The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1927 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

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A ABELL, Professor T. B.. Stability of Floating Prismatic Bodie*, 149

Aberdeen Water Supply. Old and Neu Reser-voirsat Invercannic, 21 (Supplement, January llh, 1927)

Avera, Elder Dempster Motor Liner, 8, 9

“ Aero ” A. G., New Process of Combustion for High-speed Heavy Oil Engines, 632

A.D.C. Aircraft, Ltd., “Cirrus’* Mark 11.

75 80 H.P. Engine, 35 ; “ Nimbus,*’ 300- 330 H.P. Six-cylinder Engine, 35

Alcantara, R.M. Liner, Harland and Wolff, Ltd., 210, 21 I

Alexander, Dr. F. W., Models for Demonstrating Electrical Principles. 517

Allen-Liveraidge. Ltd., Acetylene Breakdown Equipment, B.I.F. Supplement, vii

Allen, W. H.. Sons and Co., Ltd.. Balancing Gear, for a Four-cylinder 250 B.ll.P. Oil Engine, 692

Allen, IV. H., Sons and Co., Ltd., Bore-hole Pump. Model of, B.I.F. Supplement, vi, vii

Alineda, Blue Star Steam Passenger Liner, t'ammell Laird and Co., Ltd., 22. 378, 379 {Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

American Great Northern Railway Electrification. 107

Anglo-French Submarine Telephone (’able, Siemens Brothers and Co., 336

Armstrong, Sir W. G., Whitworth Aircraft. Ltd., “ Siskin “ 111. a. Single-seater Fighter, 37 ; “ Argosy ” Twenty-seater Three-

engined Air Liner, 36, 37

Ashdown, A. J., Heteropt ic Shutter. 82

Ashwell and Nesbit, Ltd., “ Runwell ” Rotary Pump. 694

Atkins, E. A., Drawing Steel Wire. 557

Avery, W. and T.. Ltd.. Dynamic Balancing Machine, 265

Avro “ Avenger " Single-seater Scout. 35

B BABCOCK and Wilcox. Ltd.. Win h Equipment at Cardington, 288. 300

Bailey, Alex. D.. High Steam Pressure and Temperature at Crawford -avenue Station, 635

Baird Televisor, 27

Baldwin-Westinghouse Single-phase Electric Locomotive, Great Northern Railway, America, 107

Barbara, Rotor Ship, 11. 12

Bartley Reservoir. 182. 186

Bauer-War h Turbine Reciprocating Engine, 24

Baulino, Colonel Carlo, Continuous Fuel Indicator, 157

Beedes and St. Olave*. Suing Bridges Over the River Waveney. 176, 177

Belli.se and Morcom, Ltd., Multi-jet Condenser Set, B.I.F. Supplement, vi

Berwick Bridge Over the Tweed 8 i Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Birmingham Water Supply, Bartley Reservoir. 182. 186

Blackburn Aeroplane and Motor Company. Ltd., “Sprat” Two-seater All-purpose “ Training Machine. 37 ; ” Iris Triple-engined Reconnaimaneo Flying Boat. 36, 37

Blackstone and Co., Ltd., 4) H.P. Air Compressor, 217 ; (Correction), 267

Blackstone and Co., Ltd., Vertical Oil Engine.

Exhaust Valve Gear, B.I.F. Supplement, v

Blue Star—*ee AI med a

Bodmin Wireless Beam Transmit tmg Station.

Machinery Hall. 26 (Supplement. January 1th, 1927)

Bolton, Thomas, and Sons, Ltd . Large High-conductivity Copper Cant mgs. 611

Brighton—see Millars' Machinery Co.. Lid.

Brinjee and Goodwin Three-roller Mill, Helical

Driving Gear, Spring Adjusting Gear, Ac., 438

Krixtol “ Badminton ” Single-water Racing Machine, 35. 36 : Bristol “ Berkeley ’’ Day Bomber. 34 ; Briatol “ Boarhound ” Two-neater Military Machine, 34

Brituah Electric Transformer Company, Three-pliaae 1 ran*/ormer. 266

Bnii-h Indu«tnc« Fair, 217, 236. 264

British Thomson-Houston Company, Ltd., Direct-current Controller with Pivoted Contact Finger, also Unbreakable Resistance, 236, 237

British Thomson-Houston Company. Ltd.. U Typo Motors, Alternating and Direct-Current, Squirrel-cage and Slip-ring, Squirrel cage Rotor, Brush Gear, &e., 266, 277

Buckton, Joshua, and Co.. Ltd., Martin Balance Machine, Planing Machine, Testing Machines, B.l.F. Supplement, i, ii

Buenos Aires Great Southern Railway. Six-coupled Three-cylinder Engine, Vulcan Foundry Company, Ltd., 7

Bunau-Varilla System of Water Sterilisation, 234

Burrator Dam, Removing Masonry Prior to Raising, 52

Buxton, Safety in Mines Research Station, Near, 651, 652

c CAMBRIDGE Instrument Company. Combined Indicating and Recording Set, 41 ; Dissolved Oxygen Apparatus, 14 ; Schering Galvanometer. 13 ; Surface Pyrometer. 41

Cammen, Leon, Centrifugal Casting of Bare, 574

Canadian-Pacific Liner Empress of Australia. Reconditioned. 649, 658

Canning, W., and Co., Ltd., Automatic Electroplating Machine, 264, 265

Cardington Airship Shed and Mooring Tower. 230, 242, 258, 270. 288. 300 ; (Addendum), 586

Carlisle, Willow Holme Electric Power Station at, 573, 578

Carnarvon Castle. Motor Passenger Liner, Harland and Wolff. Ltd., 8. 9 (Supplement, January 1th. 1027)

Caversham Bridge Over the Thame*. 7 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Central Argentine Railway. Eight-coupled Cross-compound Engine, Beyer, Peacock and Co.. Ltd.. 6. 7

Chatwin, Thomas, Ltd.. Automatic Screwing Machine, B.l.F. Supplement, v

Clan Macnnughton. Improvised Stern Frame. 22

Clayton and Shuttleworth, Ltd., 50 B.H.P.

Cold starting Heavy Oil Engine, Fuel Pump and Governor. 80

Clayton Wagons, Ltd., Light Steam Locomotive, 381

Cook. Professor G.. Determination of the Efficiency of an Exhaust Gas Boiler, 403

Coursey, Philip R.» and If. Andrews, Battery Eliminators, 412

Cowdray, Viscount (Portrait), 499

Crossley Brothers. Ltd., Hopper-cooled Oil Engine, 137

Cross ley-Premier Oil Engine for Pumping Plant at Epsom Waterworks, 569

Croat h waite Engineering and Furnace Company, Ltd.. Self-cleaning Grate and Sprinkler Stoker. B.l.F. Supplement, vi

D DALBY. Professor W. E.. Energy Diagrams an I Comparative Result*. Marino Oil Engine Trial*. 406. 420. 421

Danish Motor Train Ferry Korsur. 610

Davidson and Co., Ltd.. Largo Mine Fan for Durban Navigation Collieries, 518

Davies, C. E.« Coilore for Cold Strip Rolling Mills. 92. 123

Delaware River Suspension Bridge. U.S.A., 202. 214, 231.304, 305. 318. 345

Dunoulin. Maurice. Modern Steam Engine and Internal Combustion Motors, 402, 430, 472, 486. 518

