The Engineer 1921/07/29

1921 July 29th PDF

• Contents, p 121.

Main Subjects

• A Seven-Day Journal, p 115.
  • Industrial Situation in Barcelona.
  • London University Site.
  • The Science Museum.
  • Railways and Road Transport.
  • Empire Airship Routes.
  • Survey of Water Supplies.
  • Industrial Research.
  • London Electricity Supply.
  • Ship Joiners' Strike.
  • Irrigation in India.
  • An Appointment and A Retirement.
  • Engineering at the Post Office.
• Bournemouth Trains, p 117 and 118. (Illustrated).
  • S. Warner (Engineer).
• Death of Oliver H. Porter - Director of R. and J. Dick, p 121.

• Dutch Patent Law, p 117.

• Editorial, p 121.
  • Brass and Bronze.
  • Locomotive Operation - Superheating and Firing.
• Electrification of Railways, p 122.

• Grinding Gear Wheel Teeth, p 112.

• Bernard Parker Haigh's Alternating Stress Testing Machine, p 116. (Illustrated).
  • Bruntons.

• Incorporated Municipal Electrical Association, p 113.

• Letters to the Editor, p 116.
  • Locomotive Working - P. H. Parr.
• London Electricity Problem - (No. VII), p 123.
  • Charles Merz.
• Mechanical Reversing Drive for Planing Machines, p 124. (Illustrated).
  • Newton Brothers.

• Modern Marine Oil Engines - (No. IV), p 109 and 120. (Illustrated).
  • The 2330 Indicated Horse Power North British Type.
  • Harland and Wolff.
  • British India Steam Navigation Co.
  • North British Diesel Engine Works.
• Prolongation of Patents, p 114.

• Reinforced Concrete Road, p 126 and 127. (Illustrated).

• Tin Mining in Malaya, p 125.
  • A. R. Mynott.
• Thomas Newcomen Memorial, p 127. (Illustrated).
  • Charles Peek.
• Training of Apprentices on the Victorian Railways, p 111.

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