The Engineer 1919/08/29

1919 August 29th PDF

• Contents, p 209.

Main Subjects

• A. C. System of Arc Welding - A. C. Cutting and Welding Co, p 213.

• Aerial Bomb Sights, p 211. (Illustrated).
  • Harry Egerton Wimperis.
• American Locomotives for the Far East, p 216. (Illustrated).

• Atmospheric Pollution from the Engineers Standpoint - John Baker Cannington Kershaw, p 197.

• British Railway Workshops in War Time - (No. VI), p 200 and 208. (Illustrated).
  • Crewe Workshops of the London and North Western Railway.
• Coal Mining in Spitzbergen, p 214.

• Death - Lord Rathmore, p 206.

• Editorial, p 209.
  • James Watt.
  • The Governments Commercial Aircraft Competition.
• Electrical Equipment of the USS New Mexico - (No. I), p 204. (Illustrated).

• French Engineering notes, p 221.

• Glasgow Corporation Tramways, p 220.

• Letters to the Editor, p 206.
  • The Metamorphosis of The Locomotive - H. Holcroft and F. W. Brewer.
  • Coal and Tidal Power.
  • Is There Sufficient Wealth to go Around? - J. H. Ferguson.
• Institution of Mining Engineers, p 216.
  • Oliver J. Lodge.
• Michell Journal Bearing, p 202 and 203. (Illustrated).
  • J. Hamilton Gibson.
  • Cammell, Laird and Co.
• Patents, p 221.
  • Cammell, Laird and Co - Water Gauges.
  • J. Cooper Wilson - Control of the dynamo electric machinery.
  • A. H. Railing, C. C. Garrard and W. Wilson, all of 67, Queen Victoria-street, London - Electric cut outs.
  • G. C. Ferguson - Lateral inclinometer.
  • J. S. E. Townsend - Electric wave meters.
  • C. G. Nobbs - Improved electrical heater.
• Powers of the Minister of Transport - (No. I), p 215.

• Taking the Sag out of a Buckled Ship, p 202.
  • Curaca.
• Temperatures in Deep Mines, p 214.
  • E. H. Clifford.
• Vickers Diesel Engine, p 198. (Illustrated).
  • HMS Trefoil.
• Water Communications in Belgium, p 210.

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