Deptford Power Station, Extensions at. 598. 604

Deutz 1000 B.H.P. Marine Oil Engine. 528. 54 4, 545

Dewrance, Sir John, Bronco Founding, 274

Dolores de Urquiza, Motor Train Ferry, A. and

J. Inglis, Ltd.. 9 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Dominia, Cable-laying Steamer, Swan. Hunter and Wigham Richardson. Ltd.. 22

Doxford Four-cylinder Opposed-piston Airless-injeetkm Oil Engine, 10, 11

Drysdale and Co.. Ltd., Submersible Pumps for Mersey Tunnel Works. 386

Du ns heath, Percy, 33,O00-Volt fables with Met al-sheathed Cores, 99, 100

E EGCZON Hydro-electric Station and Dam on the River (’reuse, 64. 66, 76

Electricars, Ltd.. Elevating Platform Truck, 267

Eleclroflo Meters. Ltd., Motor-driven CO, Recorder, 239

Electromotors, Ltd.. Motors for Operating Centrifugal Pumps for Mersey Channel Works, 586

Ellison, George, Cubicle Switchgear, 532

Elverson Oscilloscope, 72

Enghaveplads Automatic Sub-station in Copenhagen, 584

English Electric Company, Back-pressure Turbine, Coupled to Alternator, anil Governor Gear, Machine Nozzle for Turbine, Rotor for Turbine, 16. 56

Epsom Waterworks. Oil Engine-Driven Pumping Plant at. 569

Esuuimalt, Dry Dock at. 39 (Supplement, January 7th, 1927)

Eyles, A., Some Notos on Soldering and Welding Aluminium. 121

Eynshatn, Beet Sugar Factory at, 431, 142

F FENTON, Murray and Jackson, Benin Engine Built in 1838. 351

Ferranti, Ltd., High - volt age Outdoor Transformers, 496, 503

Forrester, R. Desmond, Quarrying Operations in a South American Mme, 594

Foster Instrument Company, Sparking Plug Pyrometer, 42

Foster, Win., and Co.. Ltd.. Mechanical Tea

Garden Cultivator. 468

Four-wheel Drive Lorry Company. Ltd..

Tractor for Launching Life-boats, 531

Fowler, John and Co. (Leeds), Ltd., Powerful

Steam Cultivating Machinery for Italy, 581

Fowler, John, and Co. (l^eeds), Ltd., Small

Narrow-gauge Locomotive. 7

Fox. Sir Francis (Portrait). 49

French Cruiser Duguay-Trouin. 3 (Supplement, January 7th, 1927)

GALLETTIS Radio Beam Transmitter, H. Tinsley and Co.. 12

General Electric Company, Drawing -oilice Lighting. 205

General Electric Company. “ D.B. Minor ’’ Double-pole Switch, 239

General Electric Company’s Photo-electric Lamp Rating Machine and Arrangement, 40

G.E.C. Tungsten Wire Level. 40, 41

Gibbs, John, ami Son, Ltd., Adjustable Cabin Ventilating Fitting. 422

Girardot Railway, Colombia, Kit son Meyer Locomotive for, 360 (Tuwpage Supplement, April Is/. 1927)

Gladstone Dock—eee Liverpool

Gloster Aircraft Company. Ltd., “ Gambet Single-seater Deck-landing Scout. 33, 37

Gough, H. J.. Fatigue Cracks and Frai tures in Armco Iron. Mild Stool, Aluminium. Ac.. 474. 475, 476

Great Western Railway, New Tender for “Castle” ('lass Engines. I. 5

Grimsby and Skegness Wireless Beam Stations 323

Guillet, Professor A . Vibrating wire Strobo-acopo, 73

H HACKBRIDGE Elert rit Construction Company, Tapping Switch. 238

Handley-Page, Ltd.. "Hamlet'* Five-«eater Monoplane. ” Hendon ” Slotted-wing Torpedo Carrier, 16, 19 (Supplement, January Uh. 1927)

Hardy and Pad more, Ltd., Gravel Washer and Screeuer, 478

Harland and Wolff. Ltd.. Royal Mail Liner Alcantara. 310, 211

Hartley, V. L., Mechanical Vibration Filters, 624 ’

Harvey. William. The Continuous Nature of Decay in Dams. 568

Hawker Engineering Company. Ltd., “ Dane, cock” Single-seater Fighter. 29; ‘Horn bill” 650 H.P. Single-seater Fighter, 16, 21 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Hawthorn, R. and W., Leslie and Co., Ltd., Werkapoor Indicator Gear. 209

Heenan and Fronde, Ltd.. Electric Dynamometer, 265

Helvetic, Paddle-wheel Steamer, 676

Herbert, Edward G., Work-hardening Properties of Metals. 138. 156. 180

Hoywood and Portcus, Ltd., Anglo Bender. B.I.F. Supplement, iv

Highlield Electrical Company, Ltd., Electrical Control Gear of Milling Machine. 353, 354

Hind and Lund, Ltd.. Paint-making Machinery, Ball Mill, Laboratory Ball Mill, 519. 520

Hindley, E. S., 75 B.H.P. Steam Engine for Export. 335

Holden and Brooke. Ltd.. Ton-stage Centrifugal Feed Pump, 532; (Paragraph), 566

Holden and Hunt, Chain Bending and Chain Welding Machines, Fin Stripper. Testing and Calibrating Machine, B.l.F. Supplement, lii

Holl ingu and Guest. Ltd., Hand Bundling Press. 264 ; B.I.F. Supplement, iv

Horstod Keynes Pumping Station. 98, 102

I IGRANIC Electric Company's Seven-valve Wireless Receiver, 7 I

Institution of Electrical Engineers, Summer Meeting, Visits. 654. 680. 686

Italy. Powerful Steam Cultivating Machinery for. 581

JAPANESE Cruiser Furutaka. 3 (Supplement.

January llh, 1927)

Japanese Mine-lax ing Submarine, 3 (Supple meat, January 1th, 1927)

Johnson and Phillips. Ltd., l^argo Electric Armouring Machine, 552. 560

Jones, Burton and Co., Ltd.. Crank Pm Turning and Grinding Machine 110

Jones, George, Ltd.. Simple Form of Winder, 92

KEADBY. Railway Drawbridge at. 7 (Suppl,-, meni, January 1th, 1927)

Kenmal. Sir Jamm (Portrait). 154

Kershaw, John B. <*.. World\ Future Supph* • of Liquid Fuels. 241. 261. 292. 316. 341

King George V., High-pressure Geared Turbine Clvde Steamer, 22 (Supplement, January 1th. 1927)

Kitson Clark, Lieut.-Colonel E.. Internal Com bustion Locomotives, 410. 415, 416, 4 45, 446, 447

Kittson anil Co., Ltd., Kit.son Meyer Lhudio live for Gi rardot Railway, Colombia, 360 (Two'paqt Supplement, Ipril 1 1927)

Krupp. Fried.. 50-Cycle Single-plm <• Loconto tive, 43. 14

Jyuhne, Captain C H., De\ »dopmeiit of Media nical Vehicles for Load -carry ing Duty in the Army. 306, 332

L LANGERBRVGGE Power Station Fwrtdne fur, 95. 96

Lea Marshes Viaduct, 7 (Supplrment, Januarij 1th, 1927)

Lea, Professor F. C., and Mr. F. Hoywood, Failure of Some Steel Wires Under Repeated Torsional Stresses, &<•., 487

Leeds Forge Company, Ltd., Pullman Cars for the Continent, 136

Leipzig Fair, 263, 296, 320

“Little-Jack** Engineering Company, Ltd..

