 192u)
London and South-Western Railway, Six- coupled Goods Locomotive, 458
Lucas Electrical Company’s Motor Cars, 367, 403, 404
Luke and Spencer’s “Paddle 511

NARRAGANSETT, Oil-engined Motor Tanker, Vickers Limited, 501
Nasmyth, James (Portrait), 287
Nasmyth’s Design for Floating Mortar, 288
Nasmyth’s Steam Hammer, 287
Nasmyth, Wilson and Co., Limited, 287
Newport Power Station, Melbourne Suburban Railways, 40, 44
New Zealand Suction Dredger Kaione, 373
North-Eastern Marine Engineering Company’s
Marine Superheater, 256
North-Eastern Railway Goods Locomotive, 524
North-Eastern Three-cylinder Eight-coupled Mineral Engine, 19 {Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)

OLYMPIA, Motor Boat, and Marine and
Stationary Engine Exhibition, 302, 320, 345

“ PADDLE ” Tool Grinder, Luke and Spencer, Limited, 511.
Paris Aviation Show, 37, 63
Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean Railway, Oil Fuel Burning on the, 494
Pearn, Frank, and Co., Two Horizontal Vacuum Pumps, 74
Pearson’s 9ft. Driver Engine of 1853, 598
Peel, D. P., on Timing Diesel Engine Valves, 559 P. and O. Liner Macedonia, 14
Peterborough Tractor and Engine, 650, 654
Physical and Optical Societies’ Exhibition, 62
Pilling, Henry, on the Unifiow Steam Engine, 454, 455, 480
Platypus, Submarine Depot Ship, John Brown and Co., Limited, 218, 222
Pointolite Lamp, 62
Potez Sporting Aeroplane, 37
Powdered Fuel Plant Company’s j\ero-pulveriser, 306
Powell and Hanmer Dynamo, Switchboard and Cut-out, 366
Premier Four-cylinder 1000 B.H.P. Gas Engine i 526 {Two-page Supplement, May 215^, 1920) '
Primrose. J. S. G., on Railway Dynamometer Cars. 530, 534

QUEEN’S Insurance Company’s Building,
New York, Underpinning, 641

REGENT Shears (1918), Limited, Sheet Metal Working Machines, 606
Rhone-Rhine—see Swiss
Robertson, John, Marine Engine, 618
Robson, A. G., on Position Gauges, Their Jigs, Construction and Calculations, 157
Robson, A. G., on Precision Gauges and their Jigs, 574, 575
Ropeways, Limited, Dorada Ropeway in Colombia, 504, 511 ; (Letters), 552, 572, 597
Rothwell and Co., Bolton, E. L. Ahrons, 598
Royal Agricultural Show at Darlington, 650, 654

SAINT PAUL, High-Service Reservoir at, 218 240
Salerno, Diesel Engine Ship, 446, 447, 450
Saunders, S. E., and Co., Motor Lifeboats, 294, 295, 298
Scholey and Co., Limited, Manufacture of Small Electric Motors, 328, 329
Scotch Boilers, Superheater for, North-Eastern Marine Engineering Company, 256
Seewer, P. W., Centrifugal Pelton Jet Deflector, 583
Seydlitz—see German Warships
Shepherd, J., on Failures of Turbo-generators, &c., 88, 94
Sherardising Small Articles, Apparatus for, 510
Sheringham Artificial Daylight, 62
Shrewsbury and Chester Engine of 1846, 508
Shrewsbury and Hereford Tank 509
Shrivell Intercommunication tern, 550
Siddeley Aeroplane Engine, cylinder Air-cooled, 31, 32
Siebe, Gorman and Co., Limited, Submarine Camera, 658 I
Silent Guide Automatic Route Indicator, 408
Smith, D. J., on Producer Gas for Motor Vehicles, 122
Smith, Major W. H., Hydraulic Jacks made from Shells, 576
Societe Gonevoise d’Instruments de Physique, Universal Measuring Machine, 472, 476 (2Vo- page Supplement, May Uh, 1920)
South-Eastern and Chatham Railway Company’s Steamer Biarritz, 14
South-Eastern and Chatham Rebuilt Passenger Engine, 19 {Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
Southport—see Lancashire and Yorkshire
Spry, War Service Tug, Livingstone and Cooper, Limited, 96 {Two-page Supplement, January 23r<Z, 1920)
Stratford Works, Great Eastern Railway, 4^6 430
Submarine Signalling Company’s Microphone, Detector and other Devices for Submarine Signalling, 491
Sullivan Machinery Company’s Utility Force Hammer, 202 *
Svanhild, Steamship, 14
Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, H.M. Submarine L 33. 139
Swiss Railway Dynamometer Car, 530, 534
Swiss Rhone-Rhine Navigation Project, A. 'Wharton Metcalfe, 212, 264, 290, 341, 389

