The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1926 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

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A ABERDEEN. Water Supply Works for. 5 15, 554

Allen. William Henry (Portrait), 281

/Mme da—see Blue Star

American Train-ferry Steamer, George H.

Walker, 576. 613

Antwerp, Dock Extensions at. 139. 144

Antwerp, Port of. Monsieur K. Bollengier, 20

Armstrong Construction Company, Ltd., Airship Shed, Karachi, 684, 685, 690

Augustin Normand, Chantiers et Ateliers, Latvian Submarine Spidola, 417

Austin Six-cylinder 23-5 H.P. Motor Car Chassis, 462

Aveling and Porter. Ltd., Crude Oil-burning and Quick-reverse Tandem Steam Road Rollers, 44. 45

Avery, W. and T., Ltd., 1250-Ton Testing Machine, 114, 115; (Letter), 331 (Two-page Supplement. July 30th. 1926)

Avonside Engineering Company, Ltd., Two Recently Constructed Locomotives, 399

B BABCOCK, and Wilcox, Ltd., High-pressure Pipe Joints at Langer brugge, 152

Balham Station, 302, 303

Baltimore and Ohio Railway 300-Ton Passenger Locomotive, E. C. Poultney, 698

Barking, Explosion of Valve Chest at, 44 6, 452

Barnes, Herbert, Entropy and Probability, 516, 544

Bcardmoro “ Cyclone ” Aircraft Engine, Six-cylindcr 950 B.H.P., 695

Beckton Gasworks. Coal-handling Plant at, 69

Beiliss and Morcom, Ltd.. 600 B.H.P. Heavy Oil

Engine, 532

Beiliss and Morcom. Ltd.. Triple-expansion Pass-out Steam Engine, 250, 257

Berlin Meetings, Papers on Shipbuilding, 603 ; Recent Turbine Practice and its Application to Ship Propulsion, Professor Dr. E. A. Craft, 603

Boyer, Peacock and Co., Ltd., Surface Grinding Machine for Tool-room Work, 342

Blackstono-Gwynne Fen Drainage Plant. 99

Blackstone’s Mowing Machine. 43

Blanchard Vertical Surface Grinder, 16

Blue Star Liner Almcda, Camincll Laird and Co., Ltd., 710. 711

Bodmin and Bridgwater Wireless Beam Stations, Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Company, Ltd., 476

Bollengier, Monsieur K., Port of Antwerp. 20

Borsig-Schmidt High-pressure Boiler and Steam | Engine. 204, 205

Bosch High-pressure Locomotive Lubricator. | 180

Bradford Boiler Blow-down Tank Accident, 142

Brazilian Scout Cruiser Bahia, Reconditioned, , 112

British Power Railway Signal Company, Ltd., Power Signal Boxes at Cambridge Railway Station, 643

Brotherhood, Peter, Ltd.. Electrically Driven Air Compressor, 111

Brown Instrument Company. Electrically | Operated Flow Meter, 504

CAMBRIDGE Instrument Company, Ltd., Galvanometer for Direct and Alternating-current Measurements, 152

Cambridge Station, * Re-signalling of, 642 ; (Correction), 689

Cammell Laird and Co., Ltd., Blue Star Liner Almeda, 710, 711

Charing Cross Electricity Company’s Soho-square Sub-station, 424

Cheadle Heath, New Works, Henry Simon, Ltd., 524, 528

Cockburna' Valves for King George V. Steamer, Safety, Regulating and Manoeuvring Valves. 328, 329 '

Cockerill, John, Decapod Locomotive for Poland, 398

Cooper Roller Bearings Company, Friction Clutch. 257

Corrie, J. B., and Co., Machine for Renovating Foundry Sand. 420

Crockatt’s Salt Detector, 329, 330

Crossley Brothers, Ltd.. 5-Ton, 2ft. Gauge Locomotive. Small Horizontal 2 B.H.P. Oil Engine, 10-Ton Agricultural Trustor, 60, 61, 152

Crossley Cold-starting Igniter for Oil Engines, 61. 152

Crossley Six-cylinder 18 50 H.P. Motor Car Engine and Chassis, 461. 462

D DAIMLER 12-Cylinder Saloon Car, 439 Dannemora, Falun—see Sweden

Dawson, Sir Philip, and Professor S. Parker Smith, Main Line Railway Electrification, 570, 598, 626

U.S.A., North-Eastern States :

A. —New York Central Railroad, 570

B. —Now York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, 598

C. —Pennsylvania Railroad (New York Terminus), 626

D. —Pennsylvania Railroad (Philadelphia Terminus), 627

E. — Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 627

F. Grand Trunk Railway (St. Clair Tunnel), 627

G. —Michigan Central Railroad (Detroit River Tunnel), 627

H. —Boston and Maine Railroad (Hoosac Tunnel), 627

J.—Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad,

Dean, Smith and Grace, Ltd., Combination Turret Lathe, 96

Dutch Gunboats, Flores and Socmba, for the East Indies, 478

E EAST Ferry Road Engineering Company, Ltd.’ Hydraulic-electric Coil Hoists at CarditL 385 Eindhoven, Research Laboratory of the Philips Lump Company, 324, 325

Electric Control Ltd., Automatic Control Gear at Southampton Docks, 188. 198, 214, 224

