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** [[Sebastian Ziani de Ferranti]]. | ** [[Sebastian Ziani de Ferranti]]. | ||
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** [[F. J. West]]. | ** [[F. J. West]]. | ||
* Engineering in America in 1915 - (No. III), p 252. | * Engineering in America in 1915 - (No. III), p 252. | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 14 October 2014
1916 March 24th PDF
- Contents, p 259.
Main Subjects
- British Engineering and the Russian Market - P. Gurewitch, p 260.
- Editorial, p 259.
- Scientific and Industrial Research - Charles Algernon Parsons, William Garforth, Edgar Taylor, Gerard Albert Muntz and Robert Hadfield.
- Engineering After the War, p 256.
- Engineering in America in 1915 - (No. III), p 252.
- Glass Research, p 249.
- High-Speed Steel Scrap, p 256.
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 251.
- Letters to the Editor, p 264.
- Trade After The War and Excess Profits Tax - H. C. B. Underdown.
- Buoyancy of Zeppelins - George Emmerson and George T. Pardoe.
- Machinery for Bleaching, Dyeing and Printing Cotton Fabrics - (No. I), p 250.
- Medlow Dam, p 258 and 262. (Illustrated).
- Modernised Power Station - E. M. Hollingsworth, p 252.
- Oils From Coal, p 256.
- Petters Semi-Diesel Engine, p 256.
- Screw Gauges, p 263.
- Shell Making Machinery - E. R. and F. Turner, p 253. (Illustrated).
See Also
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