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** Standarisation. | ** Standarisation. | ||
** A Thermodynamic Problem, [[Tom Dixon Parr|T. D. Parr]]. | ** A Thermodynamic Problem, [[Tom Dixon Parr|T. D. Parr]]. | ||
* National Shortage of Iron Ore Supplies, [[Society of Arts]] by Professor [[W. G. Fearnsides]], p 429. | * National Shortage of Iron Ore Supplies, [[Royal Society of Arts|Society of Arts]] by Professor [[W. G. Fearnsides]], p 429. | ||
* New Motor Installation for Barges, p 420. (Illustrated) | * New Motor Installation for Barges, p 420. (Illustrated) | ||
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* Trial of Agricultural Tractors, [[Royal Agricultural Society of England|Royal Agricultural Society]], p 437. | * Trial of Agricultural Tractors, [[Royal Agricultural Society of England|Royal Agricultural Society]], p 437. | ||
** [[Ford]]. | ** [[Ford]]. | ||
** | ** [[William Ernest Dalby|Professor Dalby]]. | ||
** [[F. S. Courtney]]. | ** [[Frank Stuart Courtney|F. S. Courtney]]. | ||
** [[R. M. Greaves]]. | ** [[R. M. Greaves]]. | ||
** [[R. W. Hobbs]]. | ** [[R. W. Hobbs]]. | ||
** [[Henry Overman]]. | ** [[Henry Overman]]. | ||
** Sir [[Gilbert Greenhall]]. | ** Sir [[Gilbert Greenhall]]. | ||
* Use and Abuse of Steel, by Lieut,-Colonel | * Use and Abuse of Steel, by [[Ralph Kirkby Bagnall-Wild|Lieut,-Colonel R. K. Bagnall-Wild]] and [[Edward Noble Birch|Lieut. E. W. Birch]], before the [[Institution of Automobile Engineers]], p 430 - p 433. (Illustrated) | ||
* What Industry owes to Science, (No. XII.)p 415. | * What Industry owes to Science, (No. XII.)p 415. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:10, 30 October 2016
1917 May 11th PDF
- Contents, p 427.
Main Subjects
- Acquisition of Patent Rights, p 438.
- American Engineering News, p 433.
- Divining Rods and Perpetual Motion.
- Chicago Underground Railways.
- Eighty-Five Ton Coal Wagons.
- British Patent Specifications, p 437.
- Death Announcement, Harry Rigby, p 427.
- Editorial, p 427 - p 429.
- The Excess Profits Tax.
- Refractory Materials.
- Random Reflections: A Secret Session for Engineers; Peat, Genius and Invention; Style; Old Tin Cans; Works Organisation.
- Iron and Steel Institute, Sir William Beardmore, President, (No. I.), p 418.
- Other Contributors and Award Winners listed, including:
- George Hatton.
- J. Arthur Hampton.
- E. Lester.
- Andrew Lamberton of Lamberton and Co.
- Cosmo Johns.
- Letters to the Editor, p 423.
- Oil Engine Nomenclature, Herbert Akroyd Stuart.
- Dangers of the German Patent System, James Keith.
- Engineers and the Submarine Problem.
- Apparatus for Adjusting Tension of Aeroplane Wire, Carlo Maurilio Lerici.
- The Metric System, Edward C. Barton.
- Standarisation.
- A Thermodynamic Problem, T. D. Parr.
- National Shortage of Iron Ore Supplies, Society of Arts by Professor W. G. Fearnsides, p 429.
- New Motor Installation for Barges, p 420. (Illustrated)
- Packing Electric Locomotives for Export, General Electric Co, p 424.
- Production and Industrial Employment of Vegetable Oils, p(No. XI.), p 417.
- Properties of the Refractory Materials used in the Iron and steel Industry, by Cosmo Johns, before the Iron and Steel Institute, p 420 - p 423. (Illustrated)
- Provincial Letters, p 433.
- Researches made Possible by the Autographic Load Extension Optical indicator, by Professor W. E. Dalby, p 422. (Illustrated)
- Submarines in the Adriatic, p 416 and p 426. (Illustrated)
- Trial of Agricultural Tractors, Royal Agricultural Society, p 437.
- Use and Abuse of Steel, by Lieut,-Colonel R. K. Bagnall-Wild and Lieut. E. W. Birch, before the Institution of Automobile Engineers, p 430 - p 433. (Illustrated)
- What Industry owes to Science, (No. XII.)p 415.
See Also
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