Electric Control, Ltd., Equipment for a Bascule Bridge, 480

F FAIRL1E-PERKINS Super-pressure Locomotive, 580

Fay, J. A., and Egan Company, Roof-stick Bending Machine, 672

Fiegehen, E. G., Structural Design of Electric

Traveller Crabs, 178

Foster, Win., and Co., Ltd.. 4ft. 6in. Thrashing and Finishing Machine, 60

Fowler, John, and Co. (Leeds), Ltd.. Four-shaft Turning Discor, 43

Fowler, John, and Co. (Leeds), Ltd., 6-7-Ton

Steam Wagon, 631

Fowler's Circular Slide Rulo Calculator, 206

French Destroyers, Two New, 84. 92 ; Simoun,

French Destroyer. 84, 92 ; Tigre, Running her Full Power Trial, 84. 92

Fuel Research Board Tents on Low-temperature

Carbonisation Plant, 604

G GALE High-speed Indicator. 332, 333

Garrett, Richard, and Sons, Ltd., Semi-stationary Steam Engine, 411

Garrett, Richard, and Sons, Ltd., Six-wheel

Steam Lorry, 150

Gasified Fuel, Ltd., Burning Gasified Coal. 256, 257

German Rotor Ship Barbara, 422

Gilman, F., Ltd., Two New Scaling Tools, 370

Grice, VVm., and Sons, Workshop Heater, 18 Guy, H. L., Economic Value of Increased Steam

Pressure, 533, 534, 561

H HAM. Baker and Co., Ltd.. Ismuilia Type Tidal Flap Valve. 724

Hathorn. Davey and Co., Ltd., “ Helivane ” Pump, 59

Hathorn. Davey and Co.. Ltd., Pumping Machinery at Walton-on-Thames, 168, 109, 118, 134, 160. 161, 172. 173

Hilger, Adam. Ltd., Automatic Precision Screw-cutting Lathe, 669, 670

H.M. Destroyer Ambuscade. 369

H.M. Submarine Oberon. 359

Howard, J. and F., Ltd., Contractors’ Petrol Locomotive. 8

Howard, J. and F., Ltd., Portable Potato Digger. 43

I IMPERIA Motor Car Valves and Valve Gear, 462

Indian Irrigation, Lloyd Dams, 660

Ingersoll-Rand Company, Ltd., Oil Engine

Driven Air Compressor, 333

Inglis, A. and J., Ltd.. Motor Train Ferry, Dolores de Urquiza, 477

Invercannie, Filter Beds and Storage Reservoirs at. 546. 554

Ismailia Type Tidal Flap Valve, Ham, Baker and Co., Ltd.. 724

KARACHI Airship Shed, Armstrong Construction Company. Ltd., 684, 685, 690

Keadby Drawbridge, L. and N.E. Railway, 188

Kent, C. G., Timbering of Trenches. Shafts and Tunnels, 67, 81 (Two-payc Supplement, July 23rd, 1926)

Killcrmont Bridge, Glasgow, W. L. Scott, 144, 448. 449

Ki ng George V., High-pressure Turbine Steamer, 270, 296, 297, 328 (Two-pugc Supplement, September \llh, 1926)

Klinger Patents, Ltd., Piston Type Steam Valve, 442

Klinger, Richard. Ltd., High-pressure Water Gauge Glass, 232

Kotaro Honda, Comparison of Static and Dynamic Tensile and Notched-bar Tests, 275, 309

Kristofer Polhem, John G. A. Rhodin. 668

Krupps, Fried., Two-stroke Double-acting Marine Oil Engine, 550

L LANCHESTER 23 H.P. Six-cylindor Motor Car Engine, 461

Latvian Minesweeper I manta, Launch uf, Augustin Normand, 316

Latvian Submarine Spidola, Augustin Nor mand, 417

Lo Havre, 200-Ton Floating Crane for the Port of. Werf Gusto, Firn.a A. F. Smuldcrs, 308. 315

Lea Torsion Test Machine, 32

JvcedH Engineering and Hydraulic Company.

Ltd., Locomotive Hoists for South Africa. 618

Leyden University, Physical Laboratory at, Plant for Production of Liquid Air. 324

Liquid Hydrogen, 325 ; and Liquid Helium, 324

Largo Electro-magnet, 324, 325

Lidkopings Mekaniska Vorkatads Aktiebolag, Hydraulically Loaded Cam Milling Machine, 388

Lister and Co., Ltd.. Milk Clarifier Bowl Plates, 16 H.P. Paraffin Engine, 59

Lodge Plugs, Ltd., New Type of Heatin Plug, 646

London Electric Railways, Extensions, 85, 176, 266, 278, 301

Luabo Cane Sugar Factory, 352, 378, 390 (Two page Supplement, October !#(. 1926)

M McLAREN. J. and H.» Turning Type Cultivator. 631

Marconi Company's Wircle.-s Beam Stations at Bodmin and Bridgwater, 476

Marshal I. Sons and Co., Ltd.. 12 H.P. Oil Engine. 42 ; 8-Ton Compound Steam Roller, 44. 45 ; Flax Scutcher, 45

Marshall. Sons and Co., Ltd., 8-1 on Portable Asphalt Plant. 46

Mather and Platt Pumps at Southampton Docks, 240

Mercier, Colonel E.. 60,000-Volt Underground Network of the Union d* Electricity, 686, 692

