The Engineer 1922/11/24

1922 November 24th PDF

• Contents, p 555.

Main Subjects

• 100-Ton Overhead Electric Travelling Crane, by the Vaughan Crane Co, p 554 and p 562. (Illustrated)

• British Empire Exhibition, 1924, p 548.

• Bulgarian Telegraph and Telephone Material Manufacturing Company, p 548.

• Cotton Opening, Mixing and Carding Machinery, by H. Wilkinson, Before the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 550. (Illustrated)

• Editorial, p 555.
  • Electric Locomotives.
  • Power Factor Correction.
• Improvement of Power Factor, read by Professor Miles Walker, Before the Institution of Electrical Engineers, p 561.
  • Lancashire Dynamo and Motor Co.
  • British Westinghouse.
  • Oerlikon.
  • Siemens-Schuckert.
  • General Electric Co.
• Improvers' Training School, Frederick Sutton and Evelyn Barron, p 556.
  • Harold Cox.
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Electric Locomotives, by Sir Vincent L. Raven, Dr. H. S. Hele Shaw, President, p 546.

• Japanese Copper Industry, p 559.

• Kathode Ray Oscillograph, Exhibited by Frank Gill, the President, at the Institution of Electrical Engineers, made by the Western-Electric Co, p 557. (Illustrated)

• Letters to the Editor, p 559.
  • Specialisation or Team Work.
  • The Turbo Compressor and Aviation, W. J. Stern.
  • Train Speeds of 90 Miles Per Hour.
• 1922 Marine and Small Craft Exhibition, p 558. (Illustrated)
  • Bruntons (Sudbury).
  • Reeds Patent Engine Co.
  • Hotchkiss Hydraulic Propeller Co.
  • Evinrude Motor Co.
  • Astles.
  • Langdon Engineering Works.
• Million-Volt Transformer, General Electric Co, p 557. (Illustrated)

• Motor Car shows, (No. IV), p 544. (Illustrated)
  • Wolseley.
  • Vauxhall.
• Over-Production in Japan, p 548.

• Radio Direction Finding, by R. L. Smith Rose and R. H. Barfield, Before the Institution of Electrical Engineers, p 562.
  • National Physical Laboratory.

• Railways and Engineering Works in Brazil, p 559.

• Seven Day Journal, Recovery of Elasticity in Overstrained Iron and Steel, Port of Tangier and other topics, p 549.

• Signalling by Wireless Telegraphy to Entombed Miners, p 551.

• Scholarships in Engineering, p 560.

• Some Recent Developments in Cross Channel Steamer Design, (No. II.), p 541.

• Torsional Oscillations and Marine Reduction Gearing, by A. T. Thorne and J. Calderwood, Before the North East coast of the Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, p 547. (Illustrated)
  • J. C. Arthur.
• Two Recent Clyde Launches, the Conte Verde, by William Beardmore and Co and the Franconia, by John Brown and Co, p 552.

• Ventilation of the Hudson River Vehicular Tunnel, p 542. (Illustrated)

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