The Engineer 1922/09/15

1922 September 15th PDF

• Contents, p 275.

Main Subjects

• Chinese Engineering Notes, p 264.

• Editorial, p 275.
  • The Cruising Endurance of Submarines.
  • Economic Basis of Wages.

• Gennevilliers Electric power Station, (No. II.), p 267 and p 270 - p 272. (Illustrated)

• Iron and Steel Institute, (No. II.), Flow of Steel at Red Heat, by T. H. S. Dickenson, p 265.
  • The Manufacture and Treatment of High-Speed Steel, by H. K. Ogilvie, Read by G. C. Lloyd.
  • Volume Changes in Steel, by L. Aitchison and G. R. Woodvine.
  • Magnetic Properties of Heat-Treated Carbon Steels, by E. D. Campbell and E. R. Johnson.
  • A Brinell Machine Attachement, by E. D. Campbell.
• Meuse Lock on the Meuse-Waal Canal, (No. II.), by Dr. L. R. Wentholt, p 261. (Illustrated)
  • John M. Henderson and Co.
  • Ransome Machinery Co.
• Nations' Food Exhibition, p
  • Hobart Manufacturing Co.
  • Stavers and Stavers.
  • Joseph Baker, Sons and Perkins.
  • Rose Brothers.
  • Southall and Smith.
  • Chambon.
• North Eastern Railway Express Passenger Electric Locomotive, by Sir Vincent Raven, Engineer, p 274 and p 280. (Illustrated)

• Scientific and Industrial Research, (No. I.), p 268.

• Seven Day Journal, The Circuit of Britain Air Race, Disinfecting Liners and other Topics, p 269.

• The Story of the Ship, by Sir Westcott Abell, Before the British Association, p 272.

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