The Engineer 1919/09/12

1919 September 12th PDF

• Contents, p 257.

Main Subjects

• British Association - (No. I) and Address to the Engineering Section, p 247 and 259 and 260.
  • Charles Algernon Parsons.
  • J. E. Peteval.
• British Thread Milling Machines - (No. I), p 249. (Illustrated).
  • H. Liebert
  • John Holroyd.
  • Charles Taylor (Birmingham).
  • George Moulton.
  • Crossley Brothers Cold-Starting Heavy Oil Engine, p 252. (Illustrated).
• Careers for Ex-Servicemen, p 264.

• Distribution of Concrete by Inclined Chutes - (No. I), p 245 and 256. (Illustrated).

• Early Engines of James Watt, p 264.

• Editorial, p 257.
  • The Future.
  • Lord Fisher on the Fleet.
• Electric Lifting Block, p 261. (Illustrated).

• Iron and Steel Industry in Occupied Germany, p 262.

• Letters to the Editor, p 254.
  • The Metamorphosis of the Locomotive - F. W. Brewer.
  • British and Foreign Machinery - H. Hamel Smith.
  • Belt Driving - J. Russell Hopper.
  • Is There Sufficient Wealth To Go Round? - J. H. Ferguson.
  • Welfare Work - Robert R. Hyde.
  • Tri-Compound Marine Engines - Joseph R. Oldham.
• Patents, p 269.
  • H. Hewins - Internal water softeners for boilers.
  • Crossley Motors - Valve tappets.
  • A. E. Jepson.
  • W. A. Bone - Descicating brown coal and lignite.
  • J. S. E. Townsend - Detecting small electric currents.
  • W. T. Vint and A. Imbery.
  • Yarrow and Co - Funnels for steamers.
  • J. H. Warren and J. D. Warren - Bib cocks.
  • A. T. Nutt and F. A. Harvey - Furnace doors.
  • R. W. Clark and C. W. Brown and G. H. Buxton - Rollers for straining paper pulp.
• Properties of Some Copper Alloys - Walter Rosenhain and D. Hanson, p 263.
  • National Physical Laboratory.
• Proposed Anglo-Swedish Train Ferry Service, p 248.

• Tractor Trials at Lincoln, p 260.

• White Star Line - Jubilee, p 261. (Illustrated).
  • Thomas Henry Ismay.
  • Oceanic Steam Navigation Co.
  • William Imrie of Imrie, Tomlinson and Co.
  • Ismay Imrie and Co.

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