The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

Note: This is a sub-section of The Engineer 1917 Jul-Dec: Index

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A

• AGAR, A. F., on Engineering Works Canteens, 491
• Allison and Baltimore, Push-button Coal and Ash Hoists at, 254
• America, Aeroplane Construction in, 489, 498
• America, Naval Power-boat Construction in, 139
• American Locomotives for United States Forces in France, 458
• American Wooden Steamships, 332
• Andrew Dunlop Tractor Wheel, 134, 135
• Angell, R. 8., Proposal for Chain Track Motor Vehicle, 181
• Applegarth Tractor, 157
• Armstrong, Sir W. G., Whitworth and Co., Loch Lomond Route of Mid-Scotland Ship Canal, 465, 538, 558 (Two-page Supplement, December 28th, 1917)
• Arrol, Sir W., and Co.’s Five-ton Electric Goliath Cranes for France; 140, 142
• Aspinall, Frank B., on the Latent Heat of Steam, 3, 25, 47, 58 ; (Letters) 162, 184, 279
• Atkins, Harry F., Nine-inch Taper-turning Sliding Lathe, 43
• Atkinson’s Six-ton Steam Wagon, 494
• Aultman Agricultural Tractor, 298
• Australian Transcontinental Railway, 356, 362 ; (Paragraph) 384
• Aveling and Porter Agricultural Tractor, 533
• Ayrshire Dockyard Company’s Reinforced Concrete Arched Keel Block, 345

B

• BABCOCK and Wilcox Coal and Ash Plant at Osaka Electric Works, G. F. Zimmer, 115
• Batter Tractors, 156, 157
• Beamond, F. L., Chain Track, 183
• Beeston Dual Device for Petrol or Gas, 178
• Bennis, Ed., and Co., Pneumatic Ash-handling Plant, 103
• Bertrams’ Rubber Factory and Plant, 446, 468, 469
• Blake Boiler, Wagon and Engineering Com¬pany’s Narrow-gauge Self-discharging Wagon, 478
• Boston, U.S.A., Submarine Tramway Tunnel, 230, 234, 235
• Bourcier, P. G., on Aero-engine Connecting- rods, 167
• Boyd, James, and Sons, Air Heater for Work¬shops, 502
• Boydell Traction Engine, 111
• Bretts’ Patent Lifter Company, Drop Hammer Plant, 450, 452
• Bridge, David, and Company, Cotton Baling and Sampling Machinery, 448, 467, 468
• British Agricultural Tractors and Haulers, 512, 533, 553, 562
• British and German Losses of Ships and Submarines, 556
• British Merchant Vessels, Standardised, 267, 272, 273
• Brook, E., Empress Electrical Engineering Works, Huddersfield, 342
• Brown Brothers’ Air Heater for Motor Car Carburetters, 480
• Bumsted and Chandler Agricultural Motor and Plough, 533
• Burma Mines Railway, Narrow-gauge Wagons, 478
• Burrell Agricultural Tractors, 534
• Burrell, G. A., and A. W. Gauger, on the Inflammability of Mixtures of Gases and Air, 168

C

• CARLISLE, Locomotive Coaling Plant at, for London and North-Western Railway, 12, 18
• Centiped Chain Track, 205
• Churchill Machine Tool Company, Internal Cylinder Grinding Machine, 320
• Copes Boiler Feed-water Regulator, 367
• Cowans, Sheldon and Co., Locomotive Coaling Plant at Carlisle, 12, 18
• Crawley Agrimotor, 534
• Cummins, A. E., Cotton Baling and Sampling Machines, 448
• Curtis Rateau Turbine Blading, the Deterioration of, A. Fenwick, 30, 60

D

• DARLING, Chas. R., on Small Furnaces and their Uses, 422
• Davidson and Liversedge Gas Washer, 502
• Davy Brothers’ Steam Hydraulic Intensifier, 366
• Dawson, Joseph, Suspension Bridges in New Zealand, 52, 56
• Diplock Chain Track, Tractor, Lorry and Wagon, 223, 241, 242, 243, 250
• Diplock Pedrail Tractor, 181, 182
• Diplock Traction Engine, 158
• Donovan and Company’s Combined Switch, Wall Socket and Plug, 83
• Doorakkers, G., on the Manufacture of Hardened Thread Gauges, 263, 290, 308, 354, 355, 390
• Dudgeon, Miss E. C., and Mr. J. E. Newman, Experiments in Crop Production by Electric Discharge, 74

