The Engineer 1923/02/16

1923 February 16th PDF

• Contents, p 177.

Main Subjects

• A Blue Print Washing Machine, p 173.
  • Precision Photo Printing Plant.
• Air Conference, (No II), p 165 - p 166.
  • Sir W. Joynson-Hicks in the Chair.
• A London Foundry, p 164 - p 165. (Illustrated).
  • Thomas Henry Fry.
• A Seven-Day Journal, p 171.
  • Overtime and Night Work in Shipyards.
  • New Coke Oven Plant - Stella Gill Coke and By-Products Co.
  • The Bessemer Gold Medal - W. H. Maw.
  • Imported Motor Cars.
  • Motor Tramp Ships - Court Line
  • Automatic Telephones.
  • The First British Trade Ship - Livingstone and Cooper
  • The Boothferry Bridge.
  • Making Rain by Aeroplane.
  • Night Flying Experiments.
  • Crude Oil Aero Engines - William Beardmore and Co.
  • Sixty Years Ago - Joseph Glynn.
• Chinese Engineering Notes, p 178.
  • Peking.
  • Shanghai.
• Death Announcement - Mr Adam Scott, p 177.

• Editorial, p 177 - p 178.
  • The Indicator.
  • Mechanical Engineering and its Materials.
• Gliders and their Value to Aeronautical Progress, by Colonel A. Ogilvie, p 184.

• Great Western Railway Works, p 183.

• Indian Engineering News, p 170.
  • Concrete Railway Sleepers.
  • Railway Improvements.
  • A Magnificent Avenue.
  • Agricultural Tramways.
  • An Amazing Accident.
  • News in Brief.
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 168 - p 169. (Illustrated).
  • Indicators
• Institute of Metals, p 183.

• Launches and Trial Trips, p 187.
  • 'British Fusliier oil tank steamer by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, to the order of the British Tanker Co.
  • 'Rio Claro' by Blyth Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co to the order of the Thompson Steam Shipping Co. Engines by North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • 'San Manuel' oil-tank steamer by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co to the order of the Eagle Oil Transport Co.
  • 'Wallsend' self-trimming collier by Irvine's Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co to the order of the Burnett Steamship Co. Engines by the North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • 'Ediba' twin-screw motor vessel by Harland and Wolff to the order of Elder Dempster and Co.
  • 'Lochgoil' twin-screw motor vessel by Harland and Wolff to the order of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
  • 'City of Canterbury' by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson to the order of Ellerman Lines.
  • 'Orca' passenger liner reconditioned by the builders Harland and Wolff to the order of the British Tanker Co.
  • 'British Premier oil tank steamer by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co.
  • 'Naringa' by William Gray and Co to the order of the British India Steam Navigation Co.
  • 'Rallus steel screw steamer by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson to the order of the British and Continental Steamship Co.
• Letters to the Editor, p 170.
  • 'Scientific Literature' by T. W. MacAlpine.
  • 'A Warning to Inventors' G. Drury Coleman.
  • '"Baltic" Type Locomotives' by Charles R. King.
• New Landing Stage and Wharf at Gosport, p 166 - p 168. (Illustrated).
  • Camper and Nicholsons.
  • Portsmouth Harbour.
  • Sir John Wolfe Barry.
  • George Hobbs.
  • John Price and Son.
  • Howard Hollowday.
  • Cleveland Bridge and Engineering Co
• Seaplanes, by C. R. Fairey, p 174.

• Separation of Materials by Mechanical Means, by Cecil Bentham before the Manchester Association of Engineers, p 181.

• Six-Cylinder Two-Stroke Cycle Oil Engine, p 176 and p 180 - p 181. (Illustrated).
  • Plenty and Son.
  • Farnham Gas and Electric Light Co.
• Tensile Tests of Materials at High Temperatures, by Professor F. C. Lea, p 182 - p 183.
  • H. K. Howarth.
• The Electrification of the German Railways, p 169.

• The Geological Survey of Great Britain, Summary of Progress for 1921 p 178 - p 179.

• The Morwell Brown Coal and Electrical Scheme, Victoria, Australia, p 163 - p 164.
  • Lieut-General Sir John Monash.
  • Sir T. R. Lyle.
  • Sir Robert Gibson.
  • George Swinburne.
  • R. Liddelow.
  • H. R. Harper.
  • Redpath, Brown and Co.
• The Use of Models in Engineering, p 174.

• Trials of the SS Fezara, p 172 - p 173. (Illustrated).
  • Alexander Stephen and Sons.
• Vane Wheel Propulsion, by Maurice E. Denny, before the Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, p 184. (Illustrated).

• Works Production, by C. H. Nelson of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, p 174.

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