Chain Pulling Jack, 694

Liverpool, Gladstone Dock Extensions, 372, 373, 384

Liverpool Refrigeration Company, Ltd., Refrigerating Machinery Equipment for the Almeda, 378, 379, 380

Ljungstrom Turbine Locomotive, Beyer, Peacock and Co., Ltd., 3 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Llandaft Castle, Union Castle Liner, 22

Lindon, Midland and Scottish Railway', Mixed Traffic Engine, 4 (Supplement, January llh, 1927)

London and North-Eastern Railway, New Standard 0 6-0 Goods Engine, 5 ; Reid-MacLeod Steam Turbine Engine, 4. 6 ; Dynamometer Records of Train with Engine Fitted with Booster, 5, 6

L >rraino Wood Carboniser, 488, 489 ; Giorla Automatic Carboniser, 488, 490

M

MARCHANT Brothers, Ltd., Five-roller Mil), Chain Driving Goar. 438. 439 ; Paint Mixer. 464 ; Paint Strainer, 464, 465

Marconi Company’s Photo-radiogram Transmitter and Photo radiogram Receiver, 25, 26

Marconi Typo R.g. 12 "Press” Wireless Receiver, 634

Marshall, Sons and Co.. Oil Engines and Governor Gear. B.I.F. Supplement, ii

Massey, B. and 8., Ltd.. "Clear Space ” Pneumatic Power Hammer, 666

Mawdsloy’s Ltd., Binary Electric Weldor, 238, Mayhew, Ramsay* and Co., Ltd., Coal Pulverising Machine, 249

Mellanby, Professor A. L., and Professor William Kerr, Use and Economy* of High-pressure Steam Plants, 94. 1<>7. 126, 166; (Erratum), 146 ; (Letter), 298

Mepotead and Co.. Rotary^ Pump. 440

Merry weather “Fire Suds” Foam Producer, 612

Morryweather and Sons, Ltd., Turbine Pump Motor Fire Engine, 638

Mersey Tunnel Works, Submersible Pumps for, Drysdale and Co., Ltd., 586

Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company, A.C. Starting Pane), Arc Welding Equipment, 236 ; Gate End Starting Box (Coal-cutter Protection), 236

Metropolitan - Vickers Electrical Company, Equipment of Enghavoplads Automatic Substation at Copenhagen, 584

Metropolitan - Vickers Electrical Company, Large Single-phase Transformers, 135

Metropolitan-Vickcrs Electrical Company, Voltage Regulating Equipment for Transrnisson Scheme of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Electric Supply Company, 556

Midland Railway of Western Australia, Eight -coupled Locomotive, Kitson and Co., Ltd.. 6, 7

Midland Saw and Tool Company, Ltd., Universal Wood-working Machine, 264

Midworth Distant Repeater, Evorshed and Vignolas, Ltd., 13

Millars* Machinery Company, Ltd., Road Metal Plant and Material at Brighton, 504

Morris Motors, Ltd., and Wm. Asquith, Ltd., Rotary Milling Machine for Motor Car Engine Works, 352, 356

N

NATIONAL Gas Engine Company, Ltd.,

31 B.H.P. Vertical Gas Engine, 217

Newcastle-upon-Tyne Transmission Scheme, 556

Niclausse Boiler for Heating Electric Railway-

Trains, 134

o OERLIKON Company, Loading Reactances for Large Generators, 694

Oerlikon Company, Switchgear Works. 404, 414

Oscilloscope Company's Oscilloscope, Gear-box and Cabinets, 72, 73

“ Osiso “ and its Modifications for Use as a

Phonoscope, Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company of America, 135

Otranto, Orient. Liner Steamship, Vickers Ltd., 22 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

p

PARIS-ORLEANS Railway, Steam Boiler Wagon. 134

Park Royal Engineering Company. Three-phase Oil Switch and Switchgear, 238, 239

Parker, Frederick. Ltd., Stone-crushing and Screening Plant, 549

Parsons, C. A., and Co., Ltd., High-pressure Alternator Windings, 4 3

Parsons, C. A., and Co., Ltd., 20,000-kW Turboalternator at the Schiedam Power Station at Rotterdam. 512, 524. 540 (Two-page Supplement, May \2th, 1927)

Parsons, C. A., and Co., Ltd., 12,000-kW Turboalternator, Cast Iron Casing for Turbo Air Compressor, Testing and Balancing House and Vacuum Drying Oven at Heaton Works, 654, 655

Parsons, Sir Charles A., Erosion of the Tubes of Surface Condensers, 387, 390, 39)

Paterson Engineering Company, Chloronome, 218

Pearn, Frank, and Co., Ltd., Water Lifter, B.I.F. Supplement, vii

Pels, Henry, Open-ended Shearing Machine for Reinforcing Rods, 280

“ Penzold ” Typo and “ Volta ” Type Electric Boilers, 278

Physical and Optical Societies' Exhibition, 12, 40, 71 -for Exhibits, nee Subjects Index, Scientific Instruments

Piccadilly'Circus. Railway and Urban Improvement at, 458. 492, 493

P.I.V. Gear Syndicate, Ltd.. Infinitely Variable

Gear-boxes. B.I.F. Supplement, viii

Plenty-Still Oil Engine. 10. II

Pneulec. Ltd., Sana Mixer, 266

Poplar Electric Generating Station, Turbogenerator, Pulverised Coal Plant. &c., 4116. 470

Potter. R. B., Pulverised Fuel, 362

Poultney, E. C., Tests of a 2 8 4 Type Locomotive, 620

Princes Bridge, Melbourne, Welded Repairs to, 419

Pulsometer Engineering Company, Ltd., Deep Well Turbine Pump, 222

Q QUEEN Mary Reservoir Conduit, Reinforcement and Collapsible “ Blawform ” Centering, 51

R RADIO Communication Company, l|-kW Continuous-wave Transmitter, 40, 41

Rapid Magnetting Company, Ltd., Bi-polar Lifting Magnet, B.I.F. Supplement, v. vi

Record Electrical Company, Ltd., Bridge Ohmmeter, 41

Reid-Macleod Turbine Locomotive, North British Locomotive Company, Ltd., 4, 6, 118. 130 ; (Letter). 181

Reyrolle, A., and Co., 400-AmpAre Switch. 236. 237

Reyrolle, A., and Co., Ltd., Testing Transformer, and Control Gallery, Extra-high Pressure Text Room and Testing Laboratory at Hebburn Works, 654, 655. 656

Rhodesian Railway Locomotive with Lentz Valves. North British Locomotive Company, Ltd., 6 (Supplemcnt. January 1th. 1927)

Richardsons, Westgarth Double-acting Engine.

8. 10

Robertson. W. II. A., and Co., Ltd., Geared Coders. 93. 123, 124

Robinson. T.. and Son. Ltd.. Two-spindle Dimension Sow Bench. B.I.F. Supplement, v

Rowland, B. R.. and Co., Ltd., Electrically Driven Double Dry-grinding Machines, 667

Rugby, Transatlantic Wireless Telephony Transmitter at, 26 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

s SI. OLAVES jfcc. Beccles

Schering Galvanometer, Cambridge Instrument Company, Ltd., 13

Schiess-Defries. Horizontal Boring Machine, for Turbine Cylinders, 297. 630. 635

Scunthorpe Gasworks, Lynin Static Gas Cooler and (’leaner, Ammonia Absorber, 477

Seacoinbe Ferry, Floating Roadway, 8, 38 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Seguin, Marc, and Facsimile Sketches, 1827 8.