Merritt, Henry E.. The Assembly of Planetary Gears, 312

Merry weather and Sons, Ltd., Oil Fuel Apparatus for Steam Boilers, 62

Metropolitan Gas Company. Melbourne,

1.000,000 Cubic Feet Electrically Welded Gasholder, 586

Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company, Equipment for Soho-square Sub-station, 424 Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company,

Ltd., Overspeed Test House, 761, 722

Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company,

Phase Advancer, 7 1

Metropolitan Water Board, New Filtration Plant at Walton-on-Thames, 108, 109. 118

Midglev and Sutcliffe, Ltd., All-geared Radial Drilling Machine, 122

Mirrlees-Watson Company, Ltd., Building and Equipment of Luabo (’ano Sugar Factory, Luabo, 352 (Two-page Supplement, October l.W, 1926)

Moffatt Railway Tunnel, U.S.A., 2, 12, 28, 54, 64, 127 ; (Letter), 36

Morden Extension of the City and South London Railway, 176, 266, 278

Morris 11 -9 H.P. and 14-28 H.P. Saloon Cars, 461

Mumford. A. G.. Ltd., 120 B.H.P. High-speed Oil Engine, Fuel Pump and Fuel Valve, 614

Mumford. A. G., Ltd., 3in. Conical Rotary Pump, 17

N NARROW’S Power Plant of the Virginian Railway Company, 336, 340, 356

National Gas Engine Company, Ltd., 132 B.H.P.

Twin-cylinder Oil Engine, 42

National Radio Exhibition at Olympia, 282

“ Nelson " Class Express Passenger Engine, 413 New Zealand, Laying a Telephone Cable Between North and South Island, 604. 610

o OUGREE-MAR1HAYE Steel Works, Rein-forced Concrete Silos at, 633, 654, 664 (Two-page Supplement, December 11 th, 1926)

p PARK ICR-J ACKMAN Recording Torsion

meter. 645

Parr, S. W., and F. G. Straub, Cause and Prevention of Embrittlement in Boiler Plate. 496

Parsons Murine Steam Company, Ltd., Propelling Machinery of the High-pressure Turbine Steamer King George V., 270, 296, 297 (Two-page Supplement, September llth, 1926) Patent Gear Hardening Company, 661, 662 Pels, Henry, and Co., Shearing Machine for 8in.

Billets. 124, 125

Petty, Thomas, Connecting-rod Forks. 312

Pickles. John T., Tree Felling Band Saw, 19 Polhern’a Water-driven Mining Hoist, 668 Porthouse, William, Levels of the Great Lakes of North America, 218

Posadas, Argentine, Waterworks for the City of. 411

P.I.V. Gear Syndicate, Continuously Variable, Chain-driven, Change-speed Gear, 220

Poultney, E. C., Baltimore and Ohio Railway

300-Ton Passenger Locomotive, 608

R RANSOME, A., and Co., Ltd., 2oin. High-speed

Log Frame, 344

Rhodin, John G. A., Kristofer Polhem, 068

Rhodin, John G. A., Mining and Metallurgy in

Sweden. 130, IBS

Roman Roads, 141

Rosenhain, Dr. W., Scientific and Industrial

Research in Holland, 324

Kotokautuku Bridge Over the River Waiapu, New Zealand, 18

Royal Agricultural Society’s Show at. Reading,

42, 58. 89

Rugby, Aerial Tuning Inductance at, 723

Russian State Railways. Lomonossoff Geared

Diesel Locomotive. 34. 38

Ruston and Hornsby. Ltd., 5 B.H.P. Paraffin

Engine, 42, 43 ; (Correction), 02

Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd., Shale Planer, 694

SCAPA Flow Salvage Operations, 358, 362

Sentinel Waggon Works, Ltd., Double-geared Steam Tractor. 45

Sheffield, Saw Doctors' School of Instruction, 418, 421

Sheffield Steel Products. Ltd., Templeborough File Manufacturing Works. 578. 582, 606, 629, 638

Hess Typo Filo Cutt ing Machines, GOG. 607 Shard low File Cutting Machines, 606, 607

Sheffield, University of, The Coming-of-ago of. 32

Short Brothers, Ltd., 14-Seator All-metal (206

Sieinens-Scluickert. Ltd., Self-priming Centrifugal Pump, 179

Simon, Henry, Ltd., Now Works at Cheadle Heath. 524, 528

Smith, Barker and Willson, Ltd., Heavy Gap Bed Lathe, 148

Smith. John (Portrait), 90

Smithfield Club Show, 631

Soloviov, Professor P., Oil Shales as Industrial Fuel. 394

Southampton Docks, Now Electrical Equipment at, 188. 198, 214, 224, 240

Southern Railway, Four-cylinder Simple Express Passenger Engine, 413, 558, 559 ; (Letter), 451 (Two-page Supplement, November IM, 1926)

Sukkur Barrage Irrigation Project, 1920, F. W.

