The Engineer 1897/01/15

1897 January 15th PDF

Main Subjects

• Contents, p 63.

• Absence of a Standard in Battleship Design, p 54.

• American Machine Tools, p 59 and 62. (Illustrated).
  • Newton Machine Tool Works.
• Ancient Pompeiian Boilers - By W. T. Bonner, p 55.

• Carbide of Calcium and Acetylene, p 51 and 53. (Illustrated).
  • J. B. Lewes - Chemist.
• Carroll Boiler Water Purifier, p 55. (Illustrated).

• Comparative Cost of English and American Boilers - George I. Rockwood, p 54.

• Death - George Enoch Hodgkinson, p 63.

• Dredging at Natal, p 52.

• Editorial, p 63.
  • New Method of Manufacturing Steam - A. John Durston.
  • Fresh Ability - Joseph Nasmith.
  • Shipbuilding in France.
  • Shipments of Yorkshire Coal From the Humber Ports in 1896.
    • Denaby Main Colliery Co
    • West Riding Steamship Co.
    • Whitwood Coal Co.
  • Revival in the Engineering Trades.
• Electrical Industry, p 69.
  • Albert K. Rollit.
  • E. Hamer Carbutt.
• Electric Motors on the Brooklyn Bridge, p 72.

• HMS Terrible, p 56.

• Institution of Civil Engineers - Superheated Steam Engine Trials, p 60.
  • John Wolfe Barry.
  • William Ripper.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 72.
  • SS Garmoyle built by Caledon Shipbuilding and Engineering Co for Clyde Shipping Co.
  • SS Scott lengthened by Harland and Wolff.
  • SS Augusta Victoria lengthened for Hamburg-American Steamship Co.
• Letters to the Editor, p 61.
  • Alfred Marson - Atmospheric Engine and Humphrey Potter.
  • Alfred Richard Sennett - Self-Propelled Traffic.
  • Clement E. Stretton - An Old Locomotive.
• Manchester Association of Engineers, p 71.
  • Joseph Nasmith.
• Modern Japan - Industrial and Scientific, IV, Japanese and Workmanship, p 51.

• New Battleships, p 65.
  • HMS Goliath - John Penn and Sons.
  • HMS Canopus - Scott and Co.
• Rack Rail Locomotives, Damascus Railway, p 58. (Illustrated).

• Report on the Petroleum Industry in Roumani - Galatz, p 70.

• Rimmington Anti-Friction Gear Wheel, p 71.

• Sewerage of Blankenberghe, concluded from p 34, p 66, 67, 68 and 69. (Illustrated).

• Storage of Energy in Motor Cars, p 60.

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