TAYLOR, Joseph, Old Beam Engine, 571; (Letter), 633
Tennessee, United States Battleship, 538
Thompson, J. L., on Transformers for Electric ; Furnaces, 147 ‘
Thornycroft Four-cylinder 21 B.H.P. Paraffin Engine, 345, 346
Tostevin, Engineer-Commander H. B., on Mechanical Reduction Gears in Warships, 368, 405
Trussed Concrete Steel Company, Extensions to Machine Shop at Witton Works, 558
Trussed Concrete Steel Company’s Pit Headgear at Lochore, 48

UNDERWING, Steamship, 14
Uniflow Steam Engine, Henrv Pilling, 454, 455, 480
United States Battleship Tennessee, 538
United States, Craft for Canal and River Service, 593

VANDERVELLE, C. A., and Co.’s Electrical Equipment for Motor Cars, 367, 368, 403
Vickers Motor Tanker Narragansett, 501
Vickers Quick-return Broaching Machine, 554, 558
Vickers Viking Amphibious Aeroplane, 655
Vickers-Vimy Commercial Aeroplane, 7 {Sifpplement, January 2nc/, 1920)
Virginian Railway Mallet Locomotive, 381 {TwO'page Supplement, April ^th, 1920)
Volcano Steam Sloop as Factory during Crimean War, James Nasmyth, 288
Vulcan Foundry Company’s Historic Locomo- (Letter), 140

WALL, A. T., Rvidders, 149
Watermota, Detachable Mott)r for Boats. W. D. Fair and Co., 346, 347
Welded Construction Company’s Arc Weldcd Roof, 510
Workspoor-Diesel Engines for the Salerno, 446, 447, 450
Westland Aircraft Works, Four-seater Limou sino, 7 [Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
White, J. S., and Co., Limited, ss. Argonne, 457
William-street Subway, New York, Underpinning, 641
Witherington, H.M. Destroyer, 16 [Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
Witton Works Machine Shop Extensions, in Reinforced Concrete, Trussed Concrete Steel Company, 558
Wood, A. 13., Dredger Pump Impeller, 445
Wood’s, Nicholas, Gear, 619

Subjects

ACETYLENE, Use of, in U.S. Navy Yards during the War, Commander H. G. Knox, 164

AERONAUTICS:

Aerial Lighthouses, 500
Aeroplane Engines—see also Engines
Aircraft Manufacturing Company, Airco No. 18 Passenger Aeroplane, 32, 33, 34
Alliance Aeroplane Company, Limited, Alliance Two-seater Atlantic Type Biplane, 32, 33
Amphibious Aeroplane, Vickers Viking, 655
Boulton and Paul, Limited, All-metal Two- seater P 10 Aeroplane, 34, 35
British Aerial Transport Company, Limited, Bat Five-seater Biplane, 7 [Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
British and Colonial Aeroplane Company : Bristol “ Babe ” Aeroplane, 31, 32, 33 Bristol “ Pullman ” Triplane, 7, 8 [Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
Bristol “Tourer” Biplane, 31, 33
Bristol Two-seater Coup6 Biplane, 7, 8 [Supplement, January 2nd, 1920) Flight at High Altitudes, 520
Grahame-White Company, Limited : Five-seater Aero-Limousine, 34, 35 Nine-seater Aero-Limousine, 34, 35 Single-seater 80 H.P. Bantam, 32, 35
Handley Page, Limited, “ Flying Saloon ”
Biplane, 7 [Supplement, January 2nd 1920)
Potez Sporting Aeroplane, 37
Proposed Breguet Passenger Aeroplane, with Enclosed Fuselage, 520
“ Propulseur-Trompe,” Monsieur F. Melot, 64 ; (Letters) 90, 189
Shows—see Show
Vickers Limited, Vickers-Vimy Commercial Machine, 7 [Supplement, January 2nd, 1920)
Westland Aircraft Works, Westland Fourseater Limousine, 7 [Supplement, January 2nd. 1920)