J. G. H. Warren, 679

Shaw’s Water Company’s Works, Centenary, 688

Short Brothers All-Metal “ Calcutta ” Flying Boat, “ Mussel ” All-Metal Seaplane, Duralumin Propeller with Detachable Blades, 20 (Supplement, January 1th. 1927)

Siemens-Benson Critical Pressure Boiler, 690

Siemens Brothers and Co., Anglo-French Submarine Telephone Cable, 336

Silver Line Motor Cargo Ship Silverash, 9. I I (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Simon, Henry. Ltd., Pneumatic Coal and Ashconveying Plant, 160, 163-6

Smith. Sidney, and Blyth, Single-roll Paint Finishing Mill, 464

Soag Machine Tools, Ltd., New Sheet Edge Grinding Machine, 692

Soho - square Automatic Sub - station ami Rotaries, Metropolitan - Mekers Electrical Company. 25 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Somerset Quarry, Resuscitating a. 549

South America, Quarrying Operations in, R. D. Forrester, 594

South Australian Water Supplies, 596

Southern Railway, Express Passenger Engine. Lord Nelson, 3 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Spencer (Melksham), Ltd., Digyloador Machine, 393

St irk. John, and Sons. Ltd,, “ Hiloplano ” Planing Machine, 199, 191

Stokes, Sir Wilfrid (Portrait), 153

Stourport Electric Power Station. 626. 627. 663

Sulzer Brothers, Uniflow Marine' Engine with Oil-operated Valve Gear, 676

Sulzer Ton-cylinder Engine for the Christiaan Huygens. II, 12

Supermarinc Aviation Works. Ltd., “Southampton" Flying Boat, 19 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Swedish Railway Memorial Stone, 277

Swift, George, and Sons. Ltd., Locomotive Connecting-rod Drilling Machine, 106, 107

T TANGYES. Ltd., Experimental Hydraulic Press, 217

Taylor and Challen, Ltd., Flat-edge Trimming Machine, Press with Pneumatic Dio Cushion, Taylor and Challen, Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, v

Taylor, Godfred Midgloy (Portrait), 661

Telford, Bucket Dredger, Lobnitz and Co., Ltd., 23

Thornton ami Clevelevs’ Electricity Scheme. 608

Thyssen and Co., Manufacture of High-pressure Boiler Drums, 246

Torrance and Sons, Paint-mixing Mills, Tripleroller Mill, &c„ 38ft, 389, 41 ft, 464 ; Finishing Mill, 464 ; Gyrator Disc Mill. 519

Torrington Coiler for Rolling Mill. 123, 124, 125

Trafford Park Power Station, Coal and Ash-handling Plant, Henry Simon, Ltd., 166, 163-6

Treforest Power Station, Extensions to, 500

Tring Ford Pumping Station, Old Beam Engine at. 449 —see alio Letters to the Editor, Beam Engine

u UNDERFEED Stoker Company, H. Type Travelling Grate Stoker, 218

V VENNER SHOTTER Water Flow Meter. 73

Vickers “Vespa” Army Co-operation Two-neater Aeroplane. “ Vendace ’’ Two-roater Training Machine, 16. 21

Vickers-Wibault All-Metal Monoplane Single-seater Scout, 21 (Supplement, January 1th. 1927)

Visco Engineering Company. Ltd., Air Filter f< r Automobiles, 559

Vizagapatarn. Drag and Suction Dredger. Win.

Simons and Co., Ltd., 23

Vogelc. Joseph, Road-making Machine, 296

w WADKIN and Co., Saw. Cross-cutting and Trenching, Combined Disc and Bobbin Sander, Single-dimension Saw Bench, Combined Surfacing and Thicknessing Machine, &c.. 264. and B.I.F. Supplement, Tv

Walton, New Filtration Plant at, for the Metropolitan Water Board, 24 (Supplement, January 1th. 1927)

Warren, J. G. H., Centenary of the First Railway in France, 679

Wavoncy nee Becclos

Wcrkspoor Indicator Gear. R. and W. Hawthorn. Leslie and Co., Ltd., 209

Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company of America. The “ Osiso “ and its Modifications, &c., 135

West land Aircraft Works, Ltd., The Hill “ Pterodactyl *’ or Tailless Aeroplane, 21 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Weston Electrical Instrument Company, Pin Jack Voltmeter, 42

Wharton, C. J., Economic Production of Steam by Electricity, 278

Whitdhead Iron and Steel Company. Screw Device for Withdrawing Cone, 94

Wilson-Bhandadara Dam. Bombay, 317, 32ft Wingrove and Rogers, Ltd., Electric Truck.

237, 238

Woods, F. W., A New Hydraulic Formula. 646 Woolwich Electricity Station, New Circulating Water System at. 150

Wroughton, Transatlantic Wireless Telephony Receiving Hut at, 26 (Suppltmint, January 1th, 1927)

z ZBIROWER ■ EISENWEKKE Max Hopfen-gartner A.G., Combination Machine Tool, 583

Zwicky Fuel Pump and Equipment at Cardington Airahip Shed, 290

Subjects.

ACETYLENE Breakdown Equipment. Allen-Liversedge, Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, vii

AERONAUTICS : See also Miscellaneous Index. Annual Articles Aircraft Engines—see also Engines

Some Aeroplanes of 1926, 16, 34 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Airship Shed, Reconstructed, and Mooring Tower, at Cardington. 230. 242 258, 270. 288. 300 ; (Addendum). 580

Armstrong, Sir W. G., Whitworth Aircraft. Ltd., “ Siskin “III. a Single-seater Fighter. 37 ; “ Argosy ” Three-engined Air Liner. 36. 37

Avro “ Avenger ” Single-seater Scout, 35

Blackburn Aeroplane and Motor Company, Ltd., “ Iris ” Triple-engined Reconnaissance Flying Boat, 36, 37 ; “ Sprat ’’ All-

purpose ” Training Machine, 37

Bristol “ Badminton ” Single-seater Racing Machine, 35, 36 ; “ Berkeley " Day

Bomber, 34 : “ Boarhound ’* Two-seater Military Machine, 34

Gloster Aircraft Company, Ltd., “ Gambet ’’ Single-Heater Deck landing Scout, 36. 37

Handley Page “ Hamlet ” Five-seater Monoplane, 19 (Supplement. January 1th, 1927)

Handley Page “ Hendon ’’ Slotted-wing Torpedo Carrier, 16, 19

Hawker Engineering Company, Ltd.. “ Danecock ” Single-seater Fighter, 20 (Supplement. January 1th. 1927)

Hawker 650 H.P. “ Hornbill “ Single-seater Fighter, 16. 21

Short Brothers All-metal “ Calcutta ” Flying Boat, 20

Short Brothers Duralumin Propeller with Detachable Blades. 20

Short Brothers “ Mussel ” All-metal Seaplane, 20 (Supplement, January 1th. 1927)

AERONAUTICS (continued):

Superrnarine Aviation Works, Ltd., *' Southampton ” Flying Boat, 19 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

The Hill ” Pterodactyl ” or Tailless Aeroplane. West land Aircraft Works. Ltd., 21 (Supplement. January 1th, 1927)

Vickers Ltd., “ Vendace ” Two-seater Training Machine. 16. 21

Vickers ” Vespa ” Army Co operation Two-seater Aeroplane. 16, 21

Vickers-Wibault All-metal Monoplane Single-neater Scout, 21 (Supplement. January 1th, 1927)

AIR Compressor, 4| H.P., Blackstone and Co., Ltd., 217 ; (Correction). 267

Air Filter for Automobile Engines, Visco Engineering Company, Ltd., 559

Aluminium, Soldering and Welding, Practical Notes on, A. Eyles, 121

Angle Bender, Heywood and Portcus, Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, iv

Armouring Machine—see Electrical Matters

Automatic Electro plating Machine, W. Canning and Co., Ltd., 264, 265

B

BALANCING Gear—see Engines

Balancing Machine. “ Martin,” Joshua Buckton and Co., Ltd.. B.I.F. Supplement, i, ii

Bar (’anting Machine. Centrifugal, 574

Beet Sugar, New Method of Making. 431, 442

Boiler for Birmingham, Pulverised Fuel, 363

Boiler Drums, High-pressure Welded, Manufac

ture of, Thyssen and Co.. 246, 247, 248

Boiler, Exhaust Gas, and Engine, Arrangement, 403

Boiler, Experimental Critical Pressure, Siemens-Benson, 69<»

Boiler, “ Volta *’ Type Electric ; Boiler, ” Ponzold ” Type Electric, 278

Boiler, Woodeson, Firing with Powdered Fuel.

