The Engineer 1915/03/05

Main Subjects

A Year's Boiler Explosions, p 225.
- Walter Scott.
A New Mechanical Filter, p 237. (Illustrated).
- Mather and Platt.
Aerial Ropeways No III, p 222 - 225. (Illustrated).
- George Cradock and Co.
Automatic Protective Switchgear, by E. B. Wedmore before The Institution of Electrical Engineers, p 236 - 237.

Convertible Combustion Engines, by A. E. L. Chorlton before the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 227.

Cushion Armour Plate, p 227. (Illustrated).
- C. W. Denny.
Diesel Engine Failures, p 244.
- Institution of Electrical Engineers.
- J. E. Edgcome.
Editorial, p 233.
- The Northern Labour Troubles.
- Telegraph and Telephone Troubles.
  - S. C. Bartholomew.
February, p 221 - 222.
- The Committee of Three.
- The Coal Dispute.
- The Railwaymen's War Bonus.
- Aeronautical Activities.
- Germany's Aeronautical Adventures.
- London Electricity Supply.
- Oil Steamers.
- The Congestion in Transport.
- The Railway Annual Meetings.
- A Restricted Train Service.
- The Dardanelles.
- The Allies' Naval Losses.
Letters to the Editor, p 226.
- 'Heavy Oil Engines' by Carl W. Weiss and George Foster Howell.
- 'Patents and Foreign Competition.'
- 'Utilising Enemy Patents' by John J. Royle of Royles.
- 'Aerial Wire Ropeways.'
Lloyd's Register of Shipping, p 225 - 226.

Projected New Power Station for Manchester, just after p 232 and p 236. (Illustrated).
- S. L. Pearce.
The Brier Hill Steel Company's Rolling Mills, Youngstown, Ohio, p 228 - 230 and p 232. (Illustrated).
- William Tod Co.
- Morgan Construction Co.
The Future of British Engineering, by E. W. Fraser-Smith before the North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, p 234.

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