AERO Pulveriser, Powdered Fuel Plant Company, Limited, 306
Agricultural Engines—see Engines
Agricultural Show, Royal, at Darlington, 650, 654
Air-compressing Plant—see Pneumatic Plant
Air Compressor, Electrically Driven 650 B.H.P.,
Bruce, Peebles and Co., Limited, 482
Air Compressor, Motor-driven Geared, Broom and Wade, Limited, 98
Air-cooling of Engines -see Engines
Alignment Meter for Turbine Gearing, W.
Eccles and the Metropolitaii-Vickers'^ Electrical Company, 559
Alternating Current—see Electrical Matters
Ammonium Nitrate, Railway Tank Wagon for
Conveyance of, Leeds Forge Company, 176
Apparatus for Sherardising Small Articles, 510 Arc-welded Building Construction, Welded
Construction Company, 510
Arc Welding—see Electrical Matters
Automatic Route Indicator, Silent Guide Company, 408

BALANCING of Turbine Rotors- 369, 381
(missing lines)
Boilers of the Curraghmore—see Ships
Boilers, Scotch, Superheater for, North-Eastern Marine Engineering Company, 256
Bridge Repairer’s Device, 230
Bridges—see also Underbridges
Broaching
Buildings,

CAMERA
Gorman and Co., Limited. 658
Canal, Rhone-Rhine—see Navigation Carburetter, New Type, The Grace, 620 Centrifugal Pelton Jet Deflector, P. W. Seewer, 583
Coal Pulverising and Feeding Machine, Powdered Fuel Plant Company, Limited, 306 CO2 Recorder, Electrical, 62, 63
Compass, Gyroscopic, Non-Mathematical 'Treatment, 55, 81, 105, 136, 160, 190, 210, 242; (Letters), 140, 357, 395
Compressors—see Air Compressors
Concrete Housing for Hydraulic Turbo-generator, 271
Concrete—see also Reinforced Corrosion, Prevention of, in Locked-coil Ropes,
G- Cradock and Co., Limited, 656 Craft for Canal, &c.—see Ships
Cranes, Electric Jib, at Dover Harbour, Bobcock and Wilcox, Limited, Hl, 116
Cruiser—see Ships

DAYLIGHT, Artificial, Sheringhani, 62
Diesel Engines—see. Engines
Dock Extensions, Ipswich, 114
Dough-kneading Machine, J^ranca’s 111 ust ra - tion, 1629, 163
Dredger Pump Impeller, B. Wood, 445
Dredger, Suction, for New Zealand, 373
Drilling Machines - ,sec Machine Tools
Dynainomotor Car for the Swiss State Railways, 530, 534

ELECTRICAL MATTERS:

Arc-welding Machine, Automatic, General Electric Company, 220
Canadian Electric Power Station Industry, 230
CO2 Recorder, Cambridge and Paul Instrument Company, 62, 63
Fessenden Oscillator, 491
Geared Air Compressor, Motor-driven, Broom and Wade, Limited, 98
Holland, Electrification of, 557
Motor Cars, Electrical Equipment of : 366, 403
Automatic Cut-outs for Motor Cars, Powell and Hanmer, 366 ; Mercury, 368
Lighting Dynamos for Motor Cars, Brolt Company, Powell and Hanmer, Rotax Co., Vandervelle and Co., Lucas Electric Co., Dufty, 366, 367, 368
Lighting and Starting Sets, Combined, Lucas Electrical Company, 404; American General Electrical Company, 404
Starting Motors for Motor Cans, C. A.
Vandervelle and Co. ; Lucas, 403, 404 Newport Power Station, Melbourne Suburban Railways, 40, 44 ; and Jolimont Sub-station, 66, 70
Pointolite Lamp, Edison Swan Electric Company, 62
Protection of Alternating-current Systems, Major K. Edgeumbe, 200
Railways—see Railways
Small Electric Motors, Manufacture of, Scholey and Co., Limited, 328, 329
Submarine Signalling Company’s Various Devices, 491, 492
Thermo-electricity, Recent Progress in, Carl Benedicks, 617
Transformers for Electric Furnaces, J. L. Thompson, 147