E

• EDINBURGH, Gas-driven Omnibus for, 226
• Edwards Tractor, 157, 158
• Elswick, Fire and Salvage Boat for, 503
• Empress Electrical Engineering Works, Huddersfield, E. Brook, 342
• English Aeroplane Works, 257 (Two-page Supplement, September 21st, 1917)

F

• FENWICK, A., on the Deterioration of Curtis Rateau Turbine Blading, 30, 60
• Fiat Company, Turin, Testing Department, 503
• Ford Cars, Conversion of, into Commercial Vehicles, 8
• Forth and Clyde Ship Canal Schemes, 465, 538, 558 (Two-page Supplement, December 28th, 1917)
• Foster, William, and Company’s Steam and Oil Tractors, 553
• Fowler, John, and Company’s Motor Ploughs, 554, 562
• French Railways, Conversion of Single Expansion to Compound Engines, 511 (Two- page Supplement, December 14th, 1917)

G

• GALLENKAMP’S Resistance Furnace, 422
• Garrett, Richard, and Sons, Agricultural Steam Tractors, 554, 555
• General Electric Company’s Plant for Driving 20in. Bar Mill, 186, 190
• German Aeroplanes, 516, 518
• Glover and Co.’s Plug Extractor for Shells, 7
• Gray Three-ton Tractor, 299
• Great Eastern Railway Train Control, 50
• Great Northern Railway, Conversion of Compound Engines, 542, 547
• Griffith, A. A., and G. J. Taylor, on the Use of Soap Films in Solving Torsion Problems, 536, 543, 546
• Griffith Colliery Tub, Sanford-Day Ironworks and Manufacturing Company, 457
• Guillaume Fender’s Proposals for Chain Tractors, 136
• Gwinnett’s Chain Track Proposal for Tractor,

H

• HAMPSON’S Rubber Washing Machine, 444, 445
• Haughton, J. L., and D. Hanson, Further Notes on a High Temperature Thermostat, 322
• Hawksley, Charles (Portrait), 492
• Heusser, Wilfrid, Assaying and Chemical Balance, 192
• Hetherington, John, and Sons, 15in. Gun Lathe, 213, 214
• Hobbs’ Artificial Hands and Arms, 334, 335, 351, 376
• Hollings and Guest’s Tube Roller-welding Machine, 524
• Holmes, W. C., and Co.’s Centrifugal Type Gas Washers, 502
• Holt Agricultural Chain Track Tractor, 243, 244
• Hornsby Tractor, Roberts’ Chain Track Fitted to, 202, 208, 221, 222, 223
• Hunter and English, Portable Filter Bed Sand Washer, 44

I

• IONIDES, A. C., on the Principles and Methods of a New System of Gas-firing, 320
• Italian Submarine Chasers, 566

J

• JUSTICE-JOHNSON Chain Track, Proposed Vehicles, 181

K

• KENWORTHY, George, Practice in Bridge and Girder Yards from a Theoretical Standpoint, 5, 25, 48, 91 : (Letters), 162, 248
• Kershaw, J. B. C., Use of Waste Gases Steam Generation, 25

L

• LOCH LOMOND—see Mid-Scotland
• Lodge-Newman and Lincluden Apparatus for Crop Production, 74
• Lombard, A. O., Tractor, 183, 184, 244, 250
• Lombard Log-Hauling Tractor, 205
• London and North-Western Railway Locomo¬tive Coaling Plant at Carlisle, 12, 18

