The Engineer 1917/10/05

1917 October 05th PDF

• Contents, p 295.

Main Subjects

• American Engineers and The War, p 298.
  • Frank A. Scott.
  • Robert S. Lovett.

• American Engineering News p 300 - p 301.
  • Coal Shipping Pier at and American Atlantic Port.
  • Potash as a By-Product of Portland Cement.
  • Spray Irrigation for Vegetable Gardens.
  • Goods Stations for Electric Railways.
  • Bridge Erection by Locomotive Cranes.
  • Tests of Steel Columns.

• Ceramic Society, p 291.
  • L. W. Hinxman.
  • M. MacGregor.
  • J. G. Maxwell.
  • Miss C. Beveridge.
  • Mr W. Emney.
  • G. Wink Wright.
  • David Colville and Sons.

• Editorial, p 295 - p 296.
  • Haig's Weather.
  • The Quality of Hardness.

• Foundry Costs, by F. T. Clapham, p 286 - p 287.

• Improvements at The Rosario Docks, p 292.

• Iron and Steel Institute, No II, Sir William Beardmore in The Chair, p 296 - p 297
  • "The Failure of Boiler Plates in Service and Investigations of the Stresses that Occur in Riveted Joints" by E. B. Wolff.
  • "Acid Open Hearth Steel" by T. D. Morgans and F. Rogers.
  • "Microstructure of Pure Iron" by W. J. Brooke and F. E. Hunting.

• Labour and Wages, p 305.

• Letters to the Editor, p 301.
  • 'American Industries.'
  • 'Foundry Costs.'

• New Locomotives on The South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, p 287 - p 289 and p 294.( Illustrated).
  • R. E. L. Maunsell.

• Nine Months' Railway Accidents, p 297.

• Notes on The Present Knowledge and Practice in Regard to the Briquetting of Iron Ores, by Guy Barrett, and T. B. Rodgerson, p 299 - p 300.

• Obituary, p 297.
  • Charles Latham.

• September, p 285.
  • Quebec Bridge.
  • The Leaving Certificate.
  • Future of The Steel Trade.
  • New Port Schemes.
  • Aeronautical Activity.
  • Further Aeronautical Activity.
  • British Bombing Raids.
  • Naval Events.

• Some Large Castings, p 292. (Illustrated).
  • Ruston, Proctor and Co.

• The Manufacture of Hardened Thread Gauges No II, by G. Doorakkers, p 290 - p 291.

• The Petrol Tractor on The Farm, p 298 - p 299. (Illustrated).

• Trade Education in Scotland, p 289.

• Trengganu's Supplies of Tin and Wolfram, p 297.

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