Woods, 680

Sulzer 1500 lb. Steam Boiler, 706

Sunbeam Six-cylinder 16 H.P. Motor Car, Chassis, and Power Unit, 460

“ Sunflower ” Instrument in Moffatt Tunnel, 56

Swan, A. W., Some Notos on Engineering Photography, 434

Sweden, Mining and Metallurgy in, John G. A. Rhodin, 136, 168

Swift, George, and Sons, Ltd., Motor-driven (Sap Bed Lathe, 286

TALBOT 14 45 H.P. Six-cylinder Car. 442

Tampa. American Motor Ship. First Voyage of, 720

Tasmanian Government Railways, Power Bogie and Chassis of Petrol Rail Coach, 230, 231

Taylor’s Strainmeter, 7

Tomplcborough—see Sheffield Steel Products

u UN ION-CASTLE Liner Carnarvon Castle, Engines of the, 100

V VICKERS Ltd.. Aerial Mapping Camera, 522, 551

Vickers-Pettcrs, Ltd.. 600 B.H.P. Two-cycle Marine Oil Engine, 414

Virginia Railway Company, Narrows Plant of the, 336, 340, 356

Voith, J. M. 7500 H.P. Propeller Typo Water Turbine, 254, 255

w WALKER. J. W.. Manufacture of Files at Templeborough Works, Sheffield, 578, 582, 606. 629,638

Wallis and Stecvens, Ltd., 8-Ton Steam Roller, 44

Walton-on-Thames New Filtration Plant, 108, 109. 118. 134, 160. 161. 172, 173; (Letters), 196, 285

Weir, G. and J.. Ltd., Largo Regenerative Surface Condensing Plant, 500, 506

Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Company’s Coal Shipping Machine or Car Dumper at Toledo, 469, 470, 472

Werf Gusto, Firma A. F. Smulders, 200-Ton Floating Crane for the Port of Jxi Havre, 308, 315

Wolseley Six-cylinder 16 45 H.P. Car. 441

Woods, F. W., The Sukkur Barrage Irrigation Project, 1920. 680

Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation, Motor Ship Tampa with Double-acting Two-cycle Engine, 720, 721

YARROW Water-tube Boiler, 550 lb. Pressure, 296. 298

Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Company, 6-Ton Steam Wagon, Transmission Gear Casing and Engine. 01

J^ubjerta.

A AERIAL Mapping Camera, Vickers Ltd., 522, 551

Aerial Tuning Inductance at Rugby, 723

Air Compressor, Electrically Driven, Peter Brotherhood, Ltd., Ill

Air Compressor, Oil Engine Driven, Ingersoll-Rand Company, Ltd., 333

Airship Shed, Karachi, Armstrong Construction

Company, Ltd.. 684. 685, 090

Artificial Drying of Crops, 368

Asphalt Plant. 8-Ton Portable, Marshall. Sons and Co., Ltd., 46

B BAND Saw. Tree-felling, John T. Pickles, 19

Barrage Irrigation Project, The Sukkur, 1920,

F. W. Woods, 680

Barrage, Sukkur, E. S. Bcllasis, 202

Bascule Bridge. Electric Equipment for.

Electric Control, Ltd., 480

Bending Machine—sec Roofstick

Blow-down Tank, Boiler, Accident, 142

Blowers and Fan in Moffatt Tunnel, 55

Boiler Firing with Gasified Coal, Gasified Fuel, Ltd., 256, 257

Boiler Installation for King George V. Steamer, 296, 298 ; and Valves for. 328

Boiler Plate Embrittlement sec Cause and Prevention

Boiler, 1500 1b. Steam, High-pressure Drum and Steam Collector, Water Tubes, &c., Sulzer Brothers, 706, 708

Bridge, Killermont, Glasgow, W. L. Scott, 444, 448, 449

Bridge, Rotokautuku. over the River Waiapu, New Zealand, 18

c CAMERA, Aerial Mapping, Vickers Ltd.. 522 551

Cane Sugar Factory, Luabo, Portuguese East Africa, 352. 378, 390

Battery of Centrifugals, Cano Unloaders, Milling Plant, Vacuum Pans, 352, 353, 378

Double-furnace Sulphur Oven, 378

Juice Heaters. First and Second Sets, 378, 390

Liming and Sulphuring Tanks, 378, 390

Open Heater or Juice Eliminator, 378

Cast Iron Pipe Sockets—sec Pipe

Cause and Prevention of Embrittlement of

Boiler Plate, S. W. Parr and F. G. Straub. 497

Circular Slide Rule, Harold Fowler, 206

Coal-handling Plant at Beckton Gasworks, 69

Coal-shipping Plant at Toledo on the Ohio

Central Railroad, 469, 470, 472

Coal Silos—see Silos

Coil Hoists—see Hydraulic

Comparison of Static and Dynamic Tensile and Notched Bar Tests, Kotaro Honda, 275, 309

Condensing Plant, Large Regenerative Surface,

G. and J. Weir, Ltd., 500, 506

Connecting-rod Forks, Thomas Petty, 312

Corrugated Rails. Monsieur Fremont, 692 Crabs—see Electrical Matters

Cracking of a Concrete Road, 247 ; (Letter),285

Crane, 200-Ton Floating, for Port, of Lo Havre, Werf Gusto. Firma. A. F. Smolders, 308, 315

