The Engineer 1920/05/07

1920 May 07th PDF

• Contents, p 477.

Main Subjects

• April, p 465.
  • Reconstruction Work.
  • London Traffic.
  • Water Power Resources.
  • New Railway Statistics.
  • The Super-Tax.
  • The Work of the Fuel Research Board.
  • The Government's Agreements with the Railway Companies.
  • The Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.
  • LCC Tramways.
  • Two Railway Accident Reports - Great Central Railway and Great Northern Railway.
  • Flooded Staffordshire Mines.
  • Condenser Tubes.
  • The French Strike.
• Editorial, p 477.
  • Geared Marine Turbines.
  • Development of Aerial Transport.
• Fifty Years of Progress in the Ferrous Industries - John Edward Stead, p 473.

• Great Northern Railway Three Cylinder Engine (No. 1000) - Herbert Nigel Gresley, p 466 - 472. (Illustrated).

• Incorporated Municipal Electrical Association, p 481.

• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 478.
  • Wilfred James Lineham.
  • Charles E. Stromeyer.
• Large Electrically-Driven Air Compressor - Bruce Peebles and Co, p 482. (Illustrated).

• Passenger Steamer for the Newcastle-Bergen Route, p 482.
  • Armstrong-Whitworth: Shipbuilding.

• Properties of Water Quenched Vanadium-Molybdenum High-Speed Steel - J. D. Arnold, p 480.
  • Bethlehem Co.
  • F. Ibbotson.
• Uniflow Steam Engine - (No. II), p 480. (Illustrated).

• Universal Measuring Machine, p 472 and 476. (Illustrated).

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