ENGINES AND MOTORS:

Adams “Twin-Six” Motor Car Engine, Laxton ia Engineering Company, 252
Air Cooling of Petrol Engines, A. H. Gibson, 173
Beam Engine, An Old. Joseph Taylor, 571 Beardmore’s 120 B.H.P. Four-cylinder Hot- bulb Engine, 347
Bolnes Hot-bulb Engine, A. R, Brown, 320 Brook© Engine, 28 H.P. Six-cylinder, for Motor Boat, 320, 321
Cammellaird-Fullagar Diesel Engine, 107, 132 {Two-page Supplement, February 1920)
Detachable Motor for Boats,-W. D. Fair and Co.’s “ Watermota,” 346, 347
Four-cylinder Hot-bulb Heavy Oil Engine, W. H. Allen, Son and Co., Limited, 278, 279 Gas Engine, Single-crank Four-cylinder Vertical, Premier Gas Engine Company, 526 {Tu)o-page Suppleme)it, May 2\8t, 1920) Gears, Old Engine, Blenkinsop, Carmichael, Nicholas Wood, 619
General Arrangement of On© of H.IM. Monitor, Marshal Ney’s 750 B.H.P. Engines, 358
Gleniflor Motor Boat Engine, 302, 320, 321 Hydraulic Propulsion Mechanism for Motor Launch, Gill Propeller Company, 346, 347
John 'Robertson Marine Engine, 618
Marine Engines of 1850—1852, Hick. Hargreaves and Co., Bolton, 644, 64.5
Marine Motors for Fire-float at Elswick, Merry weather and Sons, Limited, 396, 397, 400
Oil Engine, 16 B.H.P. Portable, Marshall, Sons and Co., 650, 654
Paraffin Engine, 21 B.H.P., Thornycroft and Co., 345, 346
Peterborough Agricultural Tractor Engine, 650, 654
Siddeley Aeroplane Engine, 40 H.P. Two- cylinder Air-cooled, 31, 32
Solid-injection Oil Engines of the Narragansett, Vickers Limited, 501
Uniflow Steam Engines, Galloways Limited, 454, 455, 480
Valves, Diesel Engine, Timing, D. P. Peel, 559 Werkspoor-Diesel Engines for the Salerno, 446, 447, 450

ENGINE-ROOM of a Fire-float for Elswick, Merryweather and Sons, Limited, 396, 397, 400
Engineering, Links in the Historj^ of, Rhys Jenkins, 162, 519
Engraving and Profiling Machine, T. Cooke and Sons, Limited, 630, 631
Exhibition, Motor Boat and Marino and Stationaj’y Engine, 302. 320, 345
Exhibition, Physical and Optical Societies, 62

FILTRATION Plant, Rajiid, at Whitacre
Pumping Station, Birmingham, 622, 623, 626 Fire-float, anti Salvage and Fire 'Fug, iVIerry- weather and Sons, jJinited, 396, 397. 400 Finns, Famous, Short Histories of, 84, 85, 184, 287, 508, 598, 644, 645
Flight and Flying Machine.s -see. Aeronautics Floating 31ortar, Nasmyth’s Design for, 288 Floors for Railway Underbridges, 391. 416 Forgo Hammer, Utility, Sulliv’an Machinery
Company, 202
Forging and Stamping Plant at Abbey Works, (flayton and Shuttleworth, Limitt'd, 422 {'I'lvo-patje Supplement, April 'I'.b-d, 1920)
Fuel Research Station at ICast Greenwich, 421 ; (Letters), 445, 499, 552