Cultivator, Turning Type, J. and H. McLaren, 631

D DAMS. Lloyd, and Bhandarduru, for Irrigation in the Bombay Deccan, 660

Discer, Four-shaft Turning, John Fowler and Co. (Leeds). Ltd., 43

Dock Extensions at Antwerp, 139. 144

Docks, Southampton, Electrical Equipment at,

188, 198. 214, 224, 240

Double-acting Two cycle Engine of the Motor

Ship Tampa, Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation. 721

Drawbridge at Keadby, L. and N.E. Railway, 488

Drilling Machines—see Machine Tools

E ECONOMIC Value of Increased Steam Pressure, H. L. Guy, 533, 534, 561

ELECTRICAL MATTERS : Electric Locomotives—sec Locomotives

Electric Railways—see Railways

Electric Control Equipment for a Bascule Bridge, 480

Flow Meter. Electrically Operated. Brown Instrument Company, 504

Gasholder, 1,000,000 Cubic Feet Electrically Welded, Metropolitan Gas Company. Melbourne, 586

Models and Analogies for Demonstrating Electrical Principles, 167, 194, 228, 242, 273, 299, 339, 354. 380, 408, 447, 464, 503, 518, 548, 574, 602, 628, 655

Narrows Power Station for Virginian Railway, 336, 340

ELECTRICAL MATTERS (cantinned) :

Phase Advancer, Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company, 71

Power House at East Portal, Moffatt Tunnel, 55

Rotary Converters, Three 1000-K.W., in

Pumping Station, 188, 190

Soho-square Sub-station, 424

Southampton Docks, Now Electrical Equipment at. 188, 198, 214, 224, 240

Structural Design of Electric Traveller Crabs,

E. G. Fiegehen, 178

Transmission Line Crossing Fosse-road, 141

Turbo-generator Sot 70,000 K.W., 604 60,000-Volt Underground Network of the

Union 4'Electricit6, Colonel E. Mercier, 686, 692

ELECTRO - MAGNET, Large, at Leyden

Physical Laboratory, 324, 325

ENGINES AND MOTORS : Cold-starting Igniter for Oil Engines, Crossley Brothers, Ltd., 61, 152

“ Cyclone ” Aircraft Engine, Six-cylinder 950 B.H.P., William Beard more and Co.; Ltd., 695

Heavy Oil Engine, 600 B.H.P., Beiliss and

Morcom, Ltd.. 532

King George V. Turbine Steamer, Arrange-rnent of Engine Room, 290—sec also Propelling Machinery

Oil Engine, 120 B.H.P. High-speed, Fuel

Pump and Fuel Valve, A. G. Mumford, Ltd., 614

Oil Engine, 12 H.P., Marshall, Sons and Co., Ltd.. 42

Oil Engine Driven Air Compressor, rngnrsoll-Rand. 333

Oil Engine. Small Horizontal 2 B.H.P., Crossley Brothers. Ltd., 60

Paraffin Engine, 16 H.P., Lister and Co.. Ltd., 59

Paraffin Engine, 5 B.H.P., Ruston and Hornsby. Ltd., 42, 43 ; (Correction), 62

Pass-out Steam Engine. Triple-expansion, Beiliss and Morcom, Ltd., 250. 257

140 B.H.P. “ Semi - stationary ” Steam

Engine, Richard Garrett and Sons, Ltd., II I

Twin-cylinder Oil Engine, 132 B.H.P., National Gas Engine Company. Ltd., 42

Two-cycle, 600 B.H.P. Marino Oil Engine, Vickors-Pctters, Ltd., 414

Two-stroke Double-acting Marino Oil Engine.

Fried. Krupp, 550

Union Castle Liner Carnarvon Castle, Engineroom Platform, 100

ENGINEERING Photography. Some Notes on,

A. W. Swan. 434

Entropy and Probability, Herbert Barnes, 516, 544

Escalators on the Morden Extension *re Railways : London Electric Railways, 303

Motor Car Show. 439. 460

Royal Agricultural Society’s Show at Reading, 42, 58, 89

Smithfield Club Show. 631

Wireless Exhibition, 282

F FACTORY—see Cane Sugar

Ferries—nee Ships

Files, Manufacture of, at Templeborough Works. Sheffield Steel Products, Ltd., 578, 582. 606, 607, 608, 629, 638

File Annealing Furnace, 579

File Cutting Machines, Shardlow Hess Type, 606, 607

Filo Cutting Shop, 582

File Marking Machine, 608

Filter Beds and Storage Reservoirs at Inver-cannie, 546, 554

Filtration Plant. New, at Wai ton-on-Thames, 108, 109, 118, 134, 160, 161, 172, 173; (Letters), 196, 285

Flax Scutcher, Marshall, Sons and Co., Ltd., 45

Floating Crane—see Crane

Flow Meter—see Electrical Matters

Foundry Sand, Machine for Renovating, I. B.

