The Engineer 1917/05/04
From Graces Guide
1917 May 04th PDF
- Contents, p 403.
Main Subjects
- A High-Speed Tool Steel Patent Action, p 412.
- A New System of Pumping From Deep Wells, p 409.
- A Visit to The British Westinghouse Works, p 406. (Illustrated).
- Apprentices, p 400.
- April, p 393 - p 394.
- America Joins The Allies.
- A Further War Bonus for Railwaymen.
- Supply of Agricultural Machinery.
- The New York Connecting Line.
- The Training of Engineers.
- Electric Supply and Wayleaves.
- Co-Operation in The Machine Tool Trade.
- Aeronautical Activity.
- Events at Sea.
- Foreign Languages.
- The Watford New Electric Train Service.
- Cycloid-Weir Water Meter, p 408.
- Kennicott Co.
- Editorial, p 403.
- Financing Industry and Trade.
- Standardisation.
- Letters to the Editor, p 400.
- Human Efficiency by Frank B. Gilbreth.
- Salaries in The Ministry of Shipping.
- The Metric System, by F. J. Lassen.
- Seasoned Castings by W. Worby Beaumont.
- Torpedo-Proof Ships.
- Lubrication of Steam Turbines, No V, by T. C. Thomsen, p 394 - p 395.
- Obituary, p 405.
- Random Reflections, p 404 - p 405.
- Specialisation.
- Submarines and Secrecy.
- Work for All.
- Machine Tools.
- Indian Railways.
- Royal Institution, p 400.
- Railway Material for South America, p 408 - p 409.
- Some Parts of a 15,000 H. P. Electric Rolling Mill Equipment, p 402. (Illustrated).
- The Association of Minor Railways, by Holman F. Stephens, p 413.
- The National Shortage of Iron Ore Supplies, p 399 - p 400.
- The Production and Industrial Employment of Vegetable Oils, No X, p 395 - p 399. (Illustrated).
- The Standardisation of Engineering Materials, by Sir John Wolfe Barry, p 406 - p 408.
- The Training of Disabled Sailors and Soldiers for Electrical Sub-Station Work, p 399.
See Also
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