The Engineer 1922/05/26

1922 May 26th PDF

• Contents, p 585.

Main Subjects

• A Portable Concrete Garage, p 580.

• Arc-Welded Locomotive Tender Underframe, p 580.
  • Mr E. E. Lucy.
• A Seven-Day Journal, p 579.
  • Wireless Position-finding for Aircraft.
  • Private Post Marking Machines.
  • The Late Mr. G. R. Hislop.
  • The ex-German Liner Tirpitz.
  • Liverpool Dock Developments.
  • A Large Trades Union Combination.
  • A Derelict London Tube.
  • The Grampian Electricity Supply Scheme.
  • A Broadcasting Conference.
  • The Loss of The Liner Egypt.
  • The Mystery Towers Again.
  • The Great Western Railway and Swansea Harbour.
  • The Engineering Dispute.
  • The South-Eastern Electrification Scheme.
• Chinese Engineering Notes, p 571.
  • Peking.
  • Shanghai.
  • Hong Kong - Chinese Address to The Prince of Wales.
• Cold-Headed Bolts, p 591.
  • V. E. Hillman.
• Death Announcement, p 585.
  • Lewis Henry Ransome.
• Developments in Power Station Design, (No. XXXI), p 574 - p 578. (Illustrated).
  • Willans and Robinson
  • English Electric Co.
  • Rotherham Power Station
  • F. W. Brackett and Co
  • Dalmarnock Power Station.
• Diesel Engines at Southend-On-Sea, p 578.

• Editorial, p 585 - p 586.
  • Chinese Markets.
  • Safety in Railway Operation.
  • Modifications of Gas Quality.
• Electrically-Driven High Pressure Centrifugal Pumping Set, p 584 and p 591. (Illustrated).
  • Holden and Brooke.
  • Metropolitan-Vickers.
• Improved Spur Gear Generating Machine, p 592. (Illustrated).
  • William Muir and Co.
  • Melloy and Owen.
• Increasing Traffic on French Roadways, p 573.

• Interchangeable Counterboring, Spot Facing and End Milling Cutters, p 580. (Illustrated).

• Letters to The Editor, p 578.
  • 'Trades Unionism' by T. R. Shipley.
  • 'Transport Problems.'
  • 'Locomotive Counter-Balancing' by F. W. Brewer.
• Naval Shipbuilding in Japan, p 587.

• The Grampian Hydro-Electric Scheme, p 571 - p 573. (Illustrated Map).

• The Indian Railway Administration Report, p 573.

• The Institution of Mining Engineers, p 573.

• The Institute of Transport, Sir Henry Maybury President in the Chair, Sir Sam Fay, Chairman, p 581.
  • Neville Chamberlain.
  • Sir John Thornycroft.
  • Professor Carlier.
• The Manufacture of Diesel Engines, p 588 - p 590. (Illustrated).
  • Mirrlees, Bickerton and Day.
• Zinc Dust for Sheradising, p 591.

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