GAS ENGINES see Engines
Gauges, Position : 'Pheir -ligs, tkinstruction and Calculations, A. G. Robson, 157
Gauges, Precision, and their Jig.s, A. G. Robson, 574, 57.5
Gears, Engine—see Engines
Gears, Ships—see Ships
Grenade, Mills Hand, Manufacture at Brighton Works, London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, 568, 578
Grinders—see Machine Tools
Gyroscopic Compass, Non-mathematical Treat ment, 55, 81, 105, 136, 160, 190, 210, 242; (Letters), 140, 357, 395

HAMMER, Steam. James Nasmyth, 287
Hammer, Utility Forge, Sullivan Machinery Company, 202
High-pressure Turbine—see Turbine High-service Reservoir—see Reservoir Histories, Short, of Famous Firm.s, 84, 85. 184, 287, 508, 598, 644, 64.5 ; (Lettei-s), 140, 357
History of Engineering, Links in the, Rhys Jenkins, 162, 519
Hot Bulb Engines—see Engines
Hydraulic Jack made from Shells, Major W. H. Smith, 576

INTERNAL Combustion Engines- -.sec Engines Irrigation and Cotton Growing in Mesopotamia, 133

JACK, Hydraulic, Made from Sliells, Major W. H. Smith, 576
Jigs and Gauges for Manufacture of a Precision
Gauge, A. G. Robson, 574, 575
Jigs for Making Position Gauge.s, A. tl. Robson, 157

LAMP, PoiutoUle, 62
Lathes—see, itiachino 4’ool.<
Lifeboats—sec Ships
Lights for Aerial Lighthouses, (.'hance Brotljers and Co., 500
Link.s in tho History of Engineering, Rhy.s Jenkins, 162, 519
Locomotive for Blenkinsop Patent Rack Rail- ?way, 618
Bristol and Exeter, of 1859, 598
Eight-coupled. No. 4700, Great
Western Railway, 19. 582 {Supplement, January ‘Ind, 1920) {Two-page Supplement, June ith, 1920)
for an English Railw'ay Built in 1848, Hick, Hargreaves and Co., 644
Locomotive Fire-box, Burners and Piping
Arrangement for Oil Fuel, Paris,
Lyons and Mediterranean Railway, 494
Mallet, for the Virginian Railway, 38 {Two-paye Supplement^ April ^th, 1920)
Pearson’s 9ft. Driver, of 1853, 598 J?owdered Fuel, Great Central
Railway, 18 {Supplement^ Ja^iu- ' ary 2-nd, 1920) |
Rebuilt Passenger, South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, 19 {Sup- plement, January 2nd, 1920) Single Driving Express, Centaur,
Nasmyth, Gaskell and Co., 289 !
Six-coupled Goods, London and !
South-Western Railway, 458 1
Three - cylinder Eight - coupled •
Mineral Engine, North-Eastern ; Railway, 19 {Supplement, Ja^iu- ary 2nd, 1920)
Three-cylinder Fast Goods, North- Eastern Railway, 524
Three-cylinder, No. 1000, Great i Northern Railway, 466
Valve Gear, Development of, James Dunlop, 618
Wheel-balancing Machine, G. J.
Churchward, 354, 355 Locomotives, circa 1850, W. Fairbairn and Sons, Manchester, 184 ; (Letter), 357 Locomotives, Historic, Built by the Vulcan Foundry Company, 84, 85 ; (Letter), 140 Locomotives of 1841, 1846, 1856, 509

Machine Shop Extensions

MACHINE TOOLS:

Broaching Machine, Quick Return, Vickers Limited, 554, 558
Capstan Lathe with Rotating Multiple Stops, Alfred Herbert, Limited, 632
Centralised Control Radial Drilling Machine, J. Archdale and Co., Limited, 303
Drill, Two-speed Electric, Scholoy and Co., Limited, 328, 329
Grinding Machine, Small Surface, Alfred Herbert, Limited, 657
High-speed Guillotine Shears, Regent Shears (1918), Limited, 606
Inclinable Power Press, Regent Shears (1918), Limited, 607
J^arge Crank Shaft Turning Machine, Hulse and Co., Limited, 350, 358
“ Paddle ” Tool Grinder, Luke and Spencer, 611

