Journal of the American Society of Naval Engineers

A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH TEMPERATURE PIPING
pp. 467-502(36)
Author: Austin., Sidney

SHIP MATERIAL SCHEDULING
pp. 503-525(23)
Author: Neuhaus, Herbert M.

COMMON SENSE PRACTICES IN THE USE OF WELDING IN STEEL SHIP CONSTRUCTION
pp. 526-532(7)
Author: Bissell., A. G.

SPARKING AND FIRES IN DIESEL ENGINE EXHAUST STACKS
pp. 533-536(4)
Author: Baggaley, Ralph

THE EFFECT OF LOCATION UPON TORSION METER READINGS
pp. 537-543(7)
Author: Webster, Hugh P.

SALVAGING OF THE STEAMSHIP WINDHUK.
pp. 544-550(7)
Author: Kenney, Lewis Hobart

INDEX TO NOTES
pp. 551-551(1)

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF WELDED MERCHANT SHIPS
pp. 552-570(19)

NAVAL MACHINERY: FACTORS INFLUENCING ITS DESIGN
pp. 570-586(17)

THE COMBUSTION GAS TURBINE
pp. 586-592(7)

MISCELLANEA OF INTEREST TO NAVAL ENGINEERS
pp. 592-594(3)

ILLUSTRATED TECHNICAL DICTIONARY. Containing standard technical definitions of current terms in the applied sciences, graphic and industrial arts, and mechanical trades; including air navigation, meteorology, shipbuilding, synthetics and plastics; with illustrations, technical data, and intraconversion tables. Edited by Maxim Newmark, Author of a Dictionary of Science and Technology in English, French, German, Spanish. Published by the Philosophical Library, New York. 352 pp. 5.00.1
pp. 595-595(1)

ASSOCIATION NOTES
pp. 596-599(4)