Corrie and Co., 426

Friction Clutch, Cooper Roller Bearings Company, 257

Furnace, Smelting, Early Swedish. 137

Furnace, Soloviev, for Burning Oil Shales, 394

G GALVANOMETER for Direct and Alternating-current Measurements, Cambridge Instrument Company, Ltd., 152

Gasholder—sec Electrical Matters

Gear, Continuously Variable, Chain-driven, Change-speed, P.I.V. Gear Syndicate, 220

Gear Teeth, Surface-hardened, Patent Gear

Hardening Company, 661, 662

Grinders—sec Machine Tools ; also “ Saw Doctor ”

Grinding Machine with File Blanks, Grinding Machines, General View, 579, 582

Gunboats—see Ships

H HARDNESS Testing, 692

Heater, A Workshop. Wm. Grice and Sons, 18

Heating Plug, New Type of. Lodge Plugs, Ltd. 646

Hinge, Continuous Concrete, for Bridge, 449

Hoists, Locomotive, for South Africa, Loedi Engineering and Hydraulic Company, Ltd. 618

Hydraulic-electric Coil Hoists, New, at Cardiff East Ferry-road Engineering Company, Ltd. 385

Hydraulic Installation, Pumping Station an< Pumps at Southampton Docks, Mather an< Platt, Ltd., 240 ; sec also Pumps, Southamp ton

IGNITER—see Engines

Indicator, High-speed, C. H. Gale, 332, 333

Inductance Design for High-power Radio Transmitters, Dr. R. V. Hansford and Mr.

H. Faulkner, 723

L LABORATORY, Physical, at Leyden University, Plant for Liquefaction of Helium, 324 Laboratory, Research, at Eindhoven, Phillips Lamp Company, 324, 325

Lathes—see Machine Tools

Levels of the Great Lakes of North America, William Porthouse, 218

Loading Gauges, Comparison of, Sir Seymour

B. Tritton, 396

LOCOMOTIVES : Baltimore and Ohio Railway, 300-Ton Passenger Locomotive, E. C. Poultney, 698 Bosch High-pressure Locomotive Lubricator * 180

Contractors’ Petrol Locomotive, J. and F. Howard, 8

Decapod Locomotive, John Cockerill, 398

Electric Locomotives for Main Lines in the United States : 570. 599. 626

Now York Central R.R., Electric Locomotives, 573

New York, New Haven and Hartford R.R. Electric Locomotives, 599

Pennsylvania R.R. Electric Locomotives, 626

Baltimore and Ohio R.R. Electric Locomotives, 626

Michigan Central R.R. Electric Locomotives, 626

Boston and Maine R.R. Electric Locomotives, 626

Detroit, Toledo and Ironton R.R. Electric Locomotives, 626

Experimental Locomotives, 627

FAIR LIE-PERKINS Super Pressure Locomotive, 580

Four-cylinder Simple Passenger Express Engine Lord Nelson, Southern Railway, 413, 558, 559 ; (Letters), 451. 577, 605 {Two-page Supplement, November 19f h, 1926)

“ Harvey Combe ” from Simin's “ Public Works of Great Britain,” 330

Locomotive, 5-Ton, 2ft. Gauge, with 30 H.P. Paraffin Engine, Crossley Brothers, Ltd., 60. 61

Lomonossoff Geared Diesel Locomotive, Russian State Railways, 34, 38

Tank Engine for a Cordite Factory. Avonside Engineering Company, Ltd., 399

Tank Engine for Swansea Docks. Avonside Engineering Company, Ltd., 399

LOG Frames. 20in. High-speed, A. Ransome and Co., Ltd., 344

Lorry, Six-wheel Steam. Richard Garrett and Sons, Ltd., 150

Low-temperature Carbonisation Plant. Fuel Research Board's Tests, 604

M MACHINE TOOLS : AII-geared Radial Drilling Machine, Midgley and Sutclifto, Ltd., 122

Automatic High Precision Screw-cutting Lathe, Adam Hilger, Ltd., 669, 670

Bending Machine, Roof Stick, J. A. Fay and Egan Company (Buck and Hickrnan), 472 Cam Milling Machine. Hydraulically Loaded, Lidkopings Aktiebolag, 388

Grinder, Vertical Surface, Motor-driven, Blanchard Machine Company, 16

Heavy Gap Bed Engine Lathe, Smith, Barker and Willson, Ltd., 148

Lathe, Combination Turret , Dean. Smith and Grace, Ltd., 96

Motor-driven Gap Bed Lathe, George Swift and Sons. Ltd., 286

Shearing Machine for 8in. Billets. Henry Pels and Co., 124, 125

Surface Grinding Machine, Vertical Spindle, Beyer, Peacock and Co., Ltd., 342

MANUFACTURE of Files—see Files

MAPS : Groat Lakes of North America, 219

Indus at Sukkur. 681

Moffat Tunnel, 2—see also Railways

New York Central R.R., Electrified Section, 570

Now York Electrified Railways, 570

Now’ York, New Haven and Hartford R.R., Electrified Section, 598

North-Eastern States, Electrified Railways 627

Sind, Map of, 680

Sukkur Barrage. 202

Sukkur, The Indus at, 681

Swedish Mining Belt, Portion of ” Central,” 136

MILK Clarifier, Bowl Plates for, Lister and Co., Ltd., 59

M mesweeper—see Ships

Mining Hoist, Water-driven, Polhern's. 668

Mining and Metallurgy in Sw’eden, John G. A.

