The Engineer 1916/05/19

1916 May 19th PDF

• Contents, p 421.

Main Subjects

• A New Shell-Stamping Machine, p 424 - p 425. (Illustrated).
  • J. and H. McLaren of Leeds.
• Beamless Searchlights, p 418.

• Editorial, p 421 - p 422.
  • Merchant Shipping.
  • High-Voltage Sub-Station Machinery.
  • Electrification of Textile Fibres in the Process of Manufacture.
• Engineering Standards Committee, p 418.

• Extra High-Tension Service Branches, p 418.
  • Institution of Electrical Engineers.
  • D. M. Macleod.
• Froude's Law for the Airship, by Sir George Greenhill, p 422 - p 423.

• Letters to the Editor, p 427.
  • "Why Small Farm Engines are Failures" by Cecil H. Cox. F. R. Parsons replied.
  • "Humphrey Piston Gas Pump" by James Robson.
  • "Theory and Practice in the Filtration of Water". Walter Clemence replied.
• Machine Tool and Engineering Association, p 427.

• Obituaries, p 415.
  • Sir Corbet Woodall.
    • Gas Light and Coke Co.
  • John D. Parker.
  • John F. Wolff.
• Oscillations Produced bu Electric Arcs, p 417 - p 418.
  • Poulson and Collins.
• Peculiar Behaviour of a Three-Phase Motor, p 418.

• Research in Metallurgy, p 423.
  • Sir Robert Hadfield.
• Royal Meteorological Society, p 427.

• Some Effects of the Bulkhead Committee's Reports in Practice, by A. T. Wall, p 425 - p 427.

• Steel Reinforced Concrete Pipes, p 416 and p 420. (Illustrated).
  • Charles F. Marsh.
  • Hughes and Lancaster.
  • C. G. Henzell.
• The Brasher Air Breakwater, p 414 - p 415.
  • Standard Oil Co.
• The Electrification of Isolated Factories, No XII, p 412 - p 414. (Illustrated).

• The Section Modulus of a Plated Girder, p 418.
• The Strength and Wear of Locomotive Tires No I, by E. L. Ahrons, p 411 - p 412.
  • A. J. Hill of the Great Eastern Railway.
• The Use of Revolving Discs For Flying Machines, p 415.
  • Institution of Civil Engineers.
• X-Rays and Crystal Structure, With Special Reference to Certain Metals, by Professor W. H. Bragg, before the Institute of Metals, p 424.

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