Clarke, Chapman and Co., Ltd., 681, 682

Boiler—see also Steam

Boring Machines—see Machine Tools

Bridges—sec also Railways

Bridge Over the Thames at Caversham, 7 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Bridge Over the Tweed at Berwick, 8 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Bridges, Swing, at Beccles and St. Olaves, also Turning Gear, <fcc.» 176, 177

Princes Bridge, Melbourne, Welded Repairs to, 419

Suspension Bridge Over the River Delaware,

U.S.A., 202. 214, 231, 304, 305. 318. 345

Bronze Founding, Sir John Dewrance, 274

c (’ABIN Ventilating Fitting, Adjustable, John Gibbs and Son, Ltd., 422

Cables—sec Electrical Matters

Carbonisers, Lorraine Wood and Giorla Automatic, 488, 490

Cast Iron Casing for Turbo Air Compressor, C. A. Parsons and Co.. Ltd., 654

Centenary of Shaw’s Water Company’s Work:*, 688

Centrifugal Casting of Bars, Machine for, Leon Cammen, 574

Chain Bending and Chain Welding Machines, Fin Stripper and Testing Machine, Holden and Hunt, B.I.F. Supplement, iii

Chloronome, Paterson Engineering Company,

Circulating Water—see Electrical Matters

Coal and Ash-handling Plant, Trafford Park Power Station, Henry Simon, Ltd., 160, 163 6

Coal Barges, Coal Bunkers, Coal Conveyors, Coal Conveying Plant and Outdoor Transformers at Stourport Power Station. 663

Coal Cutter Protection System, Gate End Starting Box, Metropolitan-Vickers Electric Company, 236

Coal Pulverising Machine, Mayhew, Ramsay and Co., Ltd.. 249

Coal Wagon Tippler, 20-Ton ” Whitehall ” Type, 160. 105

(’oilers—see Rolling Mills

Combustion, New Process—sec Engines

Condenser Sots, Multi-jet, Beiliss and Morcom, Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, vi

Condenser Tubes and Apparatus for Investigating Erosion, Sir Charles Parsons. 387, 390

Cooling and Cleaning Plant at Scunthorpe Gasworks, Ammonia Absorber, &c., 477

Copper Castings, Large High Conductivity, Thomas Bolton and Sons. Ltd,, 611

D

DAM, Burrator, Removing Masonry Prior to Raising, 52

Dam on the River (’reuse. The Eguzon, 64, 66,

Dam, Wilson-Bhandadara, Bombay. 317, 328 *

Dams. The Continuous Nature of Decay in

Dams, William Harvey, 568

Defcrrating Plant at a Sussex Waterworks, 98.

99, 102

Determination of the Efficiency of an Exhaust Gas Boiler. Professor G. Cook. 403

Digging and Loading Machine, Spencer (Melk-sham), Ltd., 393

Dock. Dry, at Esquimalt, 39 (Supplement, January llh, 1927)

Dork Extensions, Gladstone, at Liverpool, 372.

373, 384

Double Dry Grinding Machines, Electrically Driven, B. R. Rowland and Co.. Ltd., 067

Drawing-office Lighting, General Electric Com pany,205

Drawing Steel Wire. E. A. Atkins, 557

Dynamic Balancing Machine, W. and T. Avery.

Ltd., 265

Dynamometer, Electric, Heenan-HighfiekU Heenan and Fronde, Ltd., 265

ECONOMIC Production of Steam by Electricity. C. J. Wharton. 278

ELECTRICAL MATTERS A.C. Motor Starting Panel, Arc Welding Equipment. Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company. 236

Alcantara. R.M. Liner. 400 kW Generat ora.

210. 211

Armouring Large Diameter Electric Cables, Machine for, Johnson and Phillips, Ltd., 552. 660

Automat ic Sub-station and Rotaries at Soho-square, Metropol it an-Vickers Electrical Company, 25 {Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Battery Eliminators, Philip R. Coursey and H. Andrews, 412

Binary Electric Welder, Binary Converter, &c., Mawdsley’s Ltd., 238

Cable, Submarine Telephone, Anglo-French, Siemens Bi others and Co., 336

33,000-Volt Cables with Metal sheat hed Cores. “ S.L.” Type Extra High Tension Cables, Percy Dunsheath, 99

Circulating Water System, New, at Woolwich Electricity Station, 150

Coal Cutter Protection with Special Gate End Starting Box, Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company. 236

CO, Recorder, Motor-driven. Electroflo Meters, Ltd., 239

Consett Iron Company’s Works, Electrical Equipment at, 682. 686

Cubicle Switchgear. George Ellison. 532

Deptford Power Station, Extensions at, 598, 604

Direct-current Controller with Pivoted Contact Finger and Unbreakable Resistance. British Thomson-Houston Company, Ltd.,

236. 531

Double-pole Switch, ‘ D.B. Minor,” General Electric Company. 239

Eguzon Hydro-electric Station, Power-house, 64, 66, 67, 76

Electric Locomotives—sec Locomotives

Electric Truck, Wingrove and Rogers. Ltd..

237, 238

Equipment of Enghaveplads Automatic Substation. Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company, 584

Hebburn Works, High-pressure Test Room, Testing Transformer and Control Gallery for Testing Laboratory, A. Reyrolle ami Co.. Ltd.. 654. 655, 656

High-pressure Alternator Windings. C. A. Parsons and Co., Ltd., 43

High-voltage Outdoor Transformers, Ferranti, Ltd., 496, 503

Laugerbrugge Power Station, 95, 96

Loading Reactances for Large Generators, Oerlikon Company, 694

Milling Machine, Electrical Control Gear of. Highfield Electrical Company, Ltd.. 353, 354

Models for Demonstrating Electrical Principles. Dr. F. W. Alexander, 547

Motors for Operating Centrifugal Pumps for Mersey Channel Works, Electromotors. Ltd., *586

Oil Switch, Three-phase, and Switchgear, Park Royal Engineering Company, 238. 239

Power Station, New, at Poplar, 10,000-kW Turbo-generator, 466, 470

Scientific Instruments—ofw* Scientific Exhibits

Stourport Electric Power Station. Turbogenerators, Condenser Plant, &c,, Switchgear Control Room, 626, 627, 663—see also Coal

Switch, Oil Immersed, 400 Amp re, A. Reyrolle and Co.. 236. 237

Switchgear Works of the Oerlikon Company, 404, 414

Tapping Switch. Hackbridge Electric Construction Company. 238

Thornton and Clovcley’s Electricity Scheme, 608 .

