The Engineer 1925/01/09

1925 January 09th PDF

• Contents, p 49.

Main Subjects

• An Improved Spraying Plant, p 58 - p 59.
  • A. C. Wells and Co.
  • Lancashire Dynamo Co.
• A Seven-Day Journal, p 33.
  • Telephoning by Means of Light.
  • Insuring a Warship.
  • Platinum.
  • American Naval Expenditure.
  • Scrapping HMS Monarch.
  • Engineering Student's Visit.
  • Repairing the RMS Majestic.
  • A Marine Oil Engine Development - John G. Kincaid and Co.
  • Brick-Making with Gas Clinker - H. H. Gracie.
  • Electric Trains to Rickmansworth - Metropolitan Railway.
  • St Paul's Cathedral.
• Aero Engine Performance, p 55.
  • Bristol Engine Co: Jupiter.
• Australian Engineering Notes, p 54.

• Commercial Libraries, by Charles Nowell, p 50 - p 51.

• Editorial, p 49 - p 50.
  • The New Battleships.
  • Industries - Ancient and Modern.
• Electrical Engineering in 1924, (No. II), p 38 - p 41.
  • English Electric Co.
  • Brush Electrical Engineering Co.
  • BTH.
  • Oerlikon
  • Brown, Boveri and Co.
  • GEC.
  • Metropolitan-Vickers.
  • Mather and Platt.
  • Johnson and Philips.
  • Electromotors.
• General Capital for Steelmaking in South Africa, p 57 - p 58.
  • Dunswart Iron and Steel Co.
  • South African Iron and Steel Co.
• Harbours and Waterways, 1924, p 37 - p 38.
  • William Gray and Co.
  • London and North Eastern Railway.
  • The Mersey and Manchester Ship Canal.
  • Southampton Docks.
  • Scotland - Clyde Navigation Trust, Greenock Harbour
  • Other Ports - Workington Docks, Holyhead Harbour, Great Eastern Train Ferries Co
  • British Inland Waterways - River Trent Navigation; Birmingham and Sharpness Canal
  • Other parts of the world.
• Letters to the Editor, p 55.
  • 'Fibre in Metals' by N. Belaiew.
  • 'Individualism in Locomotive Design' by Cecil G. Howsin.
  • 'Factory Engineers' Salaries.
  • 'The Trials of The Sycamore, by S. P. Christie.
• London Section of the British Industries Fair, p 55.

• Railway Material for Egypt, p 55.

• Railways in 1924, p 56 - p 57.
  • London, Midland and Scottish Railway.
  • London and North Eastern Railway.
  • Great Western Railway.
  • Southern Railway.
  • Metropolitan and Great Central Joint Railway.
  • Underground.
  • Ireland.
  • Signalling.
  • Accidents.
  • General.
• Sanitary Engineering in 1924, (No II), p 41 - p 42.

• Sixty Years Ago, p 46.

• The British Steam Railway Locomotive from 1825 to 1924, (No. II) Period 1828-1831, by E. L. Ahrons, p 34 - 36.
  • Robert Stephenson and Co: Lancashire Witch.
  • Robert Stephenson and Co: America.
  • Robert Stephenson and Co: Rocket (2).
  • Stephensom's Locomotives for France 1829-9.
  • Foster, Rastrick and Co: Stourbridge Lion.
  • Foster, Rastrick and Co: Agenoria.
  • Robert Stephenson and Co: Rocket.
  • Timothy Hackworth: Sans Pareil.
  • Braithwaite and Ericsson: Novelty.
  • Robert Stephenson and Co: Invicta.
• The Motor Liner Aorangi, (No. II), p 42 - p 46 and p 48. (Illustrated).
  • Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co.
  • William Esplen, Son and Swainson.
  • Brown Brothers and Co.
  • Clarke, Chapman and Co.
  • J. and E. Hall.
• The 1925 Physical and Optical Societies' Exhibition, p 52 - p 54. (Illustrated).
  • Cambridge Instrument Co.
  • Professor F. A. Lindemann.
  • Evershed and Vignoles.
  • Igranic Electric Co.
  • Siemens.
  • Mullard Radio Valve Co.
  • Crompton and Co.
  • Elliott Brothers.
  • Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co.
  • H. W. Sullivan.
• The Quarterly Shipbuilding Returns, p 46.
  • Lloyd's Register of Shipping.

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