The Engineer 1923/01/26

1923 January 26th PDF

• Contents, p 95.

Main Subjects

• 5-Ton Coke and Iron Transporter, p 94 and p 98 - p 99. (Illustrated).
  • Stothert and Pitt.
  • Henry Ford and Son.
• A Separating Barge for Oily Ballast Water, p 91 - p 92. (Illustrated).
  • Smiths Dock Co.
  • Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co.
• A Seven-Day Journal, p 89.
  • A New Element.
  • The National Water Supply.
  • A Railway Research Laboratory.
  • The Whitefriars Glass Works.
  • Carbon Monoxide in Coal Gas.
  • A New Coal Loading Device - Bunker Coal Co, The SS Tiger.
  • Engineer of Steward.
  • The East Midlands Electricity Scheme.
  • Sixty Years Ago - Sir W. H. Preece.
• An Innovation in Meter Reading, p 91.

• Australian Engineering Notes, p 99 - p 100.

• Barton Electric Power Station, Manchester, p 102.

• Cobalt Steels for Permanent Magnets, by J. Ferdinand Kayser, Part (II), p 83 - p 84.
  • E. A. Watson of M. L. Magneto Syndicate.
• Editorial, p 95 - p 96.
  • Research on Cutting Tools - Mr Dempster-Smith.
  • Cast Iron.
• Electrical Research, p 88.
  • British Electrical and Allied Industries Research Association.
• Great Northern Railway - Three-Cylinder "Pacific" Type Passenger Engine, p 90, p 92 and after p 100. (Illustrated).
  • H. N. Gresley.
• Indicators, Micro-Indicator for High-Speed Engines, by W. G. Collins before the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 100 - p 102. (Illustrated).
  • Royal Aircraft Establishment.
  • Harry Wood.
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Dr Hele-Shaw, President in the Chair, p 87 - p 88.
  • Loughnan Pendred.
  • Professor F. W. Burstall.
  • W. G. Collins.
  • H. Wood.
  • Osborne Reynolds.
  • W. Sydney Smith.
• Lloyd's Register Annual Summary, p 97.

• Machine Tools for Locomotive Work, by Mr C. D. Andrew, p 96 - p 97.

• Obituary, p 96.
  • Arthur Thomas Walmisley.
• The Engineer in the Chemical Factory, p 84 - p 85.
  • Society of Chemical Industry.
• The Ruston-Hornsby Motor Gear, p 91.

• Traffic Problems in Buenos Aires, p 99.
  • Anglo-Argentine Tramway Co.
• Twenty Years of Diesel Engine Building, by Eng-Lieut-Commander L. J. Le Mesurier, p 85 - p 87.
  • Sulzer Brothers.

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