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* Letters to the Editor, p 454. | * Letters to the Editor, p 454. | ||
** High Pressure Steam and High Powers. | ** High Pressure Steam and High Powers. | ||
** Electrical Propulsion of Ships, [[William P. Durtnall]]. | ** Electrical Propulsion of Ships, [[William Peter Durtnall|William P. Durtnall]]. | ||
** Restrictions on the Employment of Engineers. | ** Restrictions on the Employment of Engineers. | ||
** Co-Operative Payment by Results. | ** Co-Operative Payment by Results. | ||
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* Principal Bridges of the World - A Comparison, (No. I.), p 441 - p 442 and p 450a.(Illustrated) | * Principal Bridges of the World - A Comparison, (No. I.), p 441 - p 442 and p 450a.(Illustrated) | ||
* Proposed Engineers Club for the Midlands, Dr. [[C. C. Garrard]], p 455. | * Proposed Engineers Club for the Midlands, Dr. [[Charles Cornfield Garrard|C. C. Garrard]], p 455. | ||
* Provincial Letters, p 456. | * Provincial Letters, p 456. | ||
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* Some Notes on the Importance of Research in Marine Engineering, by [[Albert Edward Seaton|A. E. Seaton]], p 459. | * Some Notes on the Importance of Research in Marine Engineering, by [[Albert Edward Seaton|A. E. Seaton]], p 459. | ||
* Transfer of Heat Between a Flowing Gas and a Containing Flue, [[Lawford H. Fry]], p 447. (Illustrated) | * Transfer of Heat Between a Flowing Gas and a Containing Flue, [[Lawford Howard Fry|Lawford H. Fry]], p 447. (Illustrated) | ||
Latest revision as of 14:16, 14 June 2016
1918 May 24th PDF
- Contents, p 451.
Main Subjects
- Acquisition of Patent Rights, p 462.
- American Engineering News, p 458.
- British Patent Specifications, p 461.
- Editorial, p 451.
- Season Tickets - A Suggestion.
- Progress of Automatic Telephony.
- German Aircraft Speed Meter, p 447.
- Indian Railways in 1916-1917, p 460.
- Iron and Steel Institute, (No. III.), Effect of Cold Work on the Divorce of Pearlite, by J. H. Whiteley, p 443 - p 444. (Illustrated)
- Effect of Mass on Heat Treatment, by E. F. Law.
- A Cause of Failure in Boiler Plates, by D. Hanson and Dr. Walter Rosenhain.
- Large Three-Crank Double Acting Gas Engine, British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co, p 452 and p 453. (Illustrated)
- Letters to the Editor, p 454.
- High Pressure Steam and High Powers.
- Electrical Propulsion of Ships, William P. Durtnall.
- Restrictions on the Employment of Engineers.
- Co-Operative Payment by Results.
- links in the History of Engineering, by Rhys Jenkins, (No. III.), The Slitting Mill, (No. I.), p 445.
- Mercedes 240 H.P. and 180 H. P. Aero-Engines, (No. I.), p 446 and p 450. (Illustrated)
- Ministry of Munititions Orders, p 447.
- Principal Bridges of the World - A Comparison, (No. I.), p 441 - p 442 and p 450a.(Illustrated)
- Proposed Engineers Club for the Midlands, Dr. C. C. Garrard, p 455.
- Provincial Letters, p 456.
- Pulverised Fuel for Steam Boilers, p 455.
- Small Locomotives of Special Types, by W. G. Bagnall, (No. II.), p 442 - p 443 and p 448. (Illustrated)
- Some Notes on the Importance of Research in Marine Engineering, by A. E. Seaton, p 459.
- Transfer of Heat Between a Flowing Gas and a Containing Flue, Lawford H. Fry, p 447. (Illustrated)
See Also
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