The Engineer 1917/03/09

1917 March 09th PDF

• Contents, p 225.

Main Subjects

• Acquisition of Patent Rights, p 236.

• Atmosperic Engine at Ashton-Under Lyne, Newcomen Engine, p 219. (Illustrated)

• British Built Tank Locomotives for the Paris-Orleans Railway, North British Locomotive Co, p 224 and p 229. (Illustrated)

• British Patent Specifications, p 235.

• Control of Aluminium Scrap and Swarf in the United Kingdom, p 231.

• Editorial, p 225.
  • The Chemical Engineer.
  • The Canal Problem.
  • Automatic Train Control.
  • Random Reflections: Dedications; Charing Cross Bridge; Electric Drivers; Apprentices; Metric Measures.
• Illuminated Chart Table, Kelvin, Bottomley and Baird, p 222. (Illustrated)

• Letters to the Editor, p 230.
  • Stimulated Management.
  • Condensers.
  • Pyrmont Bridge, H. R. White.
  • Power Forging of Chain Cables, Brown, Lenox and Co.
  • British v. American Sugar Machinery, Guy Wyatt.
  • Protection against Submarines, W. A. Woodward.
• Locomotives of the United Kingdom, by E. L. Ahrons, p 216. (Illustrated)

• Main Drainage System of London, by George William Humphreys, before the Institution of Civil Engineers, p 235.

• Obituary, James Forrest, Sir Benjamin Chapman Browne, Robert Percival Porter, p 220.

• Production and Industrial Employment of Vegetable Oils, (No. V.), p 213. (Illustrated)
  • Rose, Downs and Thompson.
  • Robert Middleton and Co.
• Provincial Letters, p 231.
• Railway Collisions at Wigan and Kirtlebridge, London and North Western Railway, Caledonian Railway, p 229.
• Scottish Shale Oil Industry, (No. I.), p 221.
  • Youngs Paraffin Light and Mineral Oil Co.
  • Broxburn Oil Co.
  • Pumpherston Oil Co.
  • Oakbank Oil Co.
• Training and Work of the Chemical Engineer, by Sir George Beilby, before the Faraday Society, p 219 and p 227.

• Vacuum Brake Improvements, Vacuum Brake Co, p 228. (Illustrated)
  • Gresham and Craven.
• What Industry Owes to Science, (No. IX.) Refractory Materials, p 217.
  • British Plate Glass Co.
  • Professor Herbert Jackson.

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