The Engineer 1920/12/03
From Graces Guide
- Contents, p 561.
Main Subjects
- 120-HP Three Cylinder Vertical Gas Engine, p 567. (Illustrated).
- A Blow-Down Explosion, p 566.
- A Seven Day Journal, p 555.
- New Mines Department Constituted.
- Transport Worker's Unions Amalgamate.
- Shipbuilding Costs.
- Wearmouth Bridge Rebuilding.
- Famous Paris Bridge Demolished.
- Motor Boat Exhibition Postponed.
- Women in Engineering.
- Bengal Iron Co.
- British Patent Specifications, p 573.
- British Trade with Cuba, p 568.
- Current Prices for Metals and Fuels, p 572.
- Editorial, p 561 - p 562.
- Steel Research.
- Heating Surface.
- Letters to the Editor, p 558.
- 'Large Gas Engines' by J. H. Hamilton.
- 'Trouble with a Chain Drive' by George T. Pardoe.
- 'The Severn Tidal Power Scheme' by Henry Davey.
- 'Wasted Water Power' by Arthur Newman.
- 'Crown Magnetic Motor Car' by R. Le Grice Elers.
- November, p 549 - p 550.
- The Severn Tidal Power Scheme.
- Automatic Train Control.
- The French Marine.
- Engineering Exhibition at Glasgow.
- Indian Railways.
- Flood Prevention at Derby.
- The New President of the Civils.
- The Holyhead and Kingstown Mail Service.
- Electricity Supply.
- Financial Plight of Universities.
- The Railways' Agreements with the Government.
- Spanish Built Locomotives, p 571.
- Sterilisation of Water by Chlorine Gas by Captain J. Stanley Arthur, p 564 - p 566. (Illustrated).
- Sir William Horrocks.
- Studies in Tidal Power No I, by Norman Davey, p 556 - p 558. (Illustrated).
- The Baghdad Railway (III), by Major Derwent Gordon Heslop, p 551 - p 554 and p 560. (Illustrated).
- The Electrification of Indian Railways (II), p 550 - p 551.
- The Manufacture and Utilisation of Coal Gas, by Mr F. J. West and T. A. Tomlinson, p 567.
- The New Cunard Liner Samaria, p 566.
- The New Motor Taxes and Industrial Electric Trucks, p 568.
- Tidal Hydro-Electric Scheme for the Severn, p 562 - p 563.
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