The Engineer 1911/01/06

1911 January 06th PDF

• Contents, p 15.

• 1910 Review, p 1.
  • December.
  • Two-Cycled Engine.
  • Coaling Facilities on the Tyne.
  • The Hulton Pit Disaster.
  • The Shipyard Lockout.
  • Two Railway Collisions.
  • RMS Mauretania's Record Voyage.
  • The Glasgow Earthquake.
  • Place de l'Opera..
  • New Strike Methods.
  • The Hartlepool Fish Quays.
  • The Suggested London Improvement Scheme.
  • Lloyd's Register of Shipping.
  • Franco-Swiss Railway Connections.
  • War Against Unionism.
  • New Dock at Yarmouth.
  • Berlin Traffic.
  • Mersey Improvements.
  • Paris as a Seaport.
• Chemistry in 1910, p 6.
  • Madame Curie.
• Electrical Engineering in 1910, p 5.
  • Electricity Supply Stations.
    • South Metropolitan Electric Power and Light Co.
    • Dickinson-street Electricity Works, in Manchester.
    • General Post-Office Power station near Blackfriars Bridge.
    • Spanish Hydraulic Co.
  • Railways
    • London, Brighton and South Coast Railway.
  • Tramways
    • London Tramways.
    • Lancashire Electric Power Co.
  • Omnibuses
    • Daimler Co.
  • Workshops
    • Newcastle-upon-Tyne Electric Supply Co.
    • Smith's Docks of Middlesbrough and North Shields
    • Cammell, Laird and Co Tranmere Works
    • Sir B. Samuelson's Newport Works
    • Cleveland and Durham Electric Supply Co
    • Manchester Dyers.
    • Hans Renold.
    • Edward Lloyd.
    • City of London Electric Supply Co
    • Thomas Parker.
    • Westinghouse "Cooper-Hewitt" mercury lamps
    • Bannerman Mill Co.
    • Lancashire Power Co.
  • Textile Mills
    • Bannerman Mill Co's Brunswick Mill
    • Bolton Fine Spinners' Combine
    • Rhodes Mill at Hollingworth
  • Electrical Smelting.
  • Wireless Telegraphy.
    • Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co.
  • Telegraphy and Telephony
    • Peel-Conner Telephone Works.
  • Lamps
    • Siemens Brothers.
  • Agriculture
    • Lionel Lodge.
    • Sir Oliver Lodge
• Harbours and Waterways in 1910, p 4.
  • Port of London, Liverpool, Southampton, Dover, Ribble, Fleetwood Harbour, The River Dee, The Humber, Lowestoft Harbour, Ipswich Dockyard, The Tees, The Tyne, The Clyde, Methill, Belfast, Canals, Canada, Cape Cod Canal, Antwerp, Kiel Canal, Paris.
• Progress of War Material in 1910, p 3.
  • Field Artillery.
  • Mountain and Balloon Guns.
  • Ammunition - Ehrhardt Shell. Krupp.
  • Great Machine Guns and Small Arms.
  • Field Wireless Telegraphy.
  • Fortifications.
• Water Supply in 1910, p 8.
  • Water Supplies Protection Bill.
  • Pumping Station at Walton.
  • Glasgow Water Supply.
  • Third Thirlmere Pipe Line.
  • Morrison and Mason.
  • John Moffatt.
  • E. Nuttall and Co.
  • Manchester Ship Canal.
  • Kinneir, Moody and Co of Glasgow
  • J. Blakeborough and Sons of Brighouse
  • Completion of the Vyrnwy Waterworks.
  • Derwent Waterworks.
  • Portsmouth Waterworks.
  • New Reservoirs.
  • The Sterilisation of Water.
  • Mechanical Filtration.
  • Additional Water supply for Vienna.

Pictorial Supplement, after p 5. (Fully Illustrated).

• Electrical Engineering in 1910.
• Harton Colliery.
• General Post Office Generator. (Illustrated).
• Warships in 1910.
• German Battleship Von Der Tann.
• HMS Orion.
• RMS Olympic - White Star Liner.
• HMS Colossus.
• Sanitary Engineering in 1910.
• Sewage Pumping Station at Richmond, Surrey.
• Kinning Park Sewage Pumping Station, Glasgow.

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Main Subjects.

• An Ocean-Going Oil Engine Ship, (No. I), p 10. (Illustrated).
  • 1910 Yarmouth Exhibition of Fishing Boat Motors

• Boston Bridge Reconstruction, p 23. (Illustrated).
  • William Cubitt.
  • W. H. Wheeler.
  • Great Northern Railway

• Editorial - 1910 Review, p 15.
  • Steam Turbines.
  • Combined impulse and reaction machine.
  • Superheating - Richard Garrett and Sons.
  • John Fowler and Co.
  • E. S. G. Rees.
  • Locomotives - London, Brighton and South Coast Railway .
  • North Eastern Railway, Mr. Vincent Raven.
  • George Hughes.
  • Great Central Railway.
  • J. C. Bowen Cooke of North Western Railway.
  • North British Locomotive Co.
  • Internal Combustion Engines.
  • Fielding and Platt.
  • Crossley Brothers.
  • National Gas Engine Co.
  • Oil Engines.
  • Mirrlees Watson Co.
  • Mirrlees, Bickerton and Day,
  • Ruston, Proctor and Co.
  • Richardsons and Westgarth.
  • Big Gas Engines.
  • Fraser and Chalmers.
  • British High Power Gas Engine Co.
  • Lilleshall Co.
  • Premier Gas Engine Co.
  • Galloways.
  • Mather and Platt.
  • The Gas Pump.
  • Pump and Power Co.
  • The Gas Turbine.
  • A book by Mr Suplee, published by Charles Griffin and Co.
  • Marine Engineering.
  • RMS Mauretania and RMS Lusitania.
  • Cunard Co.
  • Boilers, Marine Engines and Geared Turbines.
  • Westinghouse Machine Co.
  • Parsons Marine Steam Turbine Co.
  • John Cockerill.
  • Blohm and Voss.
  • Motor Cars.
  • Aeronautics.
  • Notable Flights of 1910 - Grahame-White, Charles Stewart Rolls, C. Willows.
  • Bridges of 1910.
  • Warrington Bridge, Fosdyke Bridge, Deptford Creek Bridge, Albert Dock, Hull, Bridge.
  • Gas Supply, p 22.
  • Gas Light and Coke Co, West Ham Gas Co, Barking Gas Co, Woodford Gas Co, Commercial Gas Co.
  • Railways in 1910, p 24.
  • Great Northern Railway, London and North Western Railway, Central London Railway, City and South London Railway.
  • British Colonial and European Railways.
  • British Colombian Electric Co.
  • Baker and Shalford.
  • Sanitary Engineering in 1910, p 25.
  • London Main Drainage - South Side.
  • Sewage Disposal in Glasgow.
  • Clyde Tributary Sewage Schemes.
  • Manchester Sewage Works - Drainage Scheme.
  • Cardiff Sewerage.
  • New Sewage Works at Richmond, Surrey.
  • Sewage Purification Results at Prescot.
  • Vegetables and Sewage.
  • Birds and Filter Beds.
• New French Dreadnought Dry Docks, p 7, 14 and 19. (Illustrated).
  • Bordeaux Docks.
• New Rolling Stock for the District Railway - Hurst, Nelson and Co, p 9.

• New Mineral Engine - North Eastern Railway,p 23.

• Obituary - A. W. Richardson, p 12.

• Patent Journal, p 29.

• Steam Motor Vacuum Cess Pool Exhauster - Merryweather and Sons, p 23. (Illustrated).

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