The Engineer 1924/11/14

1924 November 14th PDF

• Contents, p 557.

Main Subjects

• A Diesel-Electric Locomotive, p 552 - p 554. (Illustrated).
  • George Lomonossoff.
  • Hohenzollern Co.
• A Seven Day Journal, p 543.
  • The Lytham Derailment.
  • Gun Elevation in Battleships.
  • Railway Electrification.
  • A New Type of Sailing Ship.
  • Coal Mining in 1923.
  • Australian Railways.
  • Hydraulic Transformers and Gearing for Motor Ships.
  • Glasgow's Smokeless Fuel Plant.
  • The Dissipation of Fog.
  • The New British Airships.
  • Ramsay Chemical Engineering Laboratory.
• A Steam Separator for Locomotives, p 566.
  • Captain E. F. McCourt.
• Atmospheric Pollution and Smoke Abatement, by John B. C. Kershaw, p 545 - p 546.

• Australian Engineering Notes, p 563.

• Death Announcement, p 557.
  • Henry Cuthbert Barnard.
• Editorial, p 557 - p 558.
  • The Future of the Locomotive.
  • The Heavy Oil Marine Engine.
  • "Finsbury". - Julian Baker.
• Educational Intelligence, p 559.

• Electrolytic Copper, by John G. A. Rhodin, p 560 - p 561.
  • Sir Joseph Wilson Swan.
  • Fleming and Dewar.
• Finsbury Technical College, p 559.
  • Julian Baker.
• Improvement of the Trent Navigation, after p 556 and p 563. (Illustrated).
  • Lieut-Colonel F. Rayner.
  • Trent Navigation Co.
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 551.
  • Professor W. T. David.
  • Alfred Saxon in the Chair.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 569.
  • 'Sheaf Crest' steel screw collier by Blyth Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co to the order of the Sheaf Steam Shipping Co. Engines by the North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • 'Lenfield' steel motor ship by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson. to the order of E. J. Sutton and Co.
  • 'T.I.C. No. 25 steel screw hopper barge, by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co to the order of the Tyne Improvement Commission.
  • 'Sheaf Water' steel screw collier by the Blyth Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co ti the order of the Sheaf Steam Shipping Co. Engines by the North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • 'Vera Radcliffe' screw steamer by Craig, Taylor and Co to the order of Evan Thomas, Radcliffe and Co. Engines by Blair and Co.
  • 'Karetu' steamer by William Gray and Co to the order of the Union Steamship Co.
  • 'Cathay and Comorin' passenger steamers by Barclay, Curle and Co to the order of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co.
  • 'Abeille No. 19' steel screw tug by the Goole Shipbuilding and Repairing Co to the order of Compagnie se Remorquage et de Sauvetage.
  • 'Buchanness' steamer, by Workman, Clark and Co to the order of Sir William Reardon Smith and Sons.
• Letters to the Editor, p 551.
  • 'World Power from the Earth's Interior.'
  • 'Ex-Service Men and Employment' by W. A. Bulkeley Evans.
  • 'The Service of Locomotives.'
  • 'The Missing Pressure in Gas Engines' by J. T. Jennings.
  • 'One Hundred Years of British Railways.'
• Marine Turbine Reduction Gearing, George M. Goodwin, p 548 - p 549.
  • Sir Charles Parsons.
• New Type of "Decoudon" Ironing Machinery, p 564 - p 566. (Illustrated).
  • Manlove, Alliott and Co.
• One Hundred Years of British Railways, (No. XX), The Great Eastern Railway; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway; Great Northern Railway, p 549.
  • Northern and Eastern Railway.
  • Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne and Manchester Railway.
  • Great Northern Railway.
• Outdoor Traction Sub-Stations, p 561 - p 563. (Illustrated).
  • Swiss Federal Railways.
• Regenerative Feed Heating by Superheated Steam, by Thomas B. Morley, p 544 - p 545.

• Self-Propelled Road and Gulley-Washing Vehicle, p 566.
  • Maudslay Motor Co.
• Sixty Years Ago, p 554.
  • William Fairbairn.
• Swiss Federal Railways - The Olten Outdoor Sub-Station, p 556 and p 561. (Illustrated).
• The New Sewage Pumping Station at Lincoln, p 546 - p 548. (Illustrated).
  • Elliot and Brown.
  • Wright and Sons.
  • A. Graham and Sons.
  • Robey and Co.
  • Gwynnes Engineering Co.
  • Metropolitan-Vickers.
• The Power-house at Port Elizabeth, p 550 - p 551. (Illustrated).
  • Bruce Peebles and Co.

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