Rhodin, 136, 168

Models—see also Electrical Matters

MOTOR CARS ; Austin Six-cylinder 23’5 H.P., Motor Car Chassis, 462

Crossley Six-cylinder 18-50 H.P. Motor Car Engine and Chassis, 461, 462

Daimler Twelve-cylinder Saloon Car, Power-assisted Four-wheel Brake System, Pneumatic Brake Cylinder, Brake Mechanism, ” Double-six ” Engine, Magnetos, Distributor and Pump Drives, 439, 440

MOTOR CARS (continued) :

Imperia Motor Car Valves and Valve Gear, 462

Lanchester Six-cylinder 23 H.P. Motor Car Engine, 461

Morris Saloon Cars, 11-9 H.P. and 14-28 H.P., 461

Sunbeam Six-cylinder 16 H.P. Car, Chassis, Power Unit, 460

Talbot 14—45 H.P. Six-cylinder Car Chassis, 442

Wolseley Six-cylinder 16-45 H.P. Car.

Chassis, Engine and Gear-box, 441, 442

MOTOR Ferries—see Ships

Mowing Machine, Blackstone, 43

N NAVVY—see Pneumatic

o OIL and Coal Silos—see Silos

Oil Engines—see Engines

Oil Fuel Apparatus for Steam Boilers, Merryweather and Sons, Ltd., 62

Oil Shales as Industrial Fuel, Professor P.

Soloviev, 394

Old Hydraulic Ram, 671

Omnibus, Fourteen-seater All-metal, Short

Brothers, Ltd., 206

Overspeed Test House, Metropolitan-Vickers

Electrical Company, Ltd., 716, 722

p PETROL Rail Coach for Tasmania, Chassis and Power Bogie, 230, 231

Photographs, Photographic Instruction, Engineering, A. W. Swan, 434

Pipe Joints, High-pressure, at Langerbrugge, Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd., 152

Pipe Sockets, Cast Iron, Stresses in, 366

Planetary Gears, Assembly of, Henry E. Merritt, 312

Pneumatic Power Navvy, with Jib and Air Hoist Cylinder, 29

Port of Antwerp, Monsieur K. Bollengier, 20

Portrait, William Henry Allen, 281 •

Portrait, John Smith, 90

Potato Digger, Portable, J. and F. Howard.

Ltd.. 43

Power Hammers and Tools. 578

Power Signal Boxes at Cambridge Railway Station, British Power Railway Signal Company, Ltd., 643

Propelling Machinery for the High-pressure Turbine Steamer King George V., 270, 296, 297, 328 (TwO’page Supplement, September 17th, 1926)

Pulverised Fuel Equipment, Narrows Power Station, 336, 341

PUMPS . Bilge and Circulating Pump Unit for Marine Oil Engine, 414, 415

Boiler Feed Pumps, Air Pumps. Condensate and Circulating Pumps, for Surface Condenser, Drysdale and Co., Ltd.. 507

Burnt Fen Pumping Station, 99 ; (Letter), 112

Electrically Driven Hydraulic Pumps, 116

“Elmo” Self-priming Centrifugal Pump, Siemens-Schuckert, Ltd., 179

“ Helivane ” Pump, Hathorn, Davey and Co., Ltd., 59

PUMPS (continued) :

High-speed Centrifugal Duplex Turbine Pump, 163

Southampton Docks, Pumping Equipment, 188, 198, 214. 224, 240

Three-inch Conical Rotary Pump, A. G. Mumford. Ltd., 17

Walton-on-Thames Pumping Station and Equipment. 108. 109, 111. 118, 134, 160, 161, 172, 173; (Letters). 196, 285

R RAIL Joints, Wear Plate for. 179

Rails, Corrugated, Monsieur Fremont, 692

RAILWAYS : London Electric Railways: Extensions, 85, 176. 266, 278, 301

Charing Cross and Kennington, 85

Morden Extension of the Citv and South London Railway, 176, 266, 278, 301

Railway Main Line Electrification : Sir Philip Dawson and Professor S. Parker Smith, 570, 598, 626

U.S.A., North-Eastern States :

A. —New York Central Railroad, 570

B. —New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad, 598

C. —Pennsylvania Railroad (Newport Terminus), 626

D. —Pennsylvania Railroad (Philadelphia Terminus), 627

E. —Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 627

F. —Grand Trunk Railway (St. Clair Tunnel), 627

G. —Michigan Central Railroad (Detroit River Tunnel). 627

H. —Boston and Maine Railroad (Hoosal Tunnel), 627

J.—Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad, 627

Rail Coach. Petrol, for Tasmanian Government Railways, Chassis and Power Bogie, 230. 231

Railway Tunnel, Moffatt, near Denver, U.S.A., 2, 12, 28, 54, 64, 127 ; (Letter), 36

Railway, Virginia, Narrows Power Station and Plant:

Blower for Air Supply to Burners, Pulverised Fuel Exhauster and Pulverising Mill, Screw Conveyors and Motor Drive, 336, 340

Step-up Station. 440-Volt Auxiliary Power Bus and Oil Circuit Breakers, 356, 357

REGENERATIVE Surface Condensing Plant, Large, G. and J. Weir, Ltd., 500, 506

Reinforced Concrete Silos—see Silos

Re-signalling of Cambridge Station, 642 ;

(Correction), 689

Road Concrete, Cracking of. 247 ; (Letter), 285 Road Rollers, Quick-reverse Tandem Steam,

