The Engineer 1918/05/03

1918 May 03rd PDF

• Contents, p 385.

Main Subjects

• An Extemporised Munition Factory No III, p 379 - p 380 and p 384. (Illustrated).
  • Dean, Smith and Grace.
  • Darling and Sellers.
  • Davy Brothers.
  • Hollings and Guest.
• April, p 375 - p 376.
  • Science in The School.
  • Our Future Industrial Policy.
  • Munitions.
  • Ships.
  • Fabricated Ships.
  • Aeronautics.
  • Zeebrugge.
  • Other Naval Incidents.
  • Engineering Works in India.
• Concrete Motor Boat, p 391. (Illustrated).
  • Holland and Hannen and Cubitts.
• Editorial, p 385 - p 386.
• The Navy's Way.
  • Commerce and Our Universities.
• Education and Business, p 382.
  • Sir Frank Warner.
• Gas Traction, p 380.
  • Walter Long.
• Institution of Civil Engineers, p 382.
  • Sir John A. F. Aspinall.
• Letters to The Editor, p 382.
  • Internal Combustion Engines by James Dunlop.
  • Practice in Bridge and Girder Yards From a Theoretical Standpoint by P. E. L. Hayley.
• Ministry of Munitions Orders, p 382.
  • Tin.
  • Seats for Female Workers in Shell Factories.
• Naval Notes, p 380 - p 381.
  • The Vindictive at Zeebrugge. (Illustrated).
    • HMS Vindictive.
  • The Block Ships.
• The Determination of The Temperature of Liquid Steel Under Industrial Conditions, by Cosmo Johns before The Faraday Society, p 289 - p 391.

• The Formation of Diamond, by Sir Charles Parsons, p 386 - p 387.
  • Henry Moissan.
• The Friedrichshafen Bombing Aeroplane No II, p 388 - p 389.

• The Graphical Representation of Locomotive Performance No II, p H. Holcroft, p 376 - p 379.

• Whitley Report, p 395.

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