Scientific American Supplement, No. 717, September 28, 1889Various
Science
Scientific American Supplement, No. 717, September 28, 1889
Various
Science -- Periodicals
Forging a Propeller Shaft.--How large steamer shafts are
forged, with example of the operation as exhibited to the
Shah of Persia at Brown & Co.'s works, Sheffield, England.--1
illustration. 11447
The Naval Forges and Steel Works at St. Chamond.--The forging
of a piece of ordnance from a 90 ton ingot of steel, an
artistic presentation of the subject.--1 illustration. 11447
VI. PHOTOGRAPHY.--The Pyro Developer with Metabisulphite of
Potash.--By Dr. J. M. EDER.--A new addition to the pyro
developer, with formulae and results. 11462
VII. PHYSICS.--Quartz Fibers.--A lecture by Mr. C. V. BOYS on his
famous experiments of the production of microscopic fibers,
with enlarged illustrations of the same, and a graphic
account of the entire subject.--7 illustrations. 11452
The Modern Theory of Light.--By Prof. OLIVER LODGE.--An
abstract of a lecture by the eminent investigator and
expositor of Prof. Hertz's experiments, giving a brief review
of the present aspect of this absorbing question. 11459
VIII. PHYSIOLOGY.--Heat in Man.--Experiments recently made by Dr.
Loewy on the heat of the human system.--Described and
commented on by Prof. ZUNTZ. 11461
IX. SANITATION.--On Purification of Air by Ozone--with an Account
of a New Method.--By Dr. B. W. RICHARDSON.--A very important
subject treated in full, giving the past attempts in the
utilization of ozone and a method now available. 11460
X. TECHNOLOGY.--Alkali Manufactories.--Present aspect of the
Leblanc process and the new process for the recovery of
sulphur from its waste. 11457
Dried Wine Grapes.--The preparation of the above wine on a
large scale in California, with full details of the process
adopted. 11461
The Production of Ammonia from Coal.--By LUDWIG MOND.--A
valuable review of this important industry, with actual
working results obtained in carrying out a retort process.--2
illustrations. 11454
Nature, Composition, and Treatment of Animal and Vegetable
Fabrics.--The history of fabrics and fibers in the vegetable
and animal world, their sources, applications, and
treatments. 11453
Walnut Oil.--By Thomas T. P. BRUCE WARREN.--An excellent oil
for painters' use, with description of a simple method for
preparing it on a small scale. 11462
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THE NAVAL FORGES AND STEEL WORKS AT ST. CHAMOND.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 717, September 28, 1889 — John Shaqi
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