The Engineer 1914/01/30

1914 January 30th PDF

• Contents, p 127.

Main Subjects

• American Engineering in 1913, p 116.

• Books of Reference, p 121.

• Coming of Age of the Vacuum Flask - James Dewar, p 124.

• Continuous Feeding Elevators - T. C. Morewood, p 120.

• Control Alarm for Marine Engines, p 134.

• Editorial, p 127.
  • Superheater Locomotives.
  • Compulsary Working of Patents.
  • The International Rail Trade.
  • Recovery of Damages from Strikers.
• Electric Driving in Workshops, p 117.
  • Electromotors.
  • Mather and Platt.
  • BTH.
  • Hulse and Co.
• Galway Harbour Improvements, p 120.
  • John Purser Griffith.
  • James Price.
  • Hull Joint Dock, p 122 and 123. (Illustrated).
  • Thomas M. Newell.
• Internal Tests of Internal Combustion Engines - W. A. Tookey, p 134.

• Inflammable Gas Escape Detector - A. M. Low, p 134.

• Letters to the Editor, p 133.
  • Liquid Fuel Boilers - Leonardo Fea.
  • Model Propeller Experiments.
  • Between London and Paris - George Binyon.
  • Robert Stephenson and Co: Rocket - John Horan.
• London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, p 120 and 126. (Illustrated).
  • L. Billington.
• New British Shipuilding Yard in Vancouver, p 132.
  • British Columbia Marine Railway Co.
  • HMS Amphion, HMS Flora, and HMS Warspite.
  • Yarrow and Co.
• Obituary - William Crush, p 129.

• Practical Results of Railway Electrification in Britain, p 115.

• Sources of Mechanical Energy - Edward G. Hiller, p 119.

• Thermofeed Differential Pump, p 131.

• Two-Cycle Petrol Engine - Record Engineering Co (of Manchester), p 130. (Illustrated).

• White Star Liner RMS Britannic - Harland and Wolff, p 121.

• Work of the Royal Prussian Laboratory, p 123. (Illustrated).

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