The Engineer 1924/09/19

1924 September 19th PDF

• Contents, p 325.

Main Subjects

• A Diesel-Electric Locomotive, p 322 and p 324.
  • Brown, Boveri and Co.
• A Large High-Speed Planing Machine, p 321 - p 322. (Illustrated).
  • Thomas Shanks and Co.
• An Engineering Conference at Wembley, p 327.
  • Society of Engineers
  • A. S. Buckle.
  • Miss C. Griff - Chairman of the Women's Engineering Society.
  • Stainless and Non-corrosive Metal Company
  • A. R. Page.
  • T. G. Hunter.
  • A. S. E. Ackermann
  • W. Yorath Lewis - Never-Stop Transit Ltd
• An Experimental Pelton Turbine. p 332.

• A Seven-Day Journal, p 311.
  • The Japanese Earthquake.
  • Belgian Trade.
  • The Electricity Commissioners' Report.
  • New Mining Regulations.
  • The London County Council Tramways.
  • The Liner Statendam - Harland and Wolff.
  • A New Fishery Patrol Boat.
  • South African Railways.
  • The RMS Mauretania at Plymouth.
  • British Enterprise in Spain.
  • Broadcasting at Sea.
• British Wire-Drawing and Wire-Working Machinery, (No. IX) - Wire Factories, p 317 - p 319. (Illustrated).
  • Richard Johnson and Nephew.
  • Bradford Iron Works.
  • Mr Bedson
  • Charles H. Morgan of Worcester, Mass.
  • American Morgan Co.
  • English Electric Co.
• Diesel-Electric Locomotive for Russia, p 324. (Illustrated).
  • Hohenzollern Locomotive Works.
• Editorial, p 325 - p 326.
  • The Education and Training of Engineers.
  • Aluminium Bronze - W. M. Corse.
• Hydro-Electric Schemes in Finland, p 332.

• Iron and Steel Institute, (No. II), p 316 - p 317.
  • Sir William Ellis - Chairman.
  • F. S. Tritton.
  • Dr. D. Hanson.
  • T. E. Rooney.
  • Dr Rosenhain.
  • Sir Robert Hadfield.
  • A. Hutgren.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 335.
  • 'Birchbank', twin-screw motor vessel, by Harland and Wolff, to the order of the Bank Line.
  • 'Rahane' steamer, by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, to the order of the Rahome Steamship Co. Engines by the North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • 'Forest Gate' single-screw steamer by Barclay, Curle and Co to the order of the Forest Shipping Co. Engines constructed by John G. Kincaid and Co.
  • 'Barrington Court' single-screw steamer by Workman, Clark and Co to the order of Haldin and Co.
  • 'Sliedrect' motor ship by Rotterdamsche Droogdok Maatschappij to the order of Stoomvaart Maatschappij.
  • 'H.P' and 'H,C,' No. 6 twin-screw hopper barge by Irvine's Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co to the order of Hartlepool Port and Harbour Commissioners. Engines by W. Sisson and Co.
  • 'Araguaya' twin-screw passenger liner overhauled by Harland and Wolff to the order of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
  • 'Forest Hill' single-screw steamer by Barclay, Curle and Co to the order of the Forest Shipping Co. Engines by John G. Kincaid and Co.
  • 'Statendam' liner by Harland and Wolff to the order of the Holland-America Line.
• Letters to the Editor, p 322.
  • 'The First Public Railway' by F. W. Brewer.
  • 'The Nuneaton Omnibus Disaster.'
• 1924 Machine Tool and Engineering Exhibition at Olympia, (No. III), p 328 - p 332. (Illustrated).
  • James Archdale and Co.
  • George H. Alexander Machinery.
  • Alfred Herbert.
  • Brookhirst Switchgear.
  • W. H. Ward and Co.
  • Haggas and Smith.
  • William Asquith.
  • Butler Machine Tool Co.
  • Thomas Robinson and Son.
  • H. W. Kearns.
  • Kendall and Gent.
  • Jones and Shipman.
  • Lumsden Machine Co.
  • Crossley and Co.
  • Thomas White and Sons.
  • John Holroyd and Co.
• One Hundred Years of British Railways, (No. XII), Part II - The First Half-Century. The London and North Western Railway, p 319 - p 321.
  • Samuel Barton Worthington.
  • Newcastle and Carlisle Railway.
  • Chester and Holyhead Railway.
  • Shrewsbury and Chester Railway
  • Huddersfield and Manchester Railway.
  • Buckinghamshire Railway.
  • Dunstable Railway.
  • Shropshire Union Railways and Canal Co
  • Manchester South Junction and Altrincham Railway
  • Preston and Wyre Railway
  • Buckinghamshire Railway Co
• Railway Innovations in South Africa, p 322.
  • South African Railways.
  • J. G. Brill Co.
• Sixty Years Ago, p 332.

• The 1924 British Empire Exhibition, Engineering Exhibits, (No XXII), p 312 - p 316. (Illustrated).
  • Railway Track, Signalling and Safety Appliances
    • Vacuum Brake Co.
    • Gresham and Craven.
    • Tyer and Co.
  • Electrical Engineering Exhibits
    • A. Reyrolle and Co.
    • Johnson and Phillips.
    • Cambridge and Paul Instrument Co.
    • Crompton and Co.
• The Institute of Metals, (No. II), p 326 - p 327.
  • Professor Thomas Turner - President in the Chair.
  • Douglas H. Ingall.
  • Harold Moore.
  • Francis W. Rowe.
  • T. H. Turner.
  • W. E. Ballard.
  • D. M. Fairlie.
  • G. B. Brook.
• Turkish Patents, p 333.

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