Three-phase Transformer. British Electric Transformer Company. 266

Trafford Park Power Station. Pneumatic Coal and Ash Conveying Plant, Henry’ Simon. Ltd., 160. 163, 164, 166

Transformers, Large Single-phase. Metro-polit an -Vickers Electrical Company. 135

Treforest Power Station. Extensions to, 500 Truck. Elevating Platform, Electricars. Ltd., 267

Turbo alternator. 12,000-kW, at Heaton Works, C. A. Parsons and Co., Ltd.. 654

Turbo-alternator. 20.000-kW. at the Schiedam Power Station. Rotterdam, C. A. Parsons and Co.. 512. 524. 540 {Two-page Supplement, May 13/Zi, 1927)

U Typo Motors, Alternating ami Direct Current, Squirrel Cage and Slip Ring Motors. Squirrel (’age Rotor, Brush Gear. British Thomson-Houston Company. Ltd.. 266. 267

Voltage Regulating Equipment for Frans-mission Lincs. 66,000-Volt Transformers, Metal-clad Tapping Switches, Contactor Panel Controlling Tapping Switches, Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Company. Ltd., for Newcastle-upon-Tyne Electric Supply Company, 556

Willow Holme Electric Power Station. Carl-isle, 573. 578

Wireless Matters—see Wireless Telegraphy. also Scientific Instruments Exhibits

EMOINES AND MOTORS Aircraft Engines, “ Uirrus ” Mark II. 75-80 H.P. Engine, 35; ‘•Nimbus” 300-330 H.P. Six-cylinder Engine, 35

Airless Injection Marino Oil Engine, 1000 B.H.P., Motorcn-Fabrik Deutz, 528. 544, 545

Automatic Steam Engine, German. 39- ; (Latter), 448; (Correction), 507

Balancing Gear for a Four-cylinder 250 B.H.P. Oil Engine. W. H. Allen. Sons and Co.. Ltd.. 692

Beam Engine Built in 1838, Fenton, Murray and Jackson, 351 ; (Correction), 400

ENGINES AND MOTORS (continued):

Beam Engine, Old, at the Tring Ford Pumping Station, 449—sec also Letters to the Editor, “ Beam Engine ”

Bauer-Wach Turbine Reciprocating Engine, 24

Cold-starting 50 B.H.P. Heavy Oil Engine. Fuel Pump and Governor, Clayton and Shuttleworth, Ltd., 80

Double-acting Two-stroke Cycle Engine, Richardsons, Westgarth and Co.. Ltd., 8. 10

Doxford Four-cylinder Opposed piston Airless Injection Oil Engine, 10, 11

Epsom Waterworks, Crossley-Premier Oil Engine for Pumps at. 569

Gas Engine, 31 B.H.P. Vertical. National Gas Engine Company, Ltd., 217

Hopper-cooled Oil Engine, Crossley Brothers, Ltd., 137

Marine Oil Engine Trials. Energy Diagrams and Comparative Results, Professor W. E. Dalby, 406. 420. 421

Modern Steam Engine and Internal Combustion Motors, Maurice Demoulin, 402, 430, 472, 486, 518

New Process of Combustion for High-speed Heavy Oil Engines. Aero A.G., 632

Oil Engines and Governor Gear, Marshall, Sons and Co., B.I.F. Supplement, ii

Plenty-Still Oil Engine, 10, 11

Propelling Machinery, Auxiliary and Main.

of the RM. I .iner Alcantara, 210, 211

Some Marine Oil Engines of 1926. 10

Steam Engine. 75 B.H.P., for Export, E. S.

Hindley and Sons, 335

Ten-cvlinder Sulzer Engine for the Christiaan Huygens, II, 12

Three-cylinder Uniflow Steam Engine, Cylinder, Piston, Shaft Bearing, Oil Control Valve. Oil Storage Vessel and Various Gear, &c., for Paddle-wheel Steamer Helve tie, Sulzer Brothers, 676

Turbine Pump Motor Fire Engine, Merry-weather and Sons. Ltd., 638

Vertical Oil Engine with New Form of Exhaust Valve Gear. Blackstone and Co.. Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, v

Winch Engine at Cardington, Babcock and Wilcox, 288, 289. 300

EROSION of the Tubes of Surface Condensers, Sir Charles A. Parsons, 387, 390

EXHIBITIONS : British Industries Fair, 217, 236, 264 {Supplement, March 4th, 1927)

Leipzig Fair, 263, 296, 320

Physical and Optical Societies* Exhibition.

12, 40, 72—For Exhibits see Scientific Instruments

F FACTORY, Experimental Beet Sugar, nt Eynsham, 431. 442

Fairs—see Exhibitions

Fatigue of Metals, Some Modern Views on, H. J. Gough. 474, 475, 476

Ferry—sec Train Ferry

Filters, Mechanical Vibration, V. L. Hartley, I

Fire Engine, Turbine Pump Motor, Merry-weather and Sons, Ltd., 638

Fires. Oil, Afloat, Extinguishing, Merryweathor and Sons Apparatus, 612

Floating Roadway at Seacombe Ferry, 8 {Supplement, January llh, 1927)

Flow Meter—see Scientific Instruments

Founding—see Bronze

Fuel Indicator, Continuous, Colonel Carlo Baulino, 157

Fuel Pump—see Pumps

GALVANOMETER—see Scientific Instru

ments, Exhibits, Ac.

Gas Boiler—set Determination

Gas Plant, ** Autogaz *’ Suction, Mui bay Suction, 517

Gear-boxes Infinitely Variable Open Motor Drive, P.I.V. Gear Syndicate, Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, viii

Gravel Washer and Screener, Hardy and Pad-more, Ltd.. 478

H HAMMER, “Clear Space ” Pneumatic Power, B. and S. Massey, Ltd., 666

Heteroptic Shutter: A Stroboscopic Development, A. .1. Ashdown, 82

High Steam Pressure and Temperature at Crawford-avenue Station, Alex. D. Bailey, 635

Hydraulic Formula, A New, F. W. Woods, 646

Hydraulic Press, Experimental, Tangyeti, Ltd., 217

Hydro-electric Station, The Eguzon, 64, 76

INDICATOR. Continuous Fuel, Colonel Carlo Baulino, 157

Indicator Gear. Werkupoor, R. and W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co., Ltd., 2U9

Internal Combustion Engines- set Engines, aht> Locomotives

JACK. Chain Pulling. “ Little-Jack ” Engineering Company, Ltd., 691

LENTZ Valve Mechanism. Modified, 518 Lifeboats, Tractor for—see Tractor

Lifting Magnet, Bi polar, Rapid Magnetting Company, Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, v. vi

Liquid Fuels, World’s Future Supplies of. John B. C. Kershaw, 244, 261, 292

LOCOMOTIVES : Buenos Aires Great Southern Railway. Six-coupled Three-cylinder Engine, Vulcan Foundry Company, Ltd., 7

Central Argentine Railway, Eight-coupled Cross Compound Engine, Beyer. Peacock and Co., Ltd., 6, 7

Great Northern Railway, America, Single phase Baldwin-Westinghouse Electric Locomotive, 107

Great Western Railway “ Castle ” Class Engines, Neu- Tender for, 4, 5

Internal Combustion Locomotives, Lieut. -Colonel E. Kit son Clark, 410, 415, 416, 445, 446, 447

Kitson-Meyer Locomotive for Colombia. 360 (Two-page Supplement, April Uf, 1927)

Light Steam Locomotive, Clayton Wagons, Ltd., 381

Ljungstrom Turbine Locomotive, Beyer, Peacock and Co., Ltd., 3 (Supplement, January 1th. 1927)

Locomotive. 50-Cycle Single-phase, Fried.

