Journal of the American Society of Naval Engineers

U. S. S. RICHMOND
pp. 451-499(49)
Author: Densmore, C. W.

U. S. S. LANGLEY, OUR FIRST AIRCRAFT CARRIER
pp. 500-525(26)
Author: Keller, H. R.

CONCENTRATION SALINITY INDICATORS FOR MEASUREMENT OF SURFACECONDENSER LEAKAGE AND DISTILLING PLANT OPERATION
pp. 526-538(13)
Author: Jones, C. A.

ADDITIONAL NOTES ON LOW PRESSURE EVAPORATORS
pp. 539-544(6)
Author: Jones, C. A.

TEMPERATURES AT WHICH PHYSICAL CHANGES OCCUR
pp. 545-548(4)

THE NEW AIRCRAFT CARRIER
pp. 548-548(1)

A STREAM-LINE FILTER
pp. 549-549(1)

THE OSCILLOSCOPE
pp. 549-551(3)

MOTORSHIP ODENWALD AND HER NOVEL RUDDER
pp. 551-553(3)

THE COMPOUND DIESEL ENGINE
pp. 553-556(4)

THE MARTIN-NAVY ALL METAL SCOUT SEAPLANE
pp. 556-557(2)

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN STEAM-TURBINE DESIGN
pp. 557-560(4)

PRACTICAL HEAT TREATMENT OF DURALUMIN
pp. 561-567(7)
Author: Binnie, J. A.

TESTS OF HOWDEN-LJUNGSTRM AIR PREHEATER
pp. 568-569(2)

THE DEAERATION OF BOILER FEED WATER
pp. 569-573(5)

THE COMMERCIAL ECONOMY OF HIGH PRESSURE AND HIGH SUPERHEAT
pp. 573-580(8)
Author: Orrok, Geo. A.

CALUMET STATION TO HAVE 1,200-POUND BOILER
pp. 580-582(3)

HIGH-TEMPERATURE AND HIGH-PRESSURE STEAM LINES
pp. 582-595(14)
Author: Bhoido, B. N.

THE USE OF STEAM AT EXTREMELY HIGH PRESSURES
pp. 595-598(4)

Marine Works, by Ernest Tatham. D. Van Nostrand
pp. 599-599(1)

ASSOCIATION NOTES
pp. 600-601(2)