The Engineer 1923/03/02

1923 March 02nd PDF

• Contents, p 233.

Main Subjects

• A Seven-Day Journal, p 227.
  • The Proposed Humber Tunnel.
  • Two New Aero Engines - Napier.
  • Placing Public Contracts Abroad.
  • The Mid-Lancashire Electricity Scheme - Lancashire Electrical Power Co.
  • The Post-Office Telephones.
  • The British Corporation and Oil Ship Construction.
  • The Endowment of Research Workers.
  • Overtime in Shipyards.
  • The Hoffmann Manufacturing Co.
  • Miners' Wages.
  • Sixty Years Ago.
• Automatic Operation of Points, Mersey Railway, p 237.

• Contracts Going Abroad, p 235.
  • British Empire Producers' Organisation - Mr Ben H. Morgan.
• Detecting Fire at Sea, p 242.
  • Sir S. Westcott Abell.
• Disinfecting Railway Carriages, p 237. (Illustrated).
  • Great Indian Peninsula Railway Co.
• Editorial, p 233 - p 234.
  • Civil Aviation and the Government.
  • Research.
• Engineering Golfing Society, p 230.

• February, p 219 - p 220.
  • A Gift to Research - Sir Alfred Yarrow.
  • East Coast Express in Fatal Collision.
  • French Trade Crisis.
  • British Industries Fair.
  • Manchester Ship Canal.
  • The Railway Results.
  • Communist Strikes.
  • Two Railway Accident Reports.
  • Progress of Industrialism.
  • The Ruhr Problem.
  • The Third Air Conference.
  • The Biskra Glides.
  • The Birkenhead Park Collision.
• Experiments on Superheated Steam, p 241 - p 242.
  • National Physical Laboratory.
  • Manchester Steam Users Association.
• Factory Driving Units for the East, p 239.
  • Parsons Motor Co.
• Great Western Express Running: Birmingham - Paddington, p 220 - p 222.
  • Great Western Railway.
• Hydro-Electrical Situation in Spain, p 240.

• Lathe Tools Research, p 234 - p 235.
  • Manchester Association of Engineers.
• Launches ad Trial Trips, p 230.
  • 'Medon' steel screw motor cargo vessel by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co to the order of the Ocean Steamship Co.
  • 'Sarpedon' twin-screw steamer by Cammell, Laird and Co to the order of Alfred Holt and Co.
  • 'Colorado' geared turbine steamer by William Gray and Co to the order of the Ellermans Wilson Line.
  • 'City of Canterbury' passenger and cargo steamer by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson to the order of the Ellerman Lines. Engines by the Wallsend Slipway and Engineering Co.
  • 'Mooltan' twin-screw passenger liner by Harland and Wolff to the order of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co.
  • 'Faraday' twin-screw cable steamer by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co to the order of the Siemens Brothers and Co.
  • 'Khandalla' twin-screw passenger steamer by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson to the order of the British India Steam Navigation Co.
• Letters to the Editor, p 230.
  • 'The Cyclic Irregularity of Gas Engines' by George Pardoe.
  • 'Saw Guards and Safety Cutter Blocks' by A. W. Glover.
  • 'Railway Signalling' by J, Jackson of Southsea
  • 'Boiler Plant Testing' by F. W. Dean.
  • 'The Engineers' Church' by E. Kilburn Scott.
• Mechanical Couplers for the Indian Broad Gauge Railways, p 240. (Illustrated).

• Mining Diatomaceous Earth in California, p 229.

• New Means of Ascertaining Mean Pressure in a Heat Engine, by H. E. Wimperis, p 238 - p 239. (Illustrated).

• Public Electricity Supply, p 226.
  • C. H. Wordingham.
• Research Laboratories at Wembley, p 228 - p 229 and p 232. (Illustrated).
  • Bakerloo Railway.
  • GEC.
• Some Mechanical Problems in the Rubber Industry, by H. C. Young, p 224 - p 226.

• South American Railway Notes, p 229 - p 230.
  • Argentine State Railways.
• The British Industries Fair, (No II), p 222 - p 224. (Illustrated).
  • British Engine, Boiler and Electrical Insurance Co.
  • The Rhondda Engineering and Mining Co.
  • Brooke Tool Manufacturing Co.
  • G. Twigg and Son.
  • Brian Engineering Co.
  • Accles and Shelvoke.
  • Mark Webber.
  • Newton Brothers.
  • Alldays and Onions.
  • Rapid Cobalt Co.
  • Selson Engineering Co.
• The Control of the Speed and Power Factor of Induction Motors, p 226.
  • Professor Miles Walker.
• The Midgeley Engine Indicator, p 236 - p 237. (Illustrated).
  • Mr Loughnan Pendred.

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