The Engineer 1924/05/23

1924 May 23rd PDF

• Contents, p 571.

Main Subjects

• A New Electrical Telemeter, p 579 - p 580.

• A Seven-Day Journal, p 557.
  • The Falls of Clyde Scheme.
  • Wireless Aerials.
  • Port of London Improvements.
  • Agricultural Machinery Tests.
  • The Howden-Ljungstrom Air Preheater - Howden Boiler and Armament Co.
  • The World's Power Conference.
  • Large Liners in the Thames. - Atlantic Transport Co.
  • The Government's Airship Policy.
  • A New Shipyard on the Tees - William Gray and Co.
  • A Standard for Leather Belting.
  • Thames Bridges.
  • State Ownership of the Engineering Industry.
• British Waterworks Association, p 580.

• Death Announcement, p 571.
  • John Mills.
• Editorial, p 571 - p 572.
  • The Engineering Industries.
  • A Flow of Steam Through Nozzles.
• Further Experimental Work on Diesel Engines, by R. Beeman, p 578 - p 579.

• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 574 - p 575 and p 577.
  • Steam Nozzle Research.
  • Telford Petrie.
  • Professor G. G. Stoney.

• International Shipping Conference, (No. II), p 579.
  • Life Saving at Sea.
  • Sir Frederick Lewis.
• Iron and Steel Institute, (No. II), Sir William Ellis presided, p 565 - p 567.
  • 'Recovery of Waste Heat' by W. Dyrssen.
  • 'Efficiency of Reversing Regenerators' by J. Seigle.
  • 'The Forging Temperature of Steels' by Professor K. Honda.
  • 'Indentation of Metals' by Professor K. Honda and K. Takahasi.
  • 'The Brinell-Tensile Relationship' by A. L. Norbury and T. Samuel.
  • 'Transverse Test Bars' by Gerald S. Bell and C. H. Adamson.
  • 'Silico-Manganese Steels' by E. W. Colbeck and Dr D. Hanson.
  • 'Hardness of Electro-Deposited Iron, Nickel, Cobalt and Copper' by D. J. Macnaughton.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 583.
  • 'Tairea' twin-screw steamer by Barclay, Curle and Co, to the order of the British India Steam Navigation Co.
  • 'Collier No. I' by Vickers to the order of Steamships of Canada.
  • 'Lord Combermere' steel screw tug and water boat by J. Samuel White and Co to the order of the Crown Agents for the colonies.
  • 'Arlington Court' single-screw steamer by Workman, Clark and Co to the order of Haldin and Co.
  • 'Stottpool' single-screw steamer by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson to the order of T. B. Scott and Co. Engines by the Shields Engineering and Dry Dock Co.
  • 'Ashtree' steel screw steamer by Craig, Taylor and Co to the order of Howard Jones. Engines by the North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • 'City of Hong Kong' steamer by Earle's Shipbuilding and Engineering Co to the order of Wilson Line.
• Letters of the Editor, p 577.
  • 'Great Western, North Eastern and Great Northern Locomotives' by H. V. Pegg.
• New Dry Dock and Ship-repairing Yard at Swansea, (No. II), p 576 - 577. (Illustrated).
  • Palmers (Swansea) Dry Dock Co.
  • Stothert and Pitt.
  • N. G. Geyde.
• Obituary, p 568.
  • Samuel Spencer.
• Report on Atmospheric Pollution, p 568.

• Sixty Years Ago, p 568.
  • Blackfriars Bridge.
• The 1924 British Empire Exhibition, Engineering Exhibits, (No. V), p 558 - p 565. (Illustrated).
  • Electrical Engineering Exhibits'
    • Electromotors.
    • Mather and Platt.
    • British Electric Transformer Co.
    • British Lighting and Ignition Co.
  • Wood-Working Machinery
    • Matthew Wylie and Co.
    • Monniger and Co.
    • Dominion Machinery Co.
    • Drummond Brothers.
  • Saws and Saw Benches.
    • Thomas W. Ward.
  • Fine-Sawing.
    • Edgar Allen and Co.
    • Thomas Firth and Co.
    • Sanderson Brothers and Newbould.
    • Spear and Jackson.
  • The Machine Tool Trade Association.
    • Thomas Robinson and Son.
    • John McDowall and Son.
    • A. Ransome and Co.
    • Wadkin and Co.
    • Thomas White and Sons.
    • J. Sagar and Co.
  • General Engineering Exhibits'
    • A. G. Mumford.
    • Manlove, Alliott and Co and p 570, (Illustrated).
• The New Orient Liner Orama, p 567.
  • Orient Steam Navigation Co.
  • Vickers.
  • The Oronsay - John Brown and Co.
• The Working of Single Lines of Railway, p 568.
  • Railway Signal Co.

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