Supplement to PAGE'S WEEKLY, INDEX AIR Compressor for Small Shops,960 --in Blast Furnace Practice, 1136 Alloys of Copper and Bismuth, 731 Alternating Current Motors in Industrial Service, 1137 American Locomotive Construction, 696, 760 Notes, 975, 1123, 1360 Workshops, Some Impressions of, 197 Antwerp Waterworks, Steel and Concrete Construction at the, I 394 Application of Electricity to In dustrial Purposes, 479 Archbutt-Deeley Process of Soften ing and Purifying Water, 592 Armoured Concrete, 626 Artillery, Japanese Field and Mountain, 245 Steel for the Manufacture of, 10, 69, 127, 178, 235, 304 Australasia, Manufactures of, 762 Automobile Notes, 240 BARRIER at Hodbarrow, 1076 Arnold, Professor John Oliver, Biles, Professor John Harvard, Brough, Mr. Bennett H., 1075 son, 244 Corliss, George H., 512 Evans, Mr. Henry, 1403 1132 Hawkshaw, Mr. J. C., 965 Huntingdon, Professor A. Kirby, 130 Inglis, Mr. James Charles, 748 1021 Mathieson, Mr. John, 582 Robinson, Professor William, Roscoe, Sir Henry Enfield, 1182 Worthington, Mr. Edgar, 1293 Blast Furnace Recovery Plant, 688, 751 Boiler Explosion, 907 Boring Machine, New 34 in., 9:3 Bout de l'Isle Bridge, 1397 PUBLIC LIBRARY TO VOLUME ASTOR, LENOX AND Bridge EaTIONS British Coal Possible Economies in Production and Use, 256, 603 Railway Progress, 1031 Standard Screw Threads, 1074 Trade Prospects in China, 207 Bullard 36-in. Vertical Turret Lathe, 1404 Building Trades Exhibition, 1013, 1089 1115 Catalogue Cover Design, 296, 1180 Catalogues, 54, 110, 166, 222, 334, 390, 446, 500, 556, 612, 668, 722, 834, 888, 942, 996, 1052, 1106, 1160, 1214, 1270, 1326, 1380, 1436 Filing of Engineering, 1365 Catcleugh Reservoir, 784 Cement, Standard Specification for Portland, 132 Centre Friction Geared Capstan Lathe, 26 Chain Testing Machines, 1068 Coal Screening Plant at Kilnhurst 265, 321, 377, 433, 487, 543, 599, 654, 709, 765, 821, 863, 875, 929, 983, 1039, 1093, 1147, 1201, 1257, 1313, 1367, 1423 Coming of Age of Junior Institution of Engineers, 1390 Commercial Aspect of Engineering, 670 Company Meetings and Reports, 1420 Drop-Testing Machine, Master Car Builders', 77 Duff Patent Twin Gas Producers, 698 Duplex Boring and Turning Mill, 635 Dust Arresting Respirators, 1346 EAST Boston Tunnel, 376 967 Editorial Notes, 1, 55, 111, 167, 223, 279, 335, 391, 447, 501, 557, 613, 669, 723, 779, 835, 889, 943, 997, 1053, 1107, 1161, 1215, 1271, 1327, 1381 Effect of Oil on the Ultimate Strength of Boiler Furnaces, 845, 914 Electric Generating Station of Messrs. Harland and Wolff. Ltd., 1239 Hauling Winch, 574 Heating, 200 Lifting Machinery, 649, 982 Light Carbons, Manufacture of, 1173, 1229 Lighting, Recent ments in, 374 Develop Power in Colleries, 370. Smelting in Connection with Iron and Steel, 508 Smelting, Recent Develop Plant of the Toronto and Niagara Power Co., 21 Units, 797 Electrically Equipped Winches for Temperley Transporters, 558 Electrification of Railways, 951 of the Metropolitan Railway, 119, 188, 256 Engineering at Oxford, 653 Engineers' Book of the Week, 289, 414, 584, 1244, 1296 JAMES FORREST LECTURE, 817 Junior Institution of Engineers' KEDABEG COPPER MINES, 1299 Launches and Trial Trips, 16, 88, 208, 313, 478, 533, 695, 702, L.C.C. Thames Steamers, 750, 847 Exhibition, New Woodwork- Power Station, 301 motive, 177, 190 Mass Analyses of Muntz' Metal, Master Car Builders' Drop-Testing: Summer Meeting of the Mechanics of Flour-Milling, 314 326, 382, 438, 492, 548, 604, Physical Laboratory, 613, 671 Notes, 9, 63, 144, 175, 239, 286, News Items, 5, 59, 115, 170, 227, 283, 339, 395, 451, 505, 561, Notable Offer to Engineering Stu- Technical Institutions-Arm- OBLIDARY, 40, 87, 143, 185, 243, Olympia Motor Show, 287, 343, Openings for Trade Abroad, 425, Optical Convention, 1142, 1232 PARADE EXTENSION WORKS AT Parallel Drive Lever Release Screw- ing Machine, 247 276, 332, 388, 444, 498, 555, Pig Iron Market, 1035 Piercing of the Simplon Tunnel, 455 Planing Machines, Design, and Con- Plate Shears, Messrs. Borsig's Pneumatic Drills, 423 Port Colborne Harbour Works, Rheostats. Improved Single and Double Automatic Starting, 311 427, 454 SCIENCE in the Iron Foundry, 420, Selected Patents, 52, 108, 164, 220, 539, 589, 596, 624, 632, 742, the Simplon Tunnel, The Piercing of, and its Abatement, 1256 Solid Forged and Rolled Steel South African Notes, 568 Motor Railway Car by the " Street Lighting by Electrical Arc Stetter Automatic Trimming Press, 807 Stirling Water-tube Boiler, 203 581 Suburban Railway Traffic, 64, 140 An Illustrated Technical Weekly, dealing with the Engineering, Electrical, Mining, Iron and Steel, VOL. VI. The Offices of "Page's Weekly," Wednesday, Midnight. N previous notes I have com- On No. 17. smaller kinds of vertical boiler, and small boilers of any kind, as a rule, are installed with other objects than fuel economy, and call for no notice here. Externally-fired cylindrical boilers of all kinds are also out of the running on account of the inevitable deposit of scale on the bottom of the boiler, just where it is exposed to the greatest heat. The points to be borne in mind in regard to effective combustion of fuel -- proper complishing this, follow in natural sequence. of Now, as to the best type of boiler for the economical production of steam. It may pretty well be taken for granted that all surviving well-known types of boilers are capable each in its own way, and for its own purpose, effective steam-raising if properly handled. Of these the principal in general use are the Lancashire or double-flued cylindrical boiler; the Cornish or single-flued boiler; the water-tube boiler, in various forms; the loco-type boiler, and the internally-fired, return-tube boiler. The D |