The Engineer 1919/05/30

1919 May 30th PDF

• Contents, p 535.

Main Subjects

• Adjustable Gauges, M. Woldgaard, p 529. (Illustrated)

• Aeronautical Notes, p 542. (Illustrated)
  • A Fiat Transatlantic Machine.
  • American Production of Aeroplanes During the War.
  • Tarrant Triplane.
• Asbestos, Turner Brothers Asbestos Co, p 547.

• Bascule Bridge at La Seyne, Toulon, p 548.

• British Patent Specifications, p 547.

• Carbon and Tungsten Filament Lamps, p 532.

• Editorial, p 535.
  • The Inertia of the Standard.
  • A Grand Federation of German Industries.

• Electrical Energy from the River Dee, S. E. Britton, p 524 - p 526. (Illustrated)

• Fixed Radial Aer-Engines, Brazil, Straker and Co, p 530. (Illustrated)
  • Rolls-Royce.
  • Renault.
  • Cosmos Engineering Co.
  • A. H. R. Fedden.
  • Thomson-Bennett.
• Irrigation Schemes in Egypt and the Sudan, (No. II.), p 536.
  • Sir Murdoch MacDonald.
• Letters to the Editor, p 432.
  • Space versus Economy.
  • The Channel Tunnel, Arthur Lee.
  • Electricity and the Layman.
  • Central Heating, Marion Fitzgerald.
• Links in the History of Engineering, by Rhys Jenkins, (No. IX.), p 536 - p 537.(Illustrated)
  • Isaac Thompson.
  • Sir Samuel Morland.
• Natural Draught Cooling Towers, by Harald Nielsen, p 526.

• Obituary, William Boyd, p 537.

• Ocean Going Rafts of Logs, p 541.

• Provincial Letters, p 543.

• Recent American Express Locomotives, by E. C. Poultney, (No. I.), p 523.

• Royal Society Conversazione, Major G. W. C. Kaye and Dr. R. Knox, p 529. (Illustrated)
  • John Levick.
  • J. Hinks.
  • National Physical Laboratory.

• Science and Industry in Relation to Non Ferrous Metals, by Dr. Walter Rosenhain, Before the Institute of Metals, p 527 - p 529.

• Speed Trials of HMS Turquoise, Yarrow and Co, p 432. (Illustrated)

• The Still Engine, W. J. Still, by Frank D. Acland, Before the Royal Society of Arts, p 540 - p 541. (Illustrated)

• Turbo Air Compressors, Reavell and Co, Engineers, p 534 and p 538 - p 540. (Illustrated)
  • Simon-Carves.

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