1928 Institution of Locomotive Engineers: Index

Note: This is a sub-section of 1928 Institution of Locomotive Engineers

Contents of the 1928 Proceedings

Volume XVIII. No. 83

• New L.M. and S.R. Locomotives
• Paper 221. Designing of Carriages for Comfort - A. N. Moon
• Paper 222. Carriage Bogie design (part II) - E. C. Noble
• Chairman's Address - E. T. Dallow
• Paper 223. Locomotive Engine Failures and their causes - Some hints for their prevention. - H. J. Stephenson
• Paper 224. Piston Gland Packing - C. F. Adams
• Supplementary Register of Members (No. 6) - New Members

Volume XVIII. No. 84. (page 197)

• New Locomotives. Kenya and Uganda Railway
• Paper 226. Train Lighting - Peter Carrick
• Paper 227. The use and collapsing strength of copper flue tubes for locomotive boilers - Frederick Tomlinson
• Paper 228. The Booster - O. Bulleid
• Obituary. William Pickersgill

Volume XVIII. No 85. (page 313)

• Paper 229. Some Constructional Details of a High-Pressure - Lawford H. Fry
• Paper 230. Vacuum Braked Freight Train Trials - J. N. Gresham
• Paper 231. Fundamental Considerations in the Design of Locomotives - R. C. Bond
• Paper 232. Engine failures - J. Clayton
• Visit to the Broughton Copper Works
• Visit to Bentley Colliery
• Obituary. Alfred Rosling Bennett, R. J. S. Insell, John Sydney Sharp, John Arthur Tomlinson and Robert Buchanan Wilson

Volume XVIII. No 86. (page 453)

• Paper 233. Are Screwed Smoke Tubes Worth While? - G. C. R. Parker
• Paper 234. The Organisation of a Locomotive Running Department in the Argentine republic - Charles Case
• Paper 235. Recent Developments in Alloy Steels - Sir Robert Hadfield, W. B. Pickering and S. A. Main

Volume XVIII. No 87. (page 623)

• Paper 236. Some Features of the Mechanical and Electrical Equipment of the Port of Manchester - W. G. Smith
• Paper 237. High-Pressure Locomotives - Dr. Herbert Brown

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