The Engineer 1923/11/16

1923 November 16th PDF

• Contents, p 533.

Main Subjects

• American Lake and Coastwise Motor Ships, p 527.

• A New Engineering Society, p 527.
  • Norwich Engineering Society - A. E. Collins.
• A One-Man Punching Table, p 539. (Illustrated).
  • Rotterdam Dry Dock Co.
  • D. C. Endert.
• A Seven-Day Journal, p 521.
  • Aerial Defence.
  • The Weight and Speed of Ships.
  • Yarrow's Restarting - Yarrow and Co.
  • Home Grown Sugar - J. M. Scott.
  • The Control of Wealth.
  • A Wireless Transmission Experiment.
  • The U.S. Merchant Fleet.
  • Material for Gas Holders.
  • The Boilermakers' Dispute - Boilermakers' Society.
  • Railway Signalling Colours.
  • Railway Labour.
• A Small Flow Meter, p 540. (Illustrated).
  • Britannia Lathe and Oil Engine Co.
• Breaking Up Large Masses of Steel, p 530. (Illustrated).
  • Thompson and Co of Wigan
• Editorial, p 533 - p 534.
  • The New Naval Programme.
  • Cold-Brittleness.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 543.
  • 'Maloja' twin-screw passenger vessel by Harland and Wolff to the order of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co.
  • 'Corduff' steel screw steamer by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, to the order of Cory Collieries. Engines by George T. Grey and Co.
• Letters to the Editor, p 538.
  • 'The Piecework System.'
  • 'The Future of Engineering.'
• Our Mineral Statistics, p 534 - p 535.

• Presentation to Mr J. H. Narbeth, p 538.

• Radial Machine for Drilling Plates and Girders, p 540. (Illustrated).
  • William Asquith.
• Science and Industry in America, by Walter Rosenhain, (No. X), p 522 - p 524. (Illustrated).
  • National Physical Laboratory.
• Sixty Years Ago, p 530.

• The Motor Car Show at Olympia, (No. III), p 528 - p 529. (Illustrated).
  • Delco-Remy.
  • A. P. P. Tube.
  • Daimler.
  • BSA.
  • Ruston and Hornsby.
• The 1923 Wireless Exhibition, (No. II), p 524 - p 526. (Illustrated).
  • BTH.
  • Penton Engineeirng Co.
  • S. G. Brown and Co.
  • Radio Instruments.
  • Metropolitan-Vickers.
  • Igranic Electric Co.
• The History and Progress of Metallurgical Science, by Sir Robert Hadfield, p 536 - p 537. (Illustrated).
  • Sir Oliver Lodge - Institute of Metals.
  • Birmingham University.
  • Mr C. Grant Robertson.
• The Johore Causeway, p 537 - p 538. (Illustrated).

• The New Government Graving Dock at Esquimalt, British Columbia, p 530, and p 532. (Illustrated).
  • Yarrow and Co.
• The Origin of Petroleum, by E. H. Cunningham-Craig, before the Institution of Petroleum Technologists, p 530.

• The Russian Coal Industry, p 529 - p 530.

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