Crude Oil-burning, Avoling and Porter, Ltd., 44. 45

Roads, Roman, 141

Roller, 8-Ton Compound Steam, Marshall, Sons and Co., Ltd., 45

Roller. 8-Ton Steam, Wallis and Steevens, 44

Roof-stick Bending Machine, J. A. Fay and Egan Company (Buck and Hickman), 672

Roof, Support, Arch, Timbering, &c., of Moffatt Tunnel, 54, 64

Rotary Excavator, Markham and Co., Ltd., 177

s SALT Detector, Crockatt's 329, 330 Salvage—see Ships

Saw—see Band Saw

Saw Doctors’ School of Instruction, Sheffield. 418. 421

Scaling Tools. Two New. F. Gilman, Ltd., 370

Scientific and Industrial Research in Holland, Dr. W. Rosenhain, 324

Shale Planer, Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd., 694

Shales—see Oil

Shearing Machines—nee Machine Tools

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS General: German Battle-cruiser Hindenburg, 358, 362

Salvage Operations, The Scapa Flow, 358. 362

British Navy : H.M. Destroyer Ambuscade, 369

H.M. Submarine Oberon, Launch of, 359

Foreign Navies ; Brazilian Scout Cruiser Bahia, Reconditioned, 112

Dutch Gunboats Flores and Soemba. for the East Indies, 478

French Destroyers, Two New, The Simoun and the Tigre, 84, 92

Latvian Minesweeper Imanta, Launch of the, Augustin Normand, 316

Latvian Submarine Spidola, Augustin Normand, 417

Miscellaneous Vessels: Blue Star Liner Almeda, Cammell Laird and Co.. Ltd., 710, 711

High-pressure Turbine Steamer King George V., 270, 296, 297, 328 {Two-page Supplement, September 11th 1926)

Motor Ship Tampa, First Voyage, Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation, 720, 721

Motor Train Ferry Dolores de Urquiza, A. and J. Inglis, Ltd., 477

Paddle-wheel Train Ferry Steamer George H. Walker, 576, 613

Rotor Ship Barbara, German, 422 (Letters), 425, 495, 523

SHOCK Recording Instrument, 692

Shows—see Exhibitions

Signalling—see Power ; also Re-signalling

Silos, Reinforced Concrete, at the Ougrde-

Marihaye Steel Works, 633, 654, 664 {Two-page Supplement, December 11th, 1926) Sixty-Atmosphere Steam Plant, 204 Spring Testing Machine, 32

Steam Engines—see Engines ; also Locomotives

Steam Pressure—see Economic Value

Steam Valves—see Valve

Strainmeter, Taylor’s, 7

Sugar—see Cane

TELEPHONE Cable, Laying a, Between N. and S. Islands, New Zealand, 604, 610

Templeborough—see Sheffield Steel Products

Test House—see Overspeed

Test Machine, Spring-loaded Creep, 32

Testing Machine, 1250-Ton, W. and T. Avery, Ltd., 114, 115; (Letter), 331 {Two-page Supplement, July 30M, 1926)

Thrashing and Finishing Machine, 4ft. 6in., Wm. Foster and Co., Ltd., 60

Tidal—see Valve

Timbering of Trenches, Shafts and Tunnels,

C. G. Kent, 67, 81 {Two-page Supplement, July 23rd, 1926)

Torsion Test Machine, Lea, 32

Torsionmeter, Recording, New Design of, Parker-Jackman, 645

Tractor, 10-Ton Agricultural, Crossley Brothers, Ltd., 60

Tractor, Double-geared Steam, Sentinel Waggon Works, Ltd., 45

Train Ferries—see Ships

Tree-felling Band Saw, John T. Pickles, 19

Tunnel, Moffatt Railway, Near Denver, U.S.A., 2, 12, 28, 54, 64, 127 ‘

Tunnels, Iron and Cut-and-Cover, Morden Extension Railway, 266. 278 ; Escalator and Pilot Tunnels, 301, 303. 305

Turbine Practice, Recent, and its Application to Ship Propulsion, Professor Dr. E. A. Craft, 603

Turbine Pumps—aee Pumps, Walton-on-Thames

Turbine, Water, 7500 H.P., J. M. Voith, 254, 255

Turbines for the Steamer King George V.—see Propelling Machinery

V VALVE Chest Explosion at Barking, 446, 452

Valve, Piston Type Steam, Klinger Patents, Ltd., 442

Valves, Safety, Regulating, and Manoeuvring, for King George V. Steamer, Cockburns, Ltd., 328, 329

w WAGON, 6-7-Ton Steam, John Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd., 631

Wagon, 6-Ton Steam, with Transmission Gear Casing and Engine, Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Company, 61

Water Filtration, New Plant at Walton-on-Thames, 108, 109. 118, 134, 160, 161, 172, 173; (Letters), 196, 285

Water Gauge Glass, High-pressure, Richard Klinger, Ltd., 232

Water Supply Works for Aberdeen, 545, 554

Water Turbine—see, Turbine

Water Wheel Worked by the Sea. 590

Waterworks for the City of Posadas, 410

Wear Plate for Rail Joints, 179

Wireless Bearn Stations at Bodmin and Bridgwater, 476

Wireless Exhibits at the National Radio Exhibition, Olympia, 282

Woodworking Shop—see Works at Cheadle Heath. 524

Works, New, at Cheadle Heath, Henry Simon, Ltd., 524, 528

Works, Ternpleborough File Manufacturing, Sheffield Steel Products, Ltd., 578, 582, 606, 629, 638

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