The Engineer 1917/01/26

1917 January 26th PDF

• Contents, p 85.

Main Subjects

• Accuracy and Probability of Fire - George Greenhill, p 73.

• American Warships - (No. III), p 74.

• Canadian Pig Iron, Steel and Coal in 1916, p 95.

• Catalogues for South America, p 79.

• Editorial, p 85.
  • The Secret of Development.
  • The Sugar Problem.
  • The Explosion in London.
  • The British Magneto Industry.
• Electric Motor Vehicles, p 95.

• Extension to a Rubber Factory, p 91.
  • North British Rubber Co.
• Great Eastern Co, p 87.

• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 78.
  • A. G. Cooke.
  • W. J. Gow.
  • W. G. Tuncliffe.
  • W. H. Booth.
• Letters to the Editor, p 82.
  • The Premium System - Isaac Ross and Guy B. Petter.
  • Demobilisation Problems.
  • Permanent Industrial Exhibitions - Barimar and C. W. Brett.
  • Water Tight Doors - Brunton Brothers and John L. Brunton.
• Manufacture of Gauges at the LCC Paddington Technical Institute, p 95.
  • A. G. Cooke and M. J. Gow and W. G. Tunnicliffe.
  • H. C. Christie.
• New Zealand Government Railways - Petrol Electric Coach, p 90. (Illustrated).
  • Thomas Transmission.
• Obituary - James Stirling, p 81.
  • Robert Stirling.
• Portishead Docks, p 80. (Illustrated).
  • Blackstone and Co.
• Patents, p 97.

• Pyrmont Electric Swing Bridge - (No. I), p 75 - 77 and 84. (Illustrated).

• Random Reflections, p 87.
  • Manchester and District Decimal Association.
• The Taylor Underfired Stoker, p 88. (Illustrated).
  • E. E. Taylor.
  • Babcock and Wilcox.
• What Industry Owes to Science - (No. VI), p 88.

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