M

• McKENZIE, Holland and Westinghouse Power Signal Company’s Mechanism for Operating Railway Signals, 124
• McLarty, F. M., on Attachment of Spindles to Forged Steel Valves, 153
• Madeley, Old Colliery Winding Engine at, 94, 98
• Mansfield Railway, 401, 408
• Marquis, F. W., on Tests of the Uniflow Engine for Road Vehicles, 276 ; (Letters), 333, 360, 384
• “Marvel” Drill Chuck, Louis Wearden and Guylee, Limited, 54
• Mercedes Car with Hornsby’s Chain Track, 221
• Michie-Golledge Coagulator, 421
• Midland Railway Carriage and Wagon Works, Ambulance Train, 358 (Two-page Supplement, October 26th, 1917)
• Mid-Scotland Ship Canal Schemes, 465, 538, 558 (Two-page Supplement, December 28th, 1917)
• Mirrlees, Watson Caustic Soda Concentration Plant, 34, 44
• Monometer Manufacturing Company’s Oil-fired Case Hardening Furnace, 571

N

• NEATH Tramways, Diaphragm Valve, 178
• New Zealand, Suspension Bridge in, Joseph Dawson, 52, 56
• North-British Locomotive Company’s Tank Engines for the Paris-Orleans Railway, 43 (Two-page Supplement, July 13th, 1917)
• North-Eastern Railway, Transporting a Heavy Casting, 413
• Norway, Reinforced Concrete Shipbuilding in, 520, 524

O

• OSAKA Electric Works, Coal and Ash Plant at, Babcock and Wilcox, 115

P

• PAGE Tractor, 157
• P.L.M. Railway, Conversion of Single-Expansion to Compound Engines, 511 (Two-page Supplement, December l4th, 1917)
• Paris-Orleans Railway, British Built Locomotives for, 43 (Two-page Supplement, July 13th, 1917)
• Paris, Protection of, Against Floods, 16
• Pearn-Richards’ Combined Surfacing, Boring, Milling and Drilling Machine, 118, 120
• Perkins’ Rubber Washing Machinery, 446
• Phoenix Company’s Log-Haubng Tractor, 204
• “Pioneer” Road Sweeping and Loading Machine, F. Walters and Co., 96
• Poland, The Industries of, 14
• Purchas, A. W., on Air-lift Pumping, 446

Q

• QUEBEC Bridge, 253, 336, 338, 381, 403, 426, (Two-page Supplement, November 9th, 1917)

R

• RASTRICK’S Design for a Steamboat, 81 ; (Letters), 118, 228, 248, 279, 323
• Rhodes, J., and Sons, 250-Ton Friction Screw Press, 43
• Richards, Geo., and Co., Horizontal Boring Machines, 118, 120
• Richardsons, Westgarth and Company’s Experi - mental Apparatus for Producing High Vacuum, 557
• Roberts’ Chain Track and Tractor, 202, 203, 204, 221, 222, 223
• Robinson, Thos., and Son, Vertical Band Sawing Machine, 412
• Rochet-Schneider Car Fitted with Roberts’ Chain Track, 203
• Rogers, F., on the Acid Open-Hearth Process, 276
• Rumely Three-Wheeled Tractor, 298
• Ruston, Proctor and Co’s Large Casting, 292

S

• SANFORD-DAY Ironworks and Manufacturing Company, The Griffith Colliery Tub, 457
• Shaw, Francis, and Co.’s Rubber Washing and Drying Machines, 444, 445, 467, 468
• Simms, F. R., Ploughing Tractor, 183, 184
• Sisson, W. D., Diving Globe for Salving Sunken Ships, 386, 389
• Smith and Coventry’s Bevel Machine, 82
• Smith and Coventry’s 42in. Milling Machine, 102
• Smith and Coventry’s Tool perley, 470, 474
• South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, New Locomotives on, 287, 294 ; (Letter), 323 ; (Correction), 326 (Two-page Supplement, October 5th, 1917)
• Sterne Resilient Wheel, 184
• Stirling’s Regenerator and Hot-air Engine of 1816, 516, 517 ; (Letter), 537 : (Specification), 567
• Strachan and Henshaw’s Telpher Coke Handling Plant, 430, 434
• Stromeyer, C. E., on the Action of Caustic Liquors on Steel Plates, 496
• Summerscales Rubber Machinery, 421, 422
• Sydney, City and Suburban Electric Railways of, 144
• Sykes, W. R. (Portrait), 319
• Sykes—see also W. R. Sykes, andc.