MAGNETO, Oscillating High-tension Magneto, The M.L., 600
Manoeuvring and Reversing Rudders, A. Wall, 149

MAPS :

Birmingham District, Geology of, in Relation to Water Supply, 646
Federated Malay States Railways, Works for. 440, 441, 442
Geneva and Seyssel, Suggested Navigation Works between, 265
Holland, Proposed Network of Electric Trans- i mission Lines, 557
Melbourne Suburban Railway System, 44 Mesopotamia, Showing Proposed Irrigation Areas, 135
Rhone-Rhine Navigation, Proposed, 212, 265, 290, 291, 341

MARINE Engines—see Engines Marine Propelling, &c.—see also Ships Measuring an Involute Bevel Gear from the True Pitch Cone, F. E, Lindsay, 581
Measuring Machine—see Universal
Mechanical Reduction Gears in Warships, Engineer-Commander H. B. Tostevin, 368, 405
Metal Working Machines—see Machine Tools
Meter, Alignment, for Turbine Gearing, W. Eccles and the Metropolitan-Vicker’s Electrical Company, 559
Microphones, Submarine Signalling Company, 491, 492
Motor Boats—see Ships ; also Exhibitions
Motor Boat and Motor Car Engines—see Engines
Motor Cars, Electrical Equipment of, 366—/o7- details see Electrial Matters
Motor Vehicle Radiator with Deane Tubes, 484 ; (Note), 511 ; (Letter), 528

NAVIGATION Project, Swiss Rhone-Rhine’
A. Wharton Metcalfe, 212, 264, 290, 341, 389 Navvy—see Steam Navvy
Notched Bar Testing Machine, Humphrey Autographic, 63

OBSERVING Temperatures in Marine Propelling Installations, Maurice 'S. Gibb, 226 Oil Engines—see Engines
Oil Fuel Locomotive Fire-box, Piping and Burners, Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean Railway, 494
Oscillating High-tension Magneto, The M.L., 600 Oscillator, Ele(dro-magnetic, R. A. Fessenden, 491

PARAFFIN Engines—see Engines
Paraffin Wax, Removal of, from Petroleum,
Filter Presses for George Fletcher and Co., 121
Pelton Water Wheel Jet Deflector, P. W. Seewer, 583
Petrol Engines—see Engines
Petroleum, Filter for Removal of Paraffin Wax, 121
Piles and Floating Pile Driver, Large Reinforced Concrete, Christian! and Nielsen, 599, 602
Pinions and Shafts for Double Helical Gears, W. J. Kearton, 186
Plans, Storing, 230
Plough, Eight-furrow Turning, John Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Limited, 650 654
Pneumatic Plant, Portable, for Welding Work, Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, Limited, 457
Portable Engines—see Engines
Portable Wireless Receiver, British Thomson-Houston Company, 394
Portrait, Harry Samuel Bickerton Brindley, 378 Portrait, James Nasmyth, 287
Position Gauges, Their Jigs, Construction and Calculations, A. G. Robson, 157
Power, Electric, Stations — see Electrical Matters, 230
Power Press—see Press
Precision Gauges and their Jigs, A. G. Robson, I 574, 575
Press, Power, Inclinable, Regent Shears (1918) Limited, 606
Producer Gas for Motor Vehicles, D. J. Smith, 122
Propelling Machinery for H.M.S. Hood—see Ships
Propulseur-Trompe—see Aeronautics Protection of Alternating-current Systems, Major K. Edgcumbe, 200
Pump, Centrifugal, for Handling Tree Stun^ps, 445
Pumping Set, High-pressure Turbine, Mather and Platt, Limited, 228
Pumps for Fire Tug Moonfieet, 397, 398
Pumps, '.rwo Horizontal Vacuum,- F. Pearn ami Co., Limited, 74 Pushers -see Ships

