The Engineer 1915/01/29

1915 January 29th PDF

• Contents, p 113.

Main Subjects

• Aerial Ropeways, No. 2, R. White and Sons, p 108. (Illustrated)
  • J. W. White.
  • Stanton Iron Works Co.
  • Enderby and Stoney Stanton Granite Co.
  • Powells Tillery Steam Coal Co.
• British Patent Specifications, p 125.

• Drilling, Tapping, Boring and Milling Machine, William Asquith, p 118. (Illustrated)

• Editorial, p 113.
  • The North Sea Chase.
  • Inventions and Patents.
• Electrification on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, BTH, p 104 and p 112, and p 112a. (Illustrated)

• Electro-Magnetic Separator, Rapid Magnetting Machine Co, p 118. (Illustrated)

• Institution of Civil Engineers, The Lateral Pressure and Resistance of Clay and the Supporting Power of Clay Foundations, by Arthur Langtry Bell, p 124.

• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Standardisation of Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, by John Dewrance, Michael Longridge, President, p 102. (Illustrated)

• Launches and Trial Trips, p 123.
  • SS Hebburn, Built by Blyth Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co, Engines by Richardsons, Westgarth and Co.
  • SS Bostonian, Built by Harland and Wolff, to the order of the Leyland Line.
  • SS Homer City, Built by Ropner and Sons, to the order of W. R. Smith and Sons, Engines by Blair and Co.
  • SS City of Newcastle, Built by William Gray and Co, to the order of the Ellerman Lines, Engines by Central Marine Engine Works.
• Mechanical Stokers on American Locomotives, No. 3, C. F. Street, Locomotive Stoker Co, p 116. (Illustrated)

• Naval Action in the North Sea, German Cruiser Blucher, p 107. (Illustrated)
  • HMS Lion
  • HMS Tiger.
  • HMS Princess Royal.

• Patents and Foreign Competition, p 106.

• Progress of the New Quebec Bridge, p 101 and p 103. (Illustrated)

• Provincial Letters, p 119.

• Similarity in Mechanical Design, by [[Frank Foster, before the Manchester Association of Engineers, p 117.

• Standarisation of Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, by John Dewrance, before the [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 124. (Illustrated)

• The War and the British Engineer, No. 8, Trading with the Enemy: A Comparison, p 114.

• The War and the Chemical Trade, p 115.

• Utilising Enemy Patents, p 126.

• War Items, p 117.

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