The Engineer 1914/05/29

1914 May 29th PDF

• Contents, p 595.

Main Subjects

• America Cup Challenger, Launch of Shamrock IV, p.601 (Illustrated).
  • Camper and Nicholson
• Arum - Motor Ship - Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, p 598. (Illustrated).

• Bonecourt Surface Combustion Process (III), p 585.

• Canadian Railway Commissioners' Report, p.591

• Combined Punching, Angle-Cutting and Bending Machine - Francis Berry and Sons, p 591. (Illustrated).

• Cunard Liner Aquitania, p 587. (Illustrated).

• Early Locomotives in America, p600

• Editorial, p 595.
  • Clyde Control.
  • Developments in Naval Gunnery.
  • Combinations in the Steel Trade.
• Engineering Progress Abroad, p 590.

• Geared Cross-Channel Steamer for South America - Cammell, Laird and Co, p 602.

• John Wilkinson's Monument, p 592.

• Large Steel Works Mixer, p 591. (Illustrated).

• Launches and Trial Trips, p 601.
  • SS Ubier - William Gray and Co.
  • SS Van Hodendorp, Macclesfield and SS Mongara - Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson.
  • SS Pengreep- Irvine's Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co.
  • SS Gardenia - Armstrong Whitworth and Co.
  • SS Aragaz - Greenock and Grangemouth Dockyard Co.
  • SS Melita - J I Thornycroft and Co.

• Letters to the Editor, p 601.
  • Automatic Couplers for British Railways - T. A. Brockelbank.
  • Surface Combustion Temperatures - Alleyne Reynolds
• Obituary - Sir Joseph Wilson Swan, p 597.

• Oil Fuel for the Navy, p.600

• Power Transmission by Ropes, p 592.
  • Edwin Kenyon
• Railway Accidents During 1913, p 590.

• Royal Commission on Railways, p 592.

• River Training Wall at Rangoon, Construction of, p 583. (Illustrated).
  • Harvey Adamson.
  • George C. Buchanan
  • P. W. and C. S. Meik.
  • The late J. W. Bell (sic) - possibly J. R. Bell.
  • Dr Corthell
• Second Simplon Tunnel, p 592.

• Tests of Italian Gun Shields, p 602. (Illustrated).

• Use of Superheaters and Superheated Steam in Mercantile Steamers - Harry Gray, p 603.

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