The Engineer 1924/10/24

1924 October 24th PDF

• Contents, p 467.

Main Subjects

• 1924 Motor Car Show, (No. II), p 470 - p 473. (Illustrated).
  • Stanley and White.
  • Turner and Clarkson.
  • Brooks Steam Motors.
  • William Beardmore and Co.
  • Humber.
  • BTH.
  • Sunbeam.
  • Wolseley.
  • Lanchester.
  • Rolls-Royce.
  • Vauxhall.
  • Armstrong Siddeley Motors.
  • Trojan.
  • A. Harper, Sons and Bean.
  • Chrysler.
• 10-Ton, Single - Cylinder Road Roller, p 466 and p 477. (Illustrated).
  • Marshall, Sons and Co.
• 48-Inch Stroke Portable Slotting Machine, p 474 - p 475. (Illustrated).
  • Hulse and Co.
• A Large Grain Elevator, p 473.

• A Seven Day Journal, p 453.
  • Low Temperature Carbonisation Test - C. H. Lander.
  • Australian Locomotives - Clyde Engineering Co.
  • Wireless Beacons - Marconi International Marine Co.
  • Scrapping of Japanese Warships.
  • Power Station Wages.
  • Standardisation in American Shipbuilding.
  • The Zeppelin Works.
  • The Greenock Shipyard Explosion - Greenock and Grangemouth Dockyard Co, British Oxygen Co.
  • A New Building Material - Fyfe-Stone Co.
  • Diesel Engine Castings.
• British Engineering Standards Association, p 460.
  • Sir Archibald Denny in the Chair.
• Bulk Electricity Tariff in South Africa, p 475.
  • Victoria Falls Power Co.
  • Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
• Cost of Production, by E. T. Good, p 460 - p 461.

• Dock Extensions at Southampton, p 458 - p 460. (Illustrated).
  • Southampton Dock Co.
  • Southampton Docks.
  • Cowans, Sheldon and Co.
  • Southern Railway.
  • G. S. Szlumper.
• Editorial, p 467 - p 468.
  • Admiral Sir Percy Scott and his Work.
  • Waste - Tom Westgarth.
• Electric Lighting in a Drawing-office, p 461. (Illustrated).
  • GEC.
• Engineering Education at Cambridge University, p 462 - p 464 and after p 472. (Illustrated).
  • Sir Alfred Ewing.
  • Companies Involved Listed.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 479.
  • 'Papuan Chief' single-screw steamer by Harland and Wolff for service in New Guinea. Engines by McKie and Baxter.
  • 'Manuela' twin-screw tanker by Rotterdamsche Droogdok Maatschappij.
  • 'Antenor' twin-screw steamer by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co. to the order of Alfred Holt and Co.
  • 'Luna' lightship by Thornycroft to the order of the Commissioners of the Port of Calcutta.
  • 'Rio Dorado steel screw steamer by the Blyth Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co to the order of the Thompson Shipping Co. Engines by the North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
• Letters to the Editor, p 473.
  • 'Work Hardening of Hardened Steel' by Edward G. Herbert.
  • 'Fatigue in the Iron and Steel Trades' by H. M. Vernon.
  • '100 Years of British Railways' by Frederick M. Jones.
• New Storm Relief Sewer for London, p 474.

• One Hundred Years of British Railways, (No. XVII), Part II- The First Half Century, The Midland Railway, p 468.
  • Leicester and Swannington Railway.
  • Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway.
  • North Midland Railway.
  • Sheffield and Rotherham Railway.
  • Birmingham and Gloucester Railway.
  • Cheltenham and Great Western Union Railway.
  • Bristol and Gloucester Railway.
• Sixty Years Ago, p 474.
  • James R. Napier.
• The 1924 British Empire Exhibition, Engineering Exhibits, (No. XXVII), p 454 - p 458. (Illustrated).
  • General Engineering Exhibits.
    • Browlett, Lindley and Co.
    • Butterley Ironworks.
    • Vickers-Petters.
    • James Carmichael and Co.
• The Discoveries of the Darbys of Coalbrookdale, by T. S. Ashton of The Newcomen Society, p 475.
  • Abraham Darby.
• Waste, by Tom Westgarth, Presidential address to the North East Coast Institution, p 476.

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