RADIATOR, Motor Vehicle, with Doane Tubes, ' 484; (Note), 511: (Letter), 528
Railway Coach, New Type, Metropolitan Railway, 20
Railway Dynamometer Cars, J. F. G. Primrose, 530, 534
Railway Signalling, Power, on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway at Southport, 142, 150
Railway Tank Wagon for Conveyance of Ammonium Nitrate, Leeds Forge Company. 176
Railway Underbridges, Floors for, 391; 416
Railway Workshop Cars, Great Eastern Railway Company, 426,
Railway Workshops, Stratford Works of 430
Railways, Federated ment. Works for, 440
Railways, Melbourne Suburban, Electrification. 40, 44, 66, 70
Recent Advances, &c.—see Water Power Reinforced Concrete Extensions to Machine I Shop at Witton Works, Trussed Concrete Steel Company, 558
Reinforced Concrete Piles and Floating Pile Driver, Christian! and Nielsen, 599, 602
Reinforced Concrete Pit Headgear at Lochore, 48
Reservoir, High-service, at Saint Paul, 218, 240 Ropes, Locked-coil Wire, Prevention of Corrosion in, G. Cradock and Co., Limited, 656
Ropeway, Dorada, in Colombia, Ropeways, Limited, 504, 511 ; (Letters), 552. 572, 597 Rotors—see Turbine Rotors
Route Indicator, Automatic, The Silent Guide Company, Limited, 408
Rudders. Manoeuvring and Reversing, A. Wall, 149

SHEARS—see Machine Tools
Sheet Metal Working Machines, Regent Shears (1918), Limited, 606

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS: General:

From Cruiser to Merchantman, 270
Marine Engines—see Engine.s
Marine Propelling Installations, Observing Temperatures in, Maurice S. Gibb, 226
Mechanical Reduction Gears in Warships, Engineer-Commander H. B. Tostevin, 368, 405
“Pushers” for Cargo Boats, Monsieur Constan, 600
Some Mercantile Vessels of 1919, 14, 20
South American Shipyard Acquired by J. T. Thornycroft and Co., Limited, 168, 173; (Correction), 202

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS: British Navy:

Delhi, H.M. Light Cruiser, 16 {Supplement, January 2.nd^ 1920)
Hawkins, H.M. Light Cruiser, 16 {Supplement, January '2nd, 1920)
Hood, H.M. Battle-Cruisor, John Brown and Co., Limited, 92, 93, 313, 314, 315, 324, 330 {Four-page Supplement, March 2Qth, 1920)
L 33, H.M. Submarine, Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, 139
Platypus, Submarine Depot Ship,
Brown and Co., Limited, 218,
Witherington, H.M. Destroyer {Supplement January '2nd, 1920)

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS: Foreign Navies:

Dupuy-de-Lorne. The Old French Cruiser, Converted to Cargo Boat, 270
German Warships Damaged at the Battle of Jutland, 194, 195, 198, 199
United States Battleship Tennessee, 538
Use-of Acetylene in U.S. Navy Yards during the War, Commander H. G. Knox, 164

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS: Miscellaneous Vessels:

Fire Tug Moonfleet, Merryweather and Sons, Limited, 396, 397, 398
Itaquatia at the Costeira Shipyard, Brazil, 168, 173; (Correction), 202
Lady Emerald, Steamship, 14
Lake Grampian, Steamship, 14
London and North-Western Railway Company’s Iri'h Channel Turbine Steamer Curraghmore, W. Penny and Brother-?, Limited, 186, 248, 252 {TwO’page Supplement, February 20th, 1920) {Four-page
Supplement, March 5th, 1920)
Motor Lifeboat Dunleary, S. E. Saunders and Co., 294, 295, 298
Motor Lifeboat Margaret Harker-Smith, S. E. Saunders and Co., 295, 298
Narragansett, Motor Tanker, Trial Trip, Vickers Limited, 501
P. and O. Liner Macedonia, 14
Peruvier, French Cruiser Converted to Belgian Cargo Boat, 270
Salerno, Diesel Engine Ship, 446, 447, 450 South-Eastern and Chatham Railway Company’s Steamer Biarritz, 14
Spry, War Service Tiig, Livingstone and Cooper, Limited, 96 {Two-page Supplement, January 2Zrd, 1920)
Steel Barges for New York State Barge Canal System, 596
Steel Towing Boats and Cargo Barge.s for the Mississippi River, 593, 594
Svanhild, Steamship, 14
Towing Boats and Self-propelled Barges for Alabama Waterways, 593, 594
Underwing, Steamship, 14
Volcano Steam Sloop as Factory during Crimean War, Jame.s Nasmyth, 288

