The Engineer 1917/10/12

1917 October 12th PDF

• Contents, p 317.

Main Subjects

• Editorial, p 317 - p 318.
  • Shipping and Shipbuilding in the United States.
  • Manufacturers and Standards.

• Further Notes on a High Temperature Thermostat, by J. L. Haughton and D. Hanson, before The Institute of Metals. p 322 - p 323. (Illustrated).

• Large Internal Cylinder Grinding Machine, p 320. (Illustrated).
  • Churchill Machine Tool Co.

• Letters to The Editor, p 323.
  • Locomotive Feed Purifiers by W. Effigy.
  • Scientific Institutes and Industrial Requirements.
  • Foundry Costs by F. T. Clapham.
  • "An Early Steamboat" by Arthur Lee.

• Light Railway Building in Panama, p 314.
  • A. S. Zinn.
  • R. W. Hebard and Co.
• Notes on the Present Knowledge and Practice in Regard to the Briquetting of Iron Ores, by Guy Barrett and T. B. Rodgerson, p 310 - p 311.

• New Locomotives on The S. E. and C. RY., p 326.

• Obituaries, p 319. (Illustrated).
  • William Robert Sykes.
  • Bernard Arkwright.

• Principles and Methods of a New System of Gas-Firing, by A. C. Ionides, p 320 - p 321.

• Random Reflections, p 318 - p 319.
  • Economic Laws.
  • Tonnage.
  • "Marine Caterpillars".
  • Aeroplane Engines.
  • Industrial Reconstruction.

• Standardisation of Electrical Machinery, p 319.
  • American Institute of Electrical Engineers.

• The American Aviation Engine, p 311.

• The Distribution of Engineers' Products Overseas, p 314.
  • C. Hamilton-Wickes.

• The G. W. R. Mechanics' Institution at Swindon, p 321 - p 322.
• The Manufacture of Hardened Thread Gauges No III, by G. Doorakkers, p 308 - p 310.

• The Use of Culm and Other Waste Fuels, by John B. C. Kershaw, p 307 - p 308.
  • In The United Kingdom.
  • Colliery Dumps Used for Gas Production.
  • Coke Breeze or "Ballast" for Gas-Production.
  • In The United States.
  • In Germany.

• The Virginian Railway, p 312 - p 314 and p 316. (Illustrated).

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