Electrical Tables and Formulæ for the Use of Tele- graph Inspectors and Operators, compiled by Latimer Clark and Robert Sabine, with wood engravings, crown 8vo, cloth
Tables for setting out Half-Widths on Railways, Roads, Canals, and other Public Works, to be applied in Field Work, and without any previous Calculations, by J. S. Olver, Civil Engineer, 12mo, cloth Embanking.
The Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, containing Plans for the protection of the Delta from inundation, and investigation of the practicability and cost of improv- ing the Navigation of the Ohio and other Rivers by means of Reservoirs, with an Appendix on the Bars at the mouth of the Mississippi, by Chas. Ellet, C.E., plates, 8vo, cloth
Principles and Practice of Embanking Lands from River Floods, as applied to the "Levees" of the Mis- sissippi, by Wm. Hewson, C.E., cuts, 8vo, cloth Engineer and Machinist's Pocket-Book.
Containing Mensuration of Surfaces and Solids, Strength of Materials, Water Wheels, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, etc., Steam and the Steam Engine, Com- bustion, Water, Fuel, Tables of the Weight of Metals, Pipes, etc., by Charles H. Haswell, 12m0, roan tuck, new edition
Engineers' Pocket-Book.
The Civil Engineers' Pocket-Book, by J. C. Trautwine, 12mo, mor. tuck
Engineering Drawing.
General Problems of Shades and Shadows, formed both by Parallel and by Radial Rays, and shown both in Common and Isometrical Projection, together with the Theory of Shading, by S. Edward Warren, C.E., folding plates, 8vo, cloth
Construction of shades and shadows, shades and shadows on ruled surfaces, and on single curved surfaces in general, shades and shadows on double curved surfaces, general problem in review of shades and shadows determined by parallel rays, how determined by diverging rays, and in isometrical projection, the finished execution of shades and shadows, and representation of the gradations of light and shade, etc,
Engineering Drawing.
An Elementary Treatise on Orthographic Projection, being a new method of Teaching the Science of Mechanical and Engineering Drawing, intended for the instruction of Engineers, Architects, Builders, Smiths, Masons, and Bricklayers, and for the use of Schools, with numerous illustrations on wood and steel, by William Binns, Associate Institute Civil Engi- neers, late Master of the Mechanical Drawing Class at the Department of Science and Art, and at the School of Mines, formerly Professor of Applied Mechanics, at the College for Civil Engineers, etc., seventh edition, 8vo, cloth Mr. Binns' system of Mechanical Drawing is in successful operation in all the Art Schools of the United Kingdom.
Engineering Drawing.
Lithographs of Machine Construction and Drawing and Building Construction, comprising Plans, Eleva- tions, and Sections of all those details of construction specified in the Syllabus of the Science Directory, subjects 2 and 3, drawn to a large scale, showing clearly how work is put together in order to assist students to pass the Government Examinations, by W. Busbridge, price each sheet
Engineering Drawing.
The Second Course of Orthographic Projection; being a continuation of the New Method of Teaching the Science of Mechanical and Engineering Drawing; with some Practical Remarks on the Teeth of Wheels, the Projection of Shadows, Principles of Shading, and the Practice of Making to Scale Drawings from Actual Machinery. Intended for the Instruction of Engineers, Architects, Builders, Smiths, Masons, and Bricklayers, and for the use of Science Schools and Classes, with numerous illustrations, by William Binns, Consulting Engineer, Associate I.C.E., late Master of the Mecha- nical Drawing Class at the Department of Science and Art, and at the Royal School of Mines; formerly Pro- fessor of Applied Mechanics at the College for Civil Engineers, etc., 8vo, cloth
"Mr. Binns' Treatise is one which we can decidedly recommend to engineering students, and is, moreover, one which will be of service to many more advanced engineers. In conclusion, also, it is only fair to the publishers that we should state that the book-which is illustrated by twenty-four lithographic plates, and nearly seventy wood engravings-is got up in a very creditable style."-Engineering.
Engineering Drawing.
Portfolio of Engineering Engravings, or a Drawing Book of Engineering and Mechanics, being a series of practical examples in Civil, Hydraulic, and Mecha- nical Engineering, 50 plates, with explanatory details and sectional parts, etc., 4to, cloth
Engineers' Common-Place Book.
The Engineers' Common-Place Book of Practical Reference, consisting of Rules and Tables familiarly adapted to Factory and Marine Steam Engines, to which are added, extensive tables of circumferences, squares, cubes, areas of circles, superficies, and solidi- ties of spheres, etc., for facilitating fractional calcula- tion, etc., by William Templeton, seventh edition, plates, 12mo, cloth
Engineers' Companion.
The Office and Cabin Companion for Engineers and Officers of Steam Vessels, consisting of observations, rules, and tables to facilitate such Calculations as Naval Officers and Engineers are called upon to make, by J. Simond Holland, second edition, 12mo, cloth
The work and speed of Steam Engines, and Steam Ships, the relation between the power and speed of steam vessels, on finding the true mean speed of a steam vessel from a number of runs over the measured knot, knot and mile tables, theoretical horse-power, to find the centre of pressure in a paddle float, the slip and the resistance, hyperbolic logarithms, funnels, table for finding the surfaces of tubes, table of logarithmic factors for finding the constant logarithms of engines, with two equal cylinders, table of areas of small circles, useful for very small orifices, and fine wires, table giving the areas in square feet from lengths and breadths in feet and inches, table of superficies, wrought iron, cast iron, and steel-screw propeller, French horse-power, boilers, useful numbers and facts, etc.