SHORT Histories— see Histories
Show, Paris Aviation, 37, 63
Show, Royal Agricultural, at Darlington, 650, 654
Signalling—see Power
Small Tools Works, B.S.A. Tools, Limited, 266, 274
Steam Engines —.see Engines
Steam Navvy on Caterpillar Tracks, Bucyrus Company, 120
Storing Plans, 230
Submarine Camera, Siebe, Gorman and Co , Limited, 658
Submarine Signalling, 491 . Submarines—see Ships
Subterranean Infiltration Galleries for Water
Supply, U.S.A., 537
Superheater for Scotch Boilers, North-Eastern
Marine Engineering Company, 256

TELEPHONE System, Secret Common Battery
Intercommunication, H. G. Shrivell, 550
Tension in Telegraph and Telephone Lines, Determining, A. C. Timms, 202
Thermo-electricity, Recent Progress in, Carl Benedicks, 617
Thrust Bearing, Multiple Spring, 27 I
Thrust Borer, Earth, Captain A. R. Mangnall, 369, 376
Tidal Power Stations, Theory of, M. P. Can- fourier, 372 ; (Letters), 432, 445, 483
Timing Diesel Engine Valves, D. P. Po'-l, Tools -see Small Tools Tractor, Agricultural, 30-35 H.P., The
borough, 650, 654
Tractor Engines-—see Engines Transformers—see Electrical Matters
Tri planes —see Aeronautics Tug-—see Ships Turbine Diaphragm for H.M.S. Hood,
Turbines and Gearing, 313, 314 {Toxir-page Supplement, Mareh 2Qth, 1920)
Turbine Gearing, Alignment Meter for, W. Eccles and the Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company, 559
Turbine, High-pressure, Pumping Set, Mather and Platt, Limited, 228
Turbine Rotors, and Propellers, Balancit^g of, J. J. King-Salter, 369, 381
Turbine Runners, Francis. 110 Turbines of the Curraghmore—see Ships Turbo-generator, Water-cooled, J. Shepherd, 88, 94
Turning jMachines—see Machine Tools

UNDERBRTDGES, 416
Underpinning and
Buildings, 639
Universal Measuring Machine, Societe Genevci.se d’Instruments de Physique, 472, 476 {Two- page Supplement, May 1th, 1920)
Use of Acetylene—see Acetylene
Utilisation of Water Power—see Water Power

VACUUM Pumps, Two Horizontal, F. Pearn and Co., Limited, 74
Valves, Engine—see Engines

WAGON, Railway Tank, for Conveyance of Ammonium Nitrate, Leeds Forge Company, 176
Wagon, 5-Ton Steam, Clayton and Shuttleworth, 650, 654
War Work in the Brighton and Lancing Works of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, 568, 578
War Work in the Stratford Shops of the Great Eastern Railway, 426, 430
Water Power, Recent Advances in Utilisation of, E. M. Bergstrom, 110, 124, 146, 172, 271
Water Resources of the Birmingham District, 646
Welding, Electrical—see Electrical Matters
Welding Work, Portable Pneumatic Plant for. Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, Limited, 457
Wheel-balancing Machine, Locomotive, G. J. Churchward, 354, 355
Wireless Receiver, Portable, British Thomson-Houston Company, 394
Works, Abbey, Lincoln, Clayton and Shuttleworth, Limited, 422 {Two-page Supplement, April '2‘^rd, 1920)
Works for the Federated Malay States Government Railways, 440
Works, Small Tools, B.S.A. Tools, Limited, 266, 274
Works—see also Firms, Short Histories of
Workshops, British Railway, in War Time, 426, 430
Workshops, Great Eastern Railway at Stratford, 426, 430

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