The Engineer 1982/04/29: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 11:39, 15 October 2018

Main Subjects

News
Investment - Small is buoyant, p 7.
- Small Engineering Firms Investment Scheme (SEFIS).
Personal Computers, p 8.
- Commodore.
- Acorn Computers.
British Rail - Getting steamed up, p 8.
Turin Show - Peking breaks its duck, p 10.
Exporting - Humber comes up, p 11.
- English Numbering Machines.
Electronics - Five to follow, p 13.#
- British Telecom.
Awards, p 14.
- Dowty Rotol.
Purchasing, p 14.
- BL.
Defence - Trident try-out, p 14 - p 15.
- British Aerospace (BAe).
- Sperry Gyroscope.
Motor Industry, p 16.
Ford.
Offshore - Fire engine afloat, p 16.
- British Petroleum - Iolair.
Aerospace, p 17.
- Dunlop Aviation.
Metal Processing, p 17.
- George F. Homer.
Titanium, P 17.
- IMI Group.
Features
The Engineer Report - Status by Technik, p 23.
- Mercedes.
Energy - Save and Prosper, p 31.
- British National Oil Corporation.
Production - A Question of numbers, p 32.
Materials, Ceramic dynamic, p 38.
- British Ceramic Research Association.
- NGK Spark Plugs.
- Kyoto Ceramic.
Investment - Pressure on safety, p 46.
- CEGB.

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 *[[Ford]].
 *Offshore - Fire engine afloat, p 16.
-**[[British Petroleum Co|British Petroleum]] - Iolair.
+**[[BP|British Petroleum]] - Iolair.
 *Aerospace, p 17.
 **[[Dunlop Aviation]].