T

• TASMANIAN Great Lake Hydro-Electric Power Scheme, 69, 78 (Two-page Supplement, July 27th, 1917)

Towns, Herbert L., on Welding with Application to Automobile Engineering, l25, 147

V

• VALERI, O., Longitudinal Sleepers for Rail ways and Tramways, 29
• Virginian Railway, 312, 316

W

• WALKER, John, Proposed Chain Tractor, 180
• Wallace, W. M., on the Critical Speeds of Loaded Shafts, 246
• Wallis 3.5-ton Three-Wheeled Tractor, 299
• Walters, F., and Co., Road Sweeping Machine, 96
• Warrington Gasworks, Strachan and Henshaw’s Telpher Coke Handling Plant, 430, 434
• Wearden, Louis, and Guylee, The “Marvel” Drill Chuck, 54
• Welsh Railways, Co-ordination Among, 189
• Westinghouse Brake, Automatic Train Control for, 50
• White and Poppe Type Carburetter, 178
• Wild-Barfield Electrical Method of Steel Hardening, 82
• Wilson, John H., and Co.’s Electric Winch, 525
• Wolff, Dr. E. B., on Failure of Boiler Plates and Stresses in Riveted Joints, 296, 456
• Woodbridge Tractor, 156, 157
• Wright, J., and Co.’s Furnaces for the Heat Treatment of Metals, 146, 147
• W. R. Sykes Signal Interlocking Company, Apparatus for Train Control, 50, 319

Z

• ZEPPELIN, Captured, Engine Gondolas of, 392
• Zimmer, George Frederick, on Coal and Ash Plant at Osaka Electric Works, 115

Subjects A

• ACID Open-Hearth Process, F. Rogers, 276
• Action of Caustic Liquors on Steel Plates, C. E. Stromeyer, 496
• Aero Engine Connecting-rods, P. G. Bourcier, 167
• Aeroplane Construction in America, 489, 498
• Aeroplane Works, An English, 257 (Two-page Supplement, September 21st, 1917)
• Aeroplanes, Recent German, Notes on, 516, 518
• Agricultural Tractors and Haulers, British, 512, 533, 553, 562
• Air Heater for Motor Car Carburetters, Brown Brothers, Limited, 480
• Air Heater for Workshops, J. Boyd and Sons, 502
• Air-lift Pumping, A. W. Purchas, 446
• Air Pump for High Vacuum Experiments, 557
• Ambulance Train for Continental Service, 358 (Two-page Supplement, October 26th, 1917)
• Arched Keel Block, Reinforced Concrete, Ayrshire Dockyard Company, 345
• Ash-handling Plant, Pneumatic, Ed. Bennis and Co., 103
• Assaying and Chemical Balance, Wilfrid Heusser, 192
• Attachment of Spindles to Forged Steel Valves, F. M. McLarty, Jun., 153
• Automatic Drop Bottom Mine Car, Sanford- Day Ironworks and Manufacturing Company, 457
• Automatic Train Control, W. R. Sykes’ Signal Interlocking Company, 50, 319
• Automobile Engineering, Welding with Application to, Herbert L. Towns, 125, 147

B

• BALANCE, Assaying and Chemical, Wilfrid Heusser, 192
• Baling and Sampling Machines, Cotton, D. Bridge and Co., 448
• Band Saw—see Sawing-
• Bar Mill, 20in., Motor-driven, General Electric Company, 186, 190
• Battery Signals—see Railway Signals
• Bevel-cutting Machines—see Machine Tools
• Boiler Feed-water Regulator, Copes, 367
• Boiler Plates, Failure of, and Stresses in Riveted Joints, Dr. E. B. Wolff, 296, 456
• Boring Machines—see Machine Tools
• Brakes, Westinghouse and Vacuum, Automatic Train Control for, W. R. Sykes’ Signal Interlocking Company, 50
• Bridge and Girder Yards, Practice in, andc., G. Kenworthy, 5, 25, 48, 91 ; (Letters), 162, 248
• Bridge, Quebec, The New, 253, 336, 338, 381, 403, 426 (Two-page Supplement, November 9th, 1917)
• Bridges for Mid-Scotland Canal, 558 (Two-page Supplement, December 28th, 1917)
• Bridges, Suspension, in New Zealand, Joseph Dawson, 52, 56
• Bulb Experiments on Hot Bulb Engines, 112

