The Engineer 1925/04/03

1925 April 03rd PDF

• Contents, p 383.

Main Subjects

• A One-Day Exhibition, p 390.
  • Organised by the Junior Institution of Engineers.
  • J. and E. Hall.
  • Fraser and Chalmers.
  • Vickers.
  • Howard Pneumatic Co.
  • Aveling and Porter.
  • Hancock and Co.
  • Walker and Crossweller.
  • Michell Bearing Co.
  • Johnson and Phillips.
  • Western-Electric Co.
  • Elliott Brothers.
• Apprenticeship in the Royal Ordnance Factories, by G. W. Tripp, p 372 - p 373.
  • Sir Holberry Mensforth.
• A Seven-Day Journal, p 369.
  • French Shipbuilding Credits.
  • Coventry Gasworks.
  • The Shannon Power Scheme.
  • The Disappearing Smith.
  • Underpinning Durham Castle.
  • The Shipbuilding Trades Investigation.
  • Dry Docking the RMS Majestic.
  • Wages in the Engineering Industry.
  • London, Midland and Scottish Railway Locomotive Contracts.
  • Air Defence.
  • New Electric Services on the Southern Railway.
  • Airship Experiments - R33.
• A War-Office Subsidy 2-Ton Chassis, p 378 - p 379. (Illustrated).
  • Vulcan Motor and Engineering Co.
• Editorial, p 383 - p 384.
  • Australian Naval Defence - John Brown and Co.
  • The Future of the Marine Steam Engine - Sir John Biles.
• Exhibition of Turnery, p 380.
  • Worshipful Company of Turners.
• Hardening and Carburising Plant at a Petrol Motor Works, p 387. (Illustrated).
  • Morris Engines (Coventry).
  • August's Muffle Furnaces.
• Institution of Electrical Engineers, p 380.

• Institution of Naval Architects, (No. I), p 376 - p 377.
  • Duke of Northumberland - President.
  • Sir John Biles.
  • H. A. Ruck Keene.
  • William Onyon.
  • Harold Yarrow.
  • W. J. Belsey.
  • R. J. Walker.
• Junior Institution of Engineers, p 380.
  • A. P. Morris.
• Lathe Tools Research, p 389.
  • Dempster Smith.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 396.
  • 'Ingola' steel screw steamer by William Gray and Co. to the order of Maclay and McIntyre.
  • 'Port Hobart' No. 1257, motor ship meat carrier by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson to the order of the Commonwealth and Dominion Line.
  • 'Hennurn' steel screw cargo steamer by the Blyth Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co to the order of Huddart, Parker. Engines by North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • 'Roi Albert' single-screw steamer by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson to the order of L. Dens and Co. Engines by the Wallsend Slipway and Engineering Co.
  • 'Cathay' twin-screw mail and passenger steamer by Barclay, Curle and Co to the order of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co.
  • 'Port Dunedin' motor vessel by Workman, Clark and Co to the order of the Commonwealth and Dominion Line.
  • 'Querimba' steamer by William Gray and Co, to the order of the British India Steam Navigation Co.
  • 'Patrick Stewart' cable steamer by William Simons and Co to the orde rof the Indian Government Telegraph Service.
  • 'Sir Thomas Price' twin-screw self-propelling hopper bucket dredger by Lobnitz and Co to the order of the South African Railways and Harbours Administration.
  • 'Judge Kenefick' steamer by Earle's Shipbuilding and Engineering Co to the order of the Eastern Steamship Co.
• New Iron Foundry at a Sheffield Works, p 374 - p 376 and p 382. (Illustrated).
  • Davy Brothers.
  • Redpath, Brown and Co.
  • S. H. Heywood and Co.
  • Joseph Adamson and Co.
  • J. W. Jackman and Co.
  • James Keith and Blackman Co.
  • Alldays and Onions.
  • Henry Pooley and Sons.
  • August's Muffle Furnaces.
  • Paterson Hughes Engineering Co.
  • Foundry Plant and Machinery.
• New Rotary Converters in Liverpool Sub-Stations, p 391. (Illustrated).
  • Mather and Platt.
• Obituaries, p 384 - p 385.
  • Henry Edward Jones.
  • T. J. Reynolds.
  • Samuel Peter Austin.
• Royal Microscopical Society, p 390.

• Sixty Years Ago, p 380.

• Standard Steels for Laminated Springs, p 380.
  • British Engineering Standards Association.
• Steam Engines vs. Oil Engines for Passenger Ships, by Sir John Biles, p 388 - p 389.
  • Sir Charles Algernon Parsons.
  • Yarrow and Co.
• Studies of Atomic Nuclei, p 380.
  • Sir Ernest Rutherford.
• The British Steam Railway Locomotive from 1825 to 1924, by Ernest Leopold Ahrons, (No. XIV), Period 1849 to 1855, p 370 - p 372. (Illustrated).
  • Robert Stephenson and Co.
  • Vulcan Foundry.
  • Sharp Brothers and Co.
  • Kitson and Co.
  • R. and W. Hawthorn.
  • Matthew Kirtley.
  • Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway.
  • Sharp, Stewart and Co.
  • London and North Western Railway.
  • Stockton and Darlington Railway.
  • James Edward McConnell.
  • Monmouthshire Railway.
  • E. B. Wilson and Co.
  • David Joy.
  • North London Railway - Stothert and Slaughter.
  • Great Western Railway.
  • Mather, Dixon and Co.
• The Conversion of the SS Bintang, p 380.

• Water Softening Plant at Ellesmere Port, p 386.
  • Burnell and Co.
  • Wollaston Gas Producers (Manchester)..

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