Engineers' Manual.
The Engineers' Manual of the Local Marine Board Examinations, for certificates of competency as second and first class Engineers, with upwards of 100 illus- trated diagrams, by Thomas L. Ainsley, tenth edition, 8vo, cloth, with supplement
Engineers' Pocket-Book.
The Pocket-Book of Pocket-Books, being Molesworth and Hurst's Pocket-Books, printed on thin paper and bound together in one volume, royal 32mo, russia, gilt edges
Engineers' Pocket-Book.
Useful Information for Railway Men, compiled for the Ramapo Wheel and Foundry Co., U.S., by W. G. Hamilton, Engineer, fourth edition, revised and en- larged, royal 32mo, roan
Engineers' Pocket-Book.
A Pocket-Book of Useful Formulæ and Memoranda for Civil and Mechanical Engineers, by Guilford L. Molesworth, Member of the Institute of Civil Engi- neers, Consulting Engineer to the Government of India for State Railways, seventeenth edition, revised, with considerable additions by the author, containing one hundred and fifty additional pages, royal 32m0,
Ditto, Interleaved with ruled Paper for Office use
Surveying, Levelling, etc. Strength and Weight of Materials. Earthwork, Brickwork, Masonry, Arches, etc.
Struts, Columns, Beams, and Trusses. Flooring, Roofing, and Roof Trusses. Girders, Bridges, etc. Railways and Roads. Hydraulic Formulæ.
Canals, Sewers, Waterworks, Docks. Irrigation and Breakwaters. Gas, Ventilation, and Warming. Heat, Light, and Colour.
Gravity Centres, Forces, and Powers. Millwork, Teeth of Wheels, Shafting,
Workshop Recipes.
Sundry Machinery.
Steam and the Steam Engine. Water-power, Water-wheels, Turbines,
Wind and Windmills.
Steam Navigation, Ship - Building, Tonnage, etc.
Gunnery, Projectiles, etc. Weights, Measures, and Money. Trigonometry, Conic Sections, and Curves. Mensuration.
Tables of Areas and Circumference, and Arcs of Circles.
Logarithms, Square and Cube Roots, Powers.. Reciprocals, etc. Useful Numbers.
"Most of our readers are already acquainted with Molesworth's pocketbook, and not a few, we imagine, are indebted to it for valuable information, or for refreshers of the memory. The book has been re-arranged, the supplemental formulæ and tables added since the first issue, having now been incorporated with the body of the book in their proper positions, the whole making over four hundred pages of a handy size for the pocket. Every care has been taken to ensure correctness, both clerically and typographically, and the book is an indispensable vade-mecum for the mechanic and the professional man."-English Mechanic,
Engineers' Pocket-Book.
The Mechanic's, Machinist's, and Engineer's Practical Book of Reference, containing Tables, Formulæ, etc., Strength and Weight of Materials, Mechanics, Ma- chinery, Hydraulics, Hydrodynamics, Marine Engines, together with the Engineer's Field Book, by C. Hazlett and C. W. Hackley, 12mo, roan tuck
Engineers' Price-Book.
Applebys' Illustrated Handbook of Machinery and Iron Work, with the Cost, the Working Expenses, and the Results obtained in the use of Steam and Hand Cranes, Pumps, Fixed and Portable Steam Engines, and various other Machines; with Weight, Measurement, etc., etc.; also Prices of Tools, Iron Works, Stores, and Materials required by Civil and Mechanical Engineers, Merchants, and others; together with numerous Tables and Memoranda, by Appleby Bros., Engineers, many hundred wood engravings, 8vo, cloth
"We have here a handsomely published volume of some 450 pages. contains between three and four hundred wood engravings, and the prices of at least two thousand machines and miscellaneous articles. The first section is devoted to drawings and prices of steam cranes, travellers, winches, and steam hoisting machinery; the second to engines, boilers, turbines, and dredgers; the third to steam and hand pumps, hydraulic machinery, motors, and fittings; the fourth to contractors' plant; the fifth to machine tools, and the sixth principally to agricultural implements.
"Added is a small collection of tables, memoranda, and information for engineers. But as a price-book of general machinery Applebys' handbook is more complete than any which has yet come under our notice."—Engineering.
General Method of Solving Equations of all Degrees; applied particularly to Equations of the second, third, fourth, and fifth degrees, by Oliver Byrne, 8vo, sewed
Engineering Papers.
Engineering Papers, containing Mortar, Practical Ironwork, and Retaining Walls, by C. Graham Smith, Stud. Inst. C.E., 8vo, cloth
For Railroad Engineers, containing Formulæ for laying out Curves, determining Frog Angles, Levelling, calculating Earthwork, etc., etc., together with Tables of Radii, Ordinates, Reflections, Long Chords, Magnetic Variations, etc., etc., by J. B. Henck, C.E., 12mo, morocco tuck
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