C

• CANAL Schemes, Mid-Scotland, 465, 538, 558 (Two-page Supplement, December 28th, 1917)
• Canteen, Engineering Works, A. F. Agar, 491
• Canteens at Munitions Works, 268, 269
• Carburetter, White and Poppe, 178
• Carburetters, Motor Car, Air Heater for, Brown Brothers, Limited, 480
• Cars, Ford, Conversion of, into Commercial Vehicles, 8
• Case Hardening Furnace, Monometer Manufacturing Company, 571
• Casting, Heavy, Transporting by North-Eastern Railway, 413
• Casting, A Large, Ruston, Proctor and Co., Limited, 292
• Caterpillar or Paddle-wheel Traction Engine, 205
• Caterpillar—see also Chain Track Tractor
• Caustic Soda Concentration Plant, Mirrlees, Watson Company, 34, 44
• Centenary of Heat Regenerator and Stirling’s Engine, 1816, 616, 517; (Letter), 537 ; (Specification), 567
• Centrifugal Type Gas Washers, W. C. Holmes and Co., 502
• Chain Track Tractor, Evolution of the, 111, 134, 135, 156, 181, 202, 221, 241, 250; (Letter), 184
• Chuck, Drill, the “Marvel,” Louis Wearden and Guylee, Limited, 54
• Circular Arcs, Simple Calculations of, 114
• Coal and Ash Hoists, Push-button, 254
• Coal and Ash Plant at Osaka Electric Works, Babcock and Wilcox, 115
• Coaling Plant, Locomotive, at Carlisle, for London and North-Western Railway, 12, 18
• Coke Handling Plant at Warrington Gasworks, Strachan and Henshaw, Limited, 430, 434
• Colliery Tub—see Automatic Mine Car
• Concrete, Reinforced, Arched Keel Block, Ayrshire Dockyard Company, 345
• Concrete, Reinforced, Shipbuilding in Norway, 520, 524
• Concrete, Transmission of, by Air and Steam, 159, 164
• Connecting-rods, Aero-engine, P. G. Bourcier, 167
• Conversion of Ford Cars into Commercial Vehicles, 8
• Conversion of Locomotives—see Locomotives
• Cotton Baling and Sampling Machines, D. Bridge and Co., 448
• Cranes, for France, Five-ton Electric Goliath, Sir W. Arrol and Co., Limited, 140, 142
• Critical Speeds of Loaded Shafts, W. M. Wallace, 246

D

• DETERIORATION of Curtis Rateau Turbine Blading, A. Fenwick, 30, 60
• Diving Globe for Salving Sunken Ships, W. D. Sisson, 386, 389
• Drill Chuck, The “Marvel,” Louis Wearden and Guylee, Limited, 54
• Drop Hammer Plant Driven by Waste Heat, Bretts’ Patent Lifter Company, 450, 452

E ELECTRICAL MATTERS:

• - Bar Mill, 20in., Electrically-driven, General Electric Company, 186, 190
• - Coal and Ash Plant at Osaka Electric Works, Babcock and Wilcox, 115
• - Electric Discharge and Crop Production, 74
• - Empress Works, E. Brook, 342
• - Furnaces, Small Electric, and their Uses, Chas. R. Darling, 422
• - Steel Hardening, Electric Method of, Wild- Barfield, 82
• - Switch, Wall Socket and Plug, Combined, Donovan and Co., 83
• - Winch, Electric, J. H. Wilson and Co., 525

ENGINES AND MOTORS:

