The Engineer 1923/08/24

1923 August 24th PDF

• Contents, p 203.

Main Subjects

• 10,000 Ampere, 525 Volt, 3-Phase Oil Circuit Breaker, p 200. (Illustrated).
  • Ferguson Pailin.
• 30in. High-speed Drilling, Tapping and Studding Machine, p 210. (Illustrated).
  • Kitchen and Wade.
  • Crossley and Co.
• American Engineering News, p 210.
  • A 50-Ton Dockyard Crane for the United States Army.
  • Booster Engine on Locomotive Tenders.
  • Geared Locomotives.
  • Cast Iron and Steel Railway Wheels.
  • Motor-Driven Plate Mill.
  • Coal Shipping Plant.
• A Seven-Day Journal, p 191.
  • Aviation in Canada.
  • The New Battleships - The Nelson, and The Rodney.
  • New Magnetic Testing Station.
  • The Boilermakers' Dispute - Boilermakers' Society.
  • Midlands Canal Improvements.
  • Payment by Results.
  • The Future of Dover Harbour - Sir William Crundall.
  • Wireless Patents - Dr J. A. Fleming.
  • Proposed New Bridge Across the Severn.
  • Automatic Telephones.
  • A Railway Collision at Cowlairs - London and North Eastern Railway.
  • A New Anchor Liner - Anchor Line, Alexander Stephen and Sons.
• Australian Engineering Notes, p 199.

• Boiler House Equipment at the Wayagamack Paper Mill, Quebec, p 206 - p 207. (Illustrated).
  • Wayagamack Pulp and Paper Co.
  • Shawinigan Water and Power Co.
  • Bentley and Jackson.
• Conferences at the British Empire Exhibition, p 209 - p 210.
  • British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers' Association.
  • Textile Institute.
• Continuous Brakes for Goods Trains, p 192 - p 194.
  • Institute of Locomotive Engineers.
  • Great Indian Peninsula Railway.
• Editorial, p 203 - p 204.
  • Locomotives and Trains.
  • Annealing.
• Electricity in Mines, (No V), p 198 - p 199. (Illustrated).
  • Bruce Peebles and Co.
  • Fife Coal Co.
  • Heemaf Co.
• Glasgow and the Activated Sludge Process, p 204 - p 205.
  • F. W. Harris.
• Great Western Railway Four-Cylinder Locomotive Caerphilly Castle, p 197 and p 202. (Illustrated).
  • Mr C. B. Collett.
• Kite Balloons and Airships in Naval Warfare, by Captain P. H. Sumner, p 194.

• Launches and Trial Trips, p 213.
  • 'Voltaire' passenger liner, by Workman, Clark and Co to the order of Lamport and Holt.
  • 'T.I.C. No. 22, steel screw hopper barge by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co, to the order of the Tyne Improvement Commission.
• New Generating Plant for a United States Power Station, p 197.
  • Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co.
  • Duquesne Light Co.
• Obituary, p 205.
  • Alfred Angus Scott.
• Ore-Loading Machines for Lead Mines, p 208 - p 209. (Illustrated).
  • Arthur K. Mitchell.
  • Saint Joseph Lead Co.
• Pan-American Standardisation, p 200.

• Port Improvements in Chile, p 208.

• Portable Plant for Charging Electric Batteries, Hesco, p 209. (Illustrated).

• Short Histories of Famous Firms, Sharp, Stewart and Co Ltd. Originally of Manchester, Later of Glasgow, (No XVII), p 194 - p 197. (Illustrated).
  • Sharp, Roberts and Co.
  • John Sharp.
  • C. P. Stewart.
  • Thomas B. Sharp.
  • John Robinson.
  • Thomas Hunt.
• Sixty Years Ago, p 197.

• Small Inventions, p 199.

• Tests of Davy Lamps, p 199.
  • J. W. Paul.
  • A. B. Hooker.
• The Clydebridge Steelworks at Cambuslang of David Colville and Sons Ltd., just after p 210. (Illustrated).

• The Institution of Naval Architects, p 200.

See Also

Loading...