The Engineer 1916/09/08

1916 September 08th PDF

• Contents, p 215.

Main Subjects

• Artificial Limbs for Maimed Soldiers, p 207 - p 209.
  • Monsieur Amar.
• Editorial, p 215 - p 216.
  • Gerald Stoney's Address.
  • Ships of War and Commerce.
  • Science for All.
  • The American Railwaymen's Demands.
• Gas Turbine, p 220. (Illustrated).

• Letters to the Editor, p 211.
  • 'The Bletchley Accident and Track Layout.'
  • 'Stabilising Ships by Means of Gyroscopes' by The Sperry Gyroscope Co - B. E. Fillmor Managing Director.
  • 'The Metric System' by T. H. Relton.
  • 'Ability of Experience.'
  • 'Standard Size of Catalogues.'
  • 'Marine Salvage Work' J. Walwyn White.
  • 'The Decimal Association' by P. W. Petter.
  • 'American Tons and Gallons' by C. T. Evennette.
  • 'Screw v Paddle-Wheel' by Arthur R. Liddell.
  • Electricity in Engineering Workshops.'
• Light Cruisers in The War, p 209.

• Limit Gauges, by R. T. Glazebrook, p 224 - p 225. (Illustrated).

• Scientific and Industrial Research - Report of The Advisory Council, p 219 - 220.

• The Art of Coating Paper, No III, p 204 - p 205.
  • Mather and Platt.
  • Glossop Ironworks Co.
• The British Association, Address to the Engineering Section by Gerald Stoney (President), p 205 - p 207.

• The Drainage of New Zealand Swamps, p 214 and p 218. (Illustrated).

• The Great Air Raid, p 211.

• The Past and Future of Industrial Chemistry, No IV, p 210 - p 211.

• The Whirling Speed of Shafts, No III, W. M. Wallace, p 203 - p 204.

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