The Engineer 1923/03/09

1923 March 09th PDF

• Contents, p 263.

Main Subjects

• A New Oil Can, p 269.
  • Joseph Kaye and Sons.
• A New Type of Spring Buffer, p 268.

• A Seven-Day Journal, p 257.
  • The London Terminal Aerodrome.
  • An Anglo-Scottish Fusion.
    • Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson.
    • John G. Kincaid and Co.
  • Cornish Radium.
  • Gasworks Explosion at Birmingham.
  • L.C.C Tramways and German Rails.
    • Otto Wolff and Co.
    • North Eastern Steel Co.
    • Cargo Fleet Iron Co.
  • A London-Birmingham Motor Road.
  • Imperial Wireless Communications.
  • Accidents in Shipyards.
  • Patent Fuel and Road Tarring.
  • Sixty Years Ago.
    • Armstrong Whitworth.
    • Lynall Thomas.
• A Small Two-Cylinder Aero Engine, p 270. (Illustrated).
  • Bristol Aeroplane Co.
• Death Announcement, p 263.
  • A. Edmund Butler.
• Defective German Cement, p 268.

• Editorial, p 263 - p 264.
  • The Railway Position.
  • Power Rectifiers.

• Institute of Metals, (No. I), Leonard Sumner President in the Chair, p 264 - p 265.
  • Report of Council.
  • Magnesium Alloys by Dr. D. Aitchison.
  • 'Work-Hardened Aluminium Sheet' by Professor H. C. H. Carpenter and C. Coldron Smith.

• Letters to the Editor, p 256.
  • 'Railway Signalling' by S. P. Christie.
  • 'What Do Employers Want?'
  • 'A Warning to Inventors'by Ferranti.

• Obituary, p 264. (Illustrated).
  • Johann Auguste Diedrich Bornemann.

• Optical Society, p 269.
  • President- Emeritus Professor Archibald Barr.

• Proposed Second Isthmian Canal, p 256.
  • Panama Canal.
• Railway Results in 1922, p 269. (Results Table).
  • London, Midland and Scottish Railway Group.
  • London and North Eastern Railway Group.
  • Great Western Railway Group.
  • Southern Railway Group.
• Route Signalling at Winchester, Great Western Railway, p 251 - p 253. (Illustrated).
  • Siemens Brothers and Co.
  • Mr A. T. Blackall.
• Royal Institution, p 256.

• Superheater Tank Locomotives in Suburban Service, by F. W. Brewer, p 255 - p 256.
  • London, Brighton and South Coast Railway.
  • London and North Western Railway.
  • Great Eastern Railway.
  • Great Northern Railway.
  • North Staffordshire Railway.
  • Great Central Railway.
• Technical Meetings in America, p 269.
  • John F. Kelly.
• The British Industries Fair, No III, p 254 - p 255. (Illustrated).
  • W. and T. Avery.
  • Godfrey Engineering Works.
  • C. A. V. Small Tools.
  • Walter Frost of Eagle Ironworks.
  • British Oxygen Co.
  • Taylor File and Tool Co.
  • Firth-Brearley Stainless Steel Syndicate.
  • Frank Gilman of Grange Woks
  • Fraser Patent Power Hammer Co.
  • Vono.
  • Automatic and Electric Furnaces.
  • Kelvin, Bottomley and Baird.
  • Park Royal Engineering Works.
  • Royles.
  • Hollings and Guest.
  • Jones and Shipman.
  • Cape Asbestos Co.
  • Gibbons.
  • Productive British Grinders.
  • Ackroyd and Best.
  • W. Canning and Co.
  • Eyre and Sons.
  • J. B. Stone and Co.
  • J. Broughton.
  • Accles and Pollock.
  • Edison and Swan Electric Co.
  • E. H. Bentall and Co.
  • George Salter and Co.
  • Delta Metal Co.
  • Consett Iron Co.
• The Central Electric Generating Station at Comines, (No I), p 249 - p 251 and p 262. (Illustrated).
  • The Comines Central Station.
  • The Boiler-House and Coal-Handling Arrangements - Babcock and Wilcox.
  • The Machine Room.
• The Control of the Speed and Power Factor of Induction Motors, p 256.
  • Professor Miles Walker.
• The Ideal Home Exhibition, p 270.

• The Institution of Naval Architects, p 269.

• The Pau Power-Rectifier Sub-Station on The Midi Railway, p 258 - p 260. (Illustrated).
  • R. L. Morrison of Power Rectifiers.
  • Electrical Power Engineers Association.
• The Position of Reclaimed Rubber, p 253 - p 254.
  • India Rubber Manufacturers Association.
• The Wickman Gauge Measuring Machine, p 266 - p 268. (Illustrated).
  • Axel C. Wickman of Alfred Herbert.

• Variable Power Hydraulic Riveting Machine, p 270. (Illustrated).
  • Henry Berry and Co.
  • Holdsworth and Sons.

• Workshop Efficiency, by G. E. Bailey, p 268.
  • Manchester Association of Engineers, Mr D. Adamson President in the Chair.

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