Scientific American Supplement, No. 611, September 17, 1887Various
Science
Scientific American Supplement, No. 611, September 17, 1887
Various
Science -- Periodicals
Shall We Have a National Horse?--An eloquent plea by RANDOLPH
HUNTINGTON for the production of a good type of animal.--Use
of the Arabian horse as an improver of the breed. 9760
VIII. NAVAL ENGINEERING.--Trial Trip of the Ohio.--The remarkable
results attained by the introduction of new boilers and
machinery in an American steamship. 9751
IX. PHYSIOLOGY.--Apparatus for Determining Mechanically the
Reaction Period of Hearing.--An interesting study of the time
of transmission of an impulse through the sensor and motor
nerves.--1 illustration. 9753
X. SANITATION.--A New Disinfector.--Description of a new apparatus
for disinfecting by superheated steam and air, with tabular
statement of elaborate tests made with it.--2 illustrations. 9754
Trees from a Sanitary Aspect.--By CHARLES ROBERTS, F.R.C.S.,
etc.--The sanitary value of trees considered by this eminent
sanitarian.--The uses and abuses of shade near houses. 9765
XI. TECHNOLOGY.--A New Alkali Process.--The Parnell & Simpson
process of making carbonate of soda, combining the features of
the Leblanc and ammonia methods. 9755
A New Process for the Distillation and Concentration of Chemical
Liquids.--By GEORGE ANDERSON, of London.--An apparatus
and process especially adapted to the manufacture of sulphate of
ammonia.--The invention of Alex. Angus Croll described.--1
illustration. 9757
Barlow's Machine for Moulding Candles.--A new apparatus for
candle manufacture, fully described and illustrated.--5
illustrations. 9754
Temperature of Gas Distillation.--The mooted question discussed
by Mr. WM. FOULIS, the eminent gas engineer. 9756
The Largest Black Ash Furnace in the World.--Note of a recent
furnace for use in the Leblanc process of soda manufacture. 9756
* * * * *
IMPROVED OSCILLATING HYDRAULIC MOTOR.
The motor of MM. Schaltenbrand & Moller is adapted for use for
household purposes, where small power is required, as in driving
sewing machines.
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