Krupp, 43. 44

London. Midland and Scottish Railway. Mixed Traffic Engine, 4 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

London and North-Eastern Railway. New Standard 0-6-0 Goods Engine. 5 ; Dynamometer Records of Train with Engine Fitted with Booster. 5, 6

Midland Railway of Western Australia, Eight-coupled Locomotive, Kitson and Co., Ltd., 6, 7

Reid-Macleod Steam Turbine Engine, North British Locomotive Company, Ltd., 4, 6, 118, 130 ; (Letter). 181

Rhodesian Railway Locomotive with Lentz Valves, North British Locomotive Company, Ltd., 6 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Small Narrow-gauge Locomotive, .John Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd., 7

Southern Railway, Lord Nelson. Express Passenger Engine, 3 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Tests of a 2-8-4 Type Locomotive, E. C. Poultney. 620

M

MACHINE TOOLS ; Boring Machine, Large Horizontal, for Turbine Cylinders. Schiess-Defries, 297, 630, 635

Combination Machine Tool, Zbirower Eisen -werke Max Hopfengartnor A.G., 583

Crank Pin Turning and Grinding Machine, Jones, Burton and Co., Ltd., 110

Drilling Machine. Locomotive Connecting-rod, George Swift and Sons, Ltd., 106, 107 Flat Edge Trimming Machine, Press with Pneumatic Die Cushion, Taylor and Challen, Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, v

Grinding Machine. New Sheet Edge, Soag Machine Tools, Ltd., 692

High-speed Planing Machine, Joshua Buck-ton and Co., Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, i

Machine Tool Hall at Leipzig Fair, 297

Rotary Milling Machines in a Motor Car Engine Works, Morris Motors, Ltd., and Wm. Asquith, Ltd., 352, 356

Screwing Machine, Automatic, Thomas Chatwin. Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, v

Shearing Machine, Open-ended, for Reinforcing Rods, Henry Pels, 280

“ Hiloplane ” Planing Machine, John Stirk and Sons, Ltd., 190, 191

MAPS “ East of France,’’ 514

Tod River Reservoir and Area, 597

MECHANICAL Vehicles for Load-carrying Duty in the Army, Development of. Captain C. H. Kuhne, 306, 332

Memorial Stone, Swedish Railway, 277

Metals—eec Work Hardening

Mills and Mixing Machines for Paint Making, Ball Mills, Finishing Mill. Five-roller and Triple-roller Mills, Gyrator Disc Mill. Laboratory Disc Mill, Paint Mixing Mills, &c., 388, 418, 438. 464, 519, 520

Mine Fan, Large, for Durban Navigation Collieries, Davidson and Co., Ltd., 548

Models, Electrical—see Electrical Matters

Modern Steam Engines—eee Engines

Motor Car Engine Works, Rotary Milling Machines for, 352, 356

o OSCILLOSCOPE—see Scientific Instruments

“ Ofhso ” and its Modifications for Vse as a Phonoscope, Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. 135

Oxygen—see Scientific Instruments, Exhibits, &c.

p

PAINT-MAKING Machinery, 388, 418, 438, 464, 519. 520

Planing Machines—see Machine Took

Ploughing Engine, 275 H.P. Steam. John

Fowler and Co. < Leeds). Ltd., 581

Portrait, Viscount Cowdray. 499

Portrait. Sir Francis Fox. 49

Portrait. Sir James Kemnal, 154

Portrait. Sir Wilfrid Stokes. 153

Portrait. Godfred Midgley Taylor. 661

Press, Hand Bundling. Hulling* and Guest,

Ltd., 264 and B.I.F. Supplement, iv Propelling Machinery—see Ships Pullman Cars—tee Railways

Pulverised Coal Plant at the Poplar Electric

Generating Station, 466, 470

Pulverised Fuel :

Boater Type Pulverising Unit, 363

Pulverisetf Fuel Boiler for Birmingham.

R. B. Potter, 363

Table Type Controllers for, 362

PUMPS : Bore-hole Pump. Model, W. H. Allen, Sons and Co., Ltd., B.T.F. Supplement, vi, vii

Circulating Water Pump-nouse, Deptford Power Station, 598, 604

Deep Well Turbine Pump, Pulsometer Engineering Company, Ltd., 222

Holy Well Spring and Pumping Station, Horsted Keynes, 98. 102

Pump-room at Epsom Waterworks, Interior

View of, 569, 570

Rotary Pump, Mepstead and Co.. 440

“ Run well ” Rotary Pump, Ash well and Nesbit, Ltd., 694

Submersible Pumps for the Mersey Tunnel

Works, Drysdale and Co., Ltd.. 586

Ten-stage Centrifugal Feed Pump, Holden and Brooke, Ltd., 532 ; (Paragraph). 566

Zwicky Fuel Pump and Equipment at Cardington Airship Shed, 290

PYROMETERS—see Scientific Instruments

Q QUARRY. A Somerset, Resuscitating, 549

Quarrying Operations in a South American

Mino. K. Desmond Forrester, 594

R RADIO Transmission—see Wireless, also Scientific Instruments

Railway Drawbridge at Keadby, 7, 42 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Railway, First, in France, Centenary of, J. G. H. Warren, 679

Railway, Great Northern, America, Electrification, 107

Railway and Urban Improvements at Picca-dilly-circus, 458, 492, 493

Railways, Continental, Pullman Cars for, lx>cds Forge Company, Ltd., 136

Railways in France, Steam Boiler Wagons for Heating Electric Trains, 134

Rectifier, Electronic, L. O. Grondahl and P. H. Geiger, 364

Refrigerating Machinery on the Blue Star Liner Alrneda, Liverpool Refrigerating Company, Ltd., 378, 379, 380

Re-heater, Suggested, 95

Reservoirs—sec Water Supply

Road-making Machine, Joseph Vogele, 296

Road Metal Plant at Brighton, Millars* Machinery Company. Ltd., 504

Rolling Mills, Cold Strip, Coilers for, C. E. Davies, 92, 123

(.'oiler. Simple. Belt-driven from Strip Mill, 93

Coder, Torrington Automatic, 123

Coilers, Geared, Robertson, W. H. A., and

Co., Ltd., 93, 123, 124

Collapsible Drum for Releasing Coiled Strip, 93

High-speed Strip Rolling Mill and Coder, 94

Screw Device for Withdrawing Cone, Whitehead Iron and Steel Company, 94

Winder with Pedal-operated Clutch. 92, 93

Winder, Simple Form of, G. Jones, 92

R otoscope, Electrically Driven—see Hot er-optic

8 SAFETY in Mines Research Station Near Buxton. 651. 652

Sand Mixing Machine, Pneulic, Ltd.. 266

Scientific Instruments—Exhibits of the Physical and Optical Societies. 12. 40. 72

Bridge Ohmmeter, Record Electrical Company, 41

Combined Indicating and Recording Set, Surface Pyrometer, Cambridge Instrument Company. 41

Continuous Wave Transmitter, l|-kW, Radio Communication Company. 40. 41

Distant Repeater, Midworth, Evenhed and Vignolas, Ltd., 13

Flow Meter, Simple, Flow Meter with Modified Electrode, Vrnner-Shotter, 73

Galvanometer, Schering. Cambridge Instrument Company, Ltd.. 13

Lamp Rating Machine, Photo-electric, General Electric Company, 40

Level, Tungsten Wire, General Electric Company, 40, 41

Oscilloscope, Elverson, Oscilloscope Gear-box and Cabinets. 72, 73

Oxygen, Dissolved, Apparatus, Cambridge Instrument Company. Ltd.. 14

Pyrometer, Sparking Plug, Foster Instrument Company. 41, 42

Radio Beam Transmitter, Gullett i, H.