• - Atmospheric Colliery Winding Engine, 94, 98
• - Hot Air Engine and Regenerator of 1816, Stirling’s, 516, 517 ; (Letter), 537 ; (Specification), 567
• - Hot Bulb Engines, 112 ; (Letters), 149, 161
• - Locomotives—see Locomotives
• - Traction Engine, Boydell, 111
• - Traction Engine, B. J. Diplock, 158
• - Uniflow Engine for Road Vehicles, Tests at Ohio, F. W. Marquis, 276 ; (Letters), 333, 360, 384
• ENGINEERING Works Canteens, A. F. Agar, 491
• Evolution of the Chain Track Tractor, 111, 134, 135, 156, 181, 202, 221, 241, 250 ; (Letter), 184

F

• FAILURE of Boiler Plates—see Boiler Plates
• Feed-water Regulator, Copes, 367
• Filter Bed Sand Washer, Portable, Hunter and English, Limited, 44
• Fire and Salvage Boat for Elswick, 503
• Floods, Protection of Paris Against, 16
• Friction Screw Press, 250-Ton, J. Rhodes and Sons, Limited, 43
• Furnace, Oil-fired Case-hardening, Monometer Manufacturing Company, 571
• Furnaces for the Heat Treatment of Metals, J. Wright and Co., 146, 147
• Furnaces—see also Electrical Matters

G

• GAS-DRIVEN Motor Vehicles, 178, 226
• Gas-driven Omnibus for Edinburgh, 226
• Gases and Air, Inflammability of Mixtures of, G. A. Burrell and A. W. Gauger, 168
• Gas-firing, A New System, Principles and Methods of, A. C. lonides, 320
• Gas Washers, Centrifugal Type, W. C. Holmes and Co., 502
• Gauges, Hardened Thread, Manufacture of, G. Doorakkers, 263, 290, 308, 354, 355, 390
• Gun Lathe—see Machine Tools

H

• HEAT of Steam, The Latent, F. B. Aspinall, 3, 25, 47, 58 ; (Letters), 162, 184, 279
• Heat Treatment of Metals, Furnaces for, J. Wright and Co., 146, 147
• Heating of Industrial Buildings, James Boyd and Sons, 502
• High Vacuum Experiments at Richardsons, Westgarth and Co., 557
• Hot Air and Hot Bulb Engines—see Engines
• Hydraulic, Steam, Intensifier, Davy Brothers, Limited, 366
• Hydro-electric Power Scheme, Tasmanian Great Lake, 69, 78 (Two-page Supplement, July 27th, 1917)

I

• INDUSTRIES of Poland, 14
• Inflammability of Mixtures of Gases and Air, G. A. Burrell and A. W. Gauger, 168
• Intensifier, Steam Hydraulic, Davy Brothers, Limited, 366

L

• LATENT Heat of Steam, F. B. Aspinall, 3, 25, 47, 58 ; (Letters), 162, 184, 279
• Lathes—see Machine Tools
• Locomotives for American Military Railways in France, 458
• Locomotive Coaling Plant at Carlisle, London and North-Western Railway, 12, 18
• Locomotive, P.L.M., Conversion of Single Expansion to Compound, 511 (Two-page Supplement, December 14th, 1917)
• Locomotive, British Built Tank, for the Paris- Orleans Railway, 43 (Two-page Supplement, July 13th, 1917)
• Locomotives on the Great Northern Railway, Conversion of, 542, 547
• Locomotives, South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, 287, 294 : (Letter), 323 ; (Correction) 326 (Two-page Supplement, October 5th, 1917)
• Longitudinal Sleepers for Railways and Tramways, Olindo Valeri, 29
• Losses of Ships—see Ships

M MACHINE TOOLS:

• - Bevel Gear Generating Machine, Smith and Coventry, Limited, 82
• - Gun Lathe, 15in., Motor Driven, John Hetherington and Sons, Limited, 213, 214
• - Horizontal Boring Machines, Two New, Geo. Richards and Co., 118, 120
• - Internal Cylinder Grinding Machine, Churchill Machine Tool Company, 320
• - Milling Machine, 42in. Plain Horizontal, Smith and Coventry, 102
• - Nine-inch Taper Turning Sliding Lathe, Harry F. Atkins, 43
• - Press, 250-Ton Friction Screw, J. Rhodes and Sons, Limited, 43
• MANUFACTURE of Hardened Thread Gauges, G. Doorakkers, 263, 290, 308, 354, 355, 390

