Proceedings, Issues 1-2Institution [of Mechanical Engineers], 1906 - Mechanical engineering Includes supplements. |
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Associate Members barrel burner cast-iron cent coal Coatzacoalcos Committee compound stresses compression construction copper curve cylinders diagram diameter efficiency election experiments fire fire-box FLUE AREA STEAM fracture GRATE AREA heating surface HENRY increased Institution of Mechanical interesting JOHN knife-edges large boilers Lee Millar liquid fuel LL.D load locomotive boiler London lubrication machine Manchester material Mechanical Engineers 1906 Meeting Member of Council Messrs miles Newcastle-on-Tyne Niagara Falls Niagara River obtained oil fuel oil-burning Ontario Power Paper pipe pitch pitch-line Plate practice President pressure Proceedings Professor pure shear Railroad ratio shear strength Shear Stress shear tests showed side Sir Lowthian Bell specimen spur-gear square feet stays Table tank teeth temperature tensile strength Tensile Stress tension thought tons trouble tube-plate tubes turbines Ultimate Shear WATER LINE AREA water-space Western Railway wheels wide fire-box WILLIAM worm worm-gear worm-wheel
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