Tinsley and Co.. 12

Stroboscope, The Guillet Vibrating Wire, 73

Voltmeter, Pin Jack, Weston Electrical Instrument. 42

Wireless Receiver, Seven-valve, Igranic Elec trie Company, 74

Self-cleaning Grate and Sprinkler Stoker, Croathwaite Engineering and Furnace Company, Ltd., B.l.F. Supplement, vi

Shearing Machine*—see Machine Tools

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS General Matters dan Mucnaughton Improved Stem Frame, 22

Foreign Navies : French Cruiser Duguay-Trouin. 3 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Japanese Cruiser Furutaka, 3 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Japanese Minelaying Submarine, 3 (Supplr. merit, January 1th, 1927)

SHIPS AND SHIPPING BLATTERS (continu'd): Miscellaneous Vessels : Blue Star Steam Passenger Liner Almeda, 22.’ 378, 370 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Cable-laying Steamer Dominia, 22

Danish Motor Train Ferry Korsor, 610

Drag and Suction Dredger Vizagapatam, Win. Simons and Co., Ltd., 23

Elder Dempster Motor Liner Accra, 8, 9

High-pressure Geared Turbine Clyde Steamer King George V., 22 (Supplement, January 1th. 1927)

L.N.E.R. Bucket Dredger Telford, Lobnitz and Co., Ltd., 23

Motor Train Ferry Dolores do Urquiza, A. and .L Inglis, Ltd., 9 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Orient Liner Steamship Otranto, Vickers Ltd., 22 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Paddle-wheel Steamer Helvetic, 676

Propelling Machinery of the Canadian Pacific Liner Empress of Australia, 049, 658

Rotor Ship Barbara, 11, 12

Royal Mail Liner Alcantara, Harland and Wolff. Ltd., 210, 211

Silver Line Motor Cargo Ship Silverash, 9, 11 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Union-Castle Motor Liner Carnarvon Castle, 8, 9 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Union Castle Liner Llandaff Castle, 22

SOLDERING—see Aluminium

Springs, Apparatus for Testing ; Springs, Compression, (.’age for, Stress and Mean Stress, Rango of, Professor F. C. Lea and Mr. F. Heywood, 487

Stability of Floating Prismatic Bodies of Simple Geometric Section, Professor T. B. Abell, 149

Steam Boiler Wagon for Heating Electric Trains, J. and A. Niclausse, 134

Steam Plants—see also Use and Economy

Steam Turbines—see Turbine

Steam Shovel Work in Tropical South America, R. Desmond Forrester, 594

Stoker. H Type Travelling Grate, Underfeed Stoker Company. 218

Stone (’rushing and Screening Plant. Frederick Parker, Ltd., 549

Stroboscope—see Heteroptic, also Scientific Instruments

Suction Gas for Commercial Vehicles, 487, 516

Sugar Extraction Plant at Eynsham, Laboratory at Oxford. 431, 442

T TEA Garden Cultivator, Mechanical, Win. Foster and Co., Ltd., 408

Telephone Cables—xer Electrical Mat tecs

Testing and Balancing House at Heaton Works, C. A. Parsons anti Co., I Ad., G54, 655

Testing Machine, 30-Ton Vertical Single-lever, Joshua Buck ton and Co., Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, ii

Testing—j*rc qImo Electrical Matters

Tests, Locomotive—»re Locomotives

Tractor for Launching Lifeboats. Four-wheel

Drive Lorry Company, Ltd., 531

Train Ferry, Largo Oil Engine • Propelled, Danish, 610

Trucks—see al*o Electrical Mat ters

Turbine, Back-pressure, Coupled to Alternator, and Governor Gear, 46. 56

Machined Nozzle for Turbine, Rotor for

Turbine. English Electric Company, 56

Turbine for Langerbrugge Power Station, 95, 96

Turbine Reciprocating Engine—*rr Engines

Turbine, 20,000-kW Steam, at Rotterdam,

C. A. Parsons and Co., Ltd., 512, 524 (Two-page Supplement, Mag \3th, 1927)

u USE and Economy of High-pressure Steam Plants. Professor A. L. Mellanby ami Professor William Kerr, 94. 107. 126, 16G (Erratum), 146

V VACUUM Drying Oven. Large, at Heaton

Works, C. A. Parsons and Co., Ltd., 654, 655

Valve, 60in. By-pass Sluice, 151, 152

Valve Mechanism, Lentz, Modified, 518

Viaduct Over the Lea Marshes, North Circular Road, 7 ; (Letter), 298 (Supplement. January 1th, 1927)

w WATER Lifter, Frank Pearn and Co., Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, vii

Water Sterilising Process, Bunau*Varilla, and Plant at Rheims anti Carcaasone, 234

Water Supplies, South Australian, 690

WATER SUPPLY Aberdeen Water Supply, Ohl and New Reservoirs at Invercannio, 24 (Supplement, January 1th. 1927)

Birmingham Water Supply, Bartley Reser voir, 182, 186

Metropolitan Wafer Board. New Filtration Water Plant at Walton. 24 (Supplement. , January 1th. 1927)

Metropolitan Water Board, Queen Mary Reservoir Conduit, Reinforcement and Collapsible “ Blawform ” Centering, 51

WELDED Repairs—tee Bridges

Winch Equipment at Cardington, Babcock and

Wilcox, 288, 300

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY & TELEPHONY —See alao Scientific Instruments

Bodmin Wireless Beam Transmitting Station, Machinery Hall, 26 (Supplement, January , 1th, 1927)

Grimsby and Skegness Wireless Beam J Stat ions :

Australian and Indian Transmitters at J Grimsby Station, 324

Skegness Receiving Station, 324

Photo Radiogram Transmitter and Photo ( Radiogram Receiver, Marconi Company. J 25, 26 J

Televisor, The Baird, 27 |

Transatlantic Wireless Telephony Receiving Hut at Wroughton, 26 (Supplement, j January 1th, 1927)

Transatlantic Wireless Telephony Trans-K mitter at Rugby, 26 (Supplement, January 1th, 1927)

Wireless Receiver, Marconi Typo R.g. 12 " Press.” 634

WOODWORKING MACHINES Saw Bench, Two-spindle Dimension, T. Robinson and Son, Ltd., B.I.F. Supplement, v

Saw, Cross-cutting and Trenching, Combined Disc and Bobbin Sander, Single Dimension Saw Bench, Combined Surfacing and Thicknessing Machine, &c.. Wadkin and Co., 264, and B.I.F. Supplement, iv

WORK HARDENING Properties of Metals, Edward G. Herbert, 138, 156. 180

Works, Switchgear, of the Oerlikon Company, 404.414

Works Visited by Institution of Electrical Engineers :

Consett Iron Company’s Works, 682. 686

Clarke, Chapman and Co.’s Works, 081, 082 Nort h Tees Electric Power Station, 080, 081

Heaton Works, C. A. Parsons and Co., 654, 055

Hebburn Works, A. Reyrolle and Co., 054, 655, 650

World’s Future Supplies of Liquid Fuels, John B. (’. Kershaw, 244, 201, 292, 310, 344

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