MAPS:

• - Australia, Transcontinental Railway, 356
• - Cardiff, Railways in the Vicinity of, 189
• - Coal Distribution Areas of Great Britain, 37
• - Forth and Clyde Canal, 465, 466
• - Mansfield Railway, 401
• - Paris and its Environs, Protection of, Against Floods, 16
• - Poland, Coal, Iron and Oil Fields, 14
• - Sydney, Existing and Proposed Suburban Railways, 145
• - West Virginia Coalfields and Virginian Railway, 312
• MECHANICAL Arms for Maimed Soldiers, E. W. Hobbs, 334, 335, 351, 376
• Metals, Furnaces for the Heat Treatment of, John Wright and Co., 146, 147
• Milling Machines—see Machine Tools
• Mine Car—see Automatic
• Motor Car Carburetters, Air Heater for, Brown Brothers, Limited, 480
• Motor Vehicles, Gas-driven, 178
• Munitions Works, Canteens at, 268, 269

N

• NARROW-GAUGE Rolling Stock for Burma, Blake Boiler, Wagon and Engineering Company, 478

O

• OIL-FIRED Case-hardening Furnace, Monometer Manufacturing Company, 571
• Omnibus, Gas-driven, for Edinburgh, 226
• Oxy-Acetylene Welding—see Welding

P

• PETROL or Gas as Motor Fuel, Beeston Dual Device, 178
• Petrol Tractor on the Farm, 298
• Plug Extractor for Shells, M. Glover and Co., 7
• Pneumatic Ash Handling Plant, Ed. Bennis and Co., 103
• Portable Filter Bed Sand Washer, Hunter and English, Limited, 44
• Portrait, Charles Hawksley, 492
• Portrait, W. R. Sykes, 319
• Practice in Bridge and Girder Yards, andc., G. Kenworthy, 5, 25, 48, 91 ; (Letters), 162, 248
• Presses—see Machine Tools
• Production and Preparation of Raw Rubber, 399, 421, 444, 467
• Protection of Paris Against Floods, 16
• Push Button Coal and Ash Hoists, American, 254

R

• RAILWAY, Australian Transcontinental, 356, 362 ; (Paragraph), 384
• Railway, Mansfield, 401
• Railway, Narrow Gauge, Wagons for Burma, 478
• Railway Signals, Mechanism for Operating, McKenzie, Holland and Westinghouse Power Signal Company, 124
• Railway, The Virginian, 312, 316
• Railways of Sydney, City and Suburban Electric, 144
• Railways and Tramways, Longitudinal Sleepers for, O. Valeri, 29
• Railways, Welsh, Co-ordination Among, 189
• Regenerator and Hot Air Engine of 1816, Stirling’s, 516, 517 ; (Letter), 537 ; (Specification), 567
• Reinforced Concrete Arched Keel Blcck, Ayrshire Dockyard Company, 345
• Reinforced Concrete Shipbuilding in Norway, 520, 524
• Road Sweeping and Loading Machine, F. Walters and Co., 96
• Roller Welding Tubes Machine, Hollings and Guest, Limited, 524
• Rubber. Raw, The Production and Preparation of, 399, 421, 444, 467

S

• SAW Mill at an Aeroplane Works, 257
• Sawing Machine, Vertical Band, Thos. Robinton and Son, Limited, 412
• Shafts, Loaded, Critical Speeds of, W. M. Wallace, 246
• Shells, Plug Extractor for, M. Glover and Co., 7
• Ship Canal Schemes, Mid-Scotland, 465, 538

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS :

