The Engineer 1916/11/24

1916 November 24th PDF

• Contents, p 465.

Main Subjects

• Acquisition of Patent Rights, p 476.

• British Patent Specifications, p 475.

• British Railways, (No.II.), p 453.

• Channel Tunnel and other Projects, (No.IV.), -p 457 - p 458.
  • Channel Tunnel Co.
  • Sir John Hawkshaw.
  • Sir Edward Watkin.
  • South Eastern Railway.
  • Francis Brady.
  • Greenwood and Batley.
• Chemistry and Engineering, Society of Chemical Industry, by Dr. Charles Carpenter, p 467.
• Drainage Equipment for the Hudson River Syphon of the Catskill Aqueduct, p 454 - p 457 and p 464. (Illustrated)

• Editorial, p465.
  • What is Hardness?
  • The Problem of Aeroplane Supply.
  • Random Reflections.
• Five-Ton Electric Locomotive Crane, Built by John H. Wilson and Co, p 469. (Illustrated)

• Great Britain from a German Standpoint, by Professor D. Hesse and Professor Dr. H. Grossman, p 458.

• Letters to the Editor, p 462.
  • A Plea for Up-to-Date Bridgework in the United Kingdom, Hugh R. Lewis.
  • French Pacific Tupe Locomotives, William J. Griggs
• Manufacture of Tungsten, Arthur Balfour Chairman, Companies Listed.p 459.
  • Julius L. F. Vogel.
• Melting Steel in the Ironfoundry Cupola, p 462. (Illustrated)
  • Richard Hornsby and Sons.
  • J. E. Hurst.
• Military and Technical Considerations of Battleships Design, by R. D. Gatewood, p 469 - p 471.

• Obituary, William Henry Bale, p 467.

• Provincial Letters, p 471.

• Sand Moulding Machine, Blakeborough and Sons, R. A. Blakeborough and William Boyd, p 468. (Illustrated)

• Sinking Shafts by the Freezing Process Simon-Carves, p 460 - p462. (Illustrated)
  • Siebe, Gorman and Co.
• Skilled Men as Munition Volunteers, p 474.

See Also

Loading...