The Engineer 1916/08/18

1916 August 18th PDF

• Contents, p 145.

Main Subjects

• 400 Horse-Power Four-Cylinder Gas Engine, p 140 - p 141 and just after p 144. (Illustrated).
  • Browett, Lindley and Co.
  • James Atkinson.
• A New Way of Converting Light into Electrical Energy, by Theodore W. Case, before The New York Electrical Society, p 154.

• An Unusual Power Contract, p 142.

• Deep-Well Pumping Plant, p 148 - p 149. (Illustrated).
  • C. Isler and Co.
  • Albion T. Snell and Partners.
  • City of London Electric Supply Co.
• Editorial, p 145 - p 146.
  • Single Operation v Automatic Machine Tools.
  • Some Railway Questions.
• Electrification on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, p 136 - p 138 and p 144. (Illustrated).
  • GEC of New York.
  • Montana Power Co.
• Great Floods in America, p 142.

• Letters to the Editor, p 138.
  • "The Expansion and Development of British Industries" by Percy A. Reuss.
  • "The Petrol Question" by T. D. Parr.
  • "Propeller Immersion and Efficiency."
  • "Royal Automobile Club Russian Ambulance Fund" A. Stanley, J. W. Orde.
  • "Stresses in Sheet Piling" by A. A. Stoddard.
  • "The Decimal Association" by James Stormonth.
  • "Marine Salvage Work."
  • "Converting Centigrade to Fahrenheit" by W. A. Littell.
• Lloyd's Register Shipbuilding Returns, p 141.

• Locomotive Ashpits, p 150.

• Power Factor Meters, p 149 - p 150.
  • R. D. Gifford.

• Power Required in Rolling Metals, by C. E. Davies, p 134 - p 136.

• Speed Sighting and Wind Deflection in Artillery, by Sir George Greenhill, p 133 - p 134.

• Spiral Riveted Piping, p 142.

• The Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie Pipe Line, p 147.

• The Electrical Industry in Germany and Austria, p 154.

• The Past and Future of Industrial Chemistry, No II, p 146 - p 147.
  • Bessemer.
• Two Long Screws, p 142. (Illustrated).
  • H. Brown and Co.

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