• General:
• - Losses of Ships and Submarines, 556
• - Reinforced Concrete Shipbuilding in Norway, 520, 524
• - Sunken Ships, New Device for Raising, W. D. Sisson, 386, 389
• British Navy:
• - Submarine Chasers for British Admiralty, American Built, 139
• Foreign:
• - Naval Power Boat Construction in America, 139
• - Submarine Chasers, American Built, 139
• - Submarine Chasers, Italian, 566
• Miscellaneous Vessels:
• - American Wooden Steamships, 332
• - Rastrick’s Design for a Steamboat, 81 ; (Letters), 118, 228, 248, 279, 323
• SIGNALS—see Railway Signals
• Six-ton Steam Wagon, Atkinson and Co., 494
• Sleepers, Longitudinal, for Railways and Tramways, O. Valeri, 29
• Soap Films, Use of, in Solving Torsion Problems, A. A. Griffiths and G. I. Taylor, 536, 543, 546
• Soda, Caustic, Concentration Plant, Mirrlees, Watson Company, 34, 44
• Soldiers, Maimed, Mechanical Arms for, E. W. Hobbs, 334, 335, 351, 376
• Speeds of Loaded Shafts, Critical, W. M. Wallace, 246
• Spindles, Attachment of, to Forged Steel Valves, F. M. McLarty, jun., 153
• Standardised British Merchant Vessels, 267, 272, 273
• Steam Generation, Use of Waste Gases for, J. B. C. Kershaw, 25
• Steam Hydraulic Intensifier, Davy Brothers, Limited, 366
• Steam, The Latent Heat of, F. B. Aspinall, 3, 25, 47, 58 ; (Letters), 162, 184, 279
• Steam Wagon—see Wagon
• Steel Hardening, Electric Method, Wild-Barfield, 82
• Steel Manufacture, The Acid Open-Hearth Process, F. Rogers, 276
• Steel Plates, Action of Caustic Liquors on, C. E. Stromeyer, 496
• Submarine Tramway Tunnel at Boston, 230, 234, 235

T

• TELPHER Coke-handling Plant—see Coke
• Testing Department of the Fiat Company, Turin, 503
• Thermostat, A High Temperature, Further Notes on, J. L. Haughton and D. Hanson, 322
• Tool Works at Timperley, Smith and Coventry, 470, 474
• Torsion Problems, Use of Soap Films in Solving, A. A. Griffith and G. I. Taylor, 536, 543, 546
• Traction Engines—see Engines
• Tractor, Chain Track, Evolution of the, 111, 134, 135, 156, 181, 202, 221, 241, 250 ; (Letter), 184
• Tractor, Petrol, on the Farm, 298
• Tractors and Haulers, British Agricultural, 512, 533, 553, 562
• Train, Ambulance—see Ambulance
• Train Control—see Automatic
• Transmission of Concrete by Air and Steam, 159, 164
• Transporting a Heavy Casting, 413
• Tube Roller-welding Machine, Hollirgs and Guest, Limited, 524
• Tunnel, Submarine, at Boston, U.S.A., 230, 234, 235
• Turbine Blading, Curtis Rateau, The Deteriora tion of, A. Fenwick, 30, 60

U

• UNIFLOW—see Engines
• Use of Soap Films—see Soap
• Use of Waste Gases for Steam Generation, J. B. C. Kershaw, 27

V

• VALVE,Pressure Regulating,Neath Tramways, 178

W

• WAGON, Narrow Gauge, Self-discharging, for Burma, Blake Boiler, Wagon and Engineering Company, 478
• Wagon, Six-ton Steam, Atkinson and Co., 494
• Washer—see Gas Washer
• Waste Gases for Steam Generation, Use of, J. B. C. Kershaw, 25
• Water Softening Plant—see Australian Transcontinental Railway, 356, 362 ; (Paragraph), 384
• Welding with Application to Automobile Engineering, Herbert L. Towns, 125, 147
• Wheel Tractor, Andrew Dunlop, 134, 135
• Winch, Electric, J. H. Wilson and Co., 525
• Works, Aeroplane, An English, 257 (Two-page Supplement, September 21st, 1917)
• Works, Electrical—see Electrical Matters
• Works, New Tool, at Timperley, Smith and Coventry, 470, 474
• Workshops, Air Heater for, J. Boyd and Sons, 502

Z

• ZEPPELIN, Captured, Engine Gondolas of, 392

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