Nicholas otto was the German legend who made the engine of the four-stroke internal in-house in 1876. It was the initial model of the crore engines that are being developed to date.
The internal engine is a smooth era. It is used in boats and motorcycles. It has a lot of industrial uses. While its role was of primary importance for the invention of the aircraft.
(Before the first jet was launched in 1939, all the aircraft sat in accordance with the rules of the Auto with the help of internal afro-cut engines). The most important use of the Bahraqif interior engine was in motor cars.
Before Otto's successful work, there were several attempts to make motor cars.
(1875) 'Et-Ni-Lenoir (1862) and Joseph K. Gunt (1769) were able to create engine models that could run away, but in the absence of proper engines that could generate more energy with less weight.
None of these samples were practically successful. However, in about 15 years after the production of the four-stroke engine, two different motors, the Roll-Benz and The Gottlib Daimler, were practically and commercially successful carbon.
Many other engines are also used in these cars. It is possible that cars may be powered by a fuel engine's electric battery or any other means in the future.
Ninety-two percent of the millions of cars developed in the last century have been equipped with the same internal afro-cut four-stroke engine. (Diesel engine is a better type of internal-in-the-way engine used in trucks' buses and ships') it works on the basis of four-stroke of the Auto. However, it uses a separate recipe for oil.)
The great majority of scientific inventions (with the exception of weapons and ammunition) are considered beneficial to humans. No one will say that we have been signed by the refrigerator or the pension or that they are banned from using them. The broad use of these personal cars is quite clear. They cause noise and pollution, "a decrease in oil resources and cause many people to die or get injured in accidents every year."
Obviously, if we had not been able to get the benefit of these vehicles, we would have been able to avoid using them. Private vehicles are much more than public transport. The car is a private car that can be used to drive you home. It is quick and easy to get and more luggage is affordable.
It does not hinder us from choosing to live somewhere and spend time in our own way in a way that is not in our interest.
But are these benefits more than the price this vehicle receives from society? However, the fact that someone "will not" say that the vehicle has had a profound impact on our culture. In the United States alone, more than 180 million people are in use and in a year they make up 3 trillion miles of the human race.
This distance is greater than the total distance that is determined by the aircraft 'rail vehicle' or other means of transport in this space.
For these vehicles, we have built hundreds of miles of parking and long roads, while in the process all the ground has been transformed. In return, the car has facilitated us to travel, which has deprived previous generations.
Most car owners have a wide range of activities, "while today all the facilities that make them comfortable without a car are available to them. It spreads the scope of our choice to be wherever we want and do whatever we want. Every car has a number of properties The people of the town are also entitled to this.
(This is the main reason for the spread of cities in recent decades, and that is why the decline of inner cities in America is also the reason).
Nicholas Augustotto was born in 1832 in Holz-Hasan, a town in Germany. His father died in his childhood. Otto was a student. However, at the age of sixteen, he found work and gained business experience by saying good school.
For some time he also worked at a cheese shop in a small town. Then he recruited a clerk in Frankfurt. Later he went to a traveling merchant.
In 1860, Otto heard about the gas engine invented by ET Ni Lenoir (1900-1822-1).
It was the first dynamic internal-resistance engine. Otto felt that if the engine of the Lenoir is used for fluid oil, its use may increase.
It will not have to have a gas-point box. Otto developed a carburetor. However, he was not granted the right to this invention. Because similar devices were used earlier.
He was not disappointed. He focused on improving the engine of Lenoir. In early 1861 he thought of a new kind of engine. Which went with a sequence of four strokes (it was different from the engine of the Lenoir that runs on two strokes).
In January 1862, Otto made a model of four-stroke engines. However, he was in trouble. Especially in the fire problem that led to the new engine being practically usable.
He put it aside. Instead, he built an air-pressure two-stroke engine that was powered by gas. In 1863 he acquired his certificate rights and soon he got the support of Evign Langan.
They made a small gap and kept improving the engine. In 1867, his two-stroke engines won the Gold Medal in the Paris World Fire. Then the sale of it went to the extreme. In 1872 he added the intelligent engineer to the management of his car room to assist him in engine manufacturing.
Although the profit from the Twostroke engine was unrecoverable, Otto could not get the idea of the four-stroke engine that he originally wanted to build.
He believed that a four-stroke engine that would blow oil and air before the fire could have been more effective than any better modification of the two-stroke engine of the Lenoir. In early 1876, Otto developed a better fire system. This enabled him to create a practically successful four-stroke engine. The first such model was developed in May 1876.
The next year he acquired the certification rights of the invention. The four-stroke engine had the highest efficiency and performance. He was immediately successful at the trade level.
In the next ten years alone, 30,000 such engines were sold. While all the samples of the engine of the Lenoir were turned off.
The German certification rights of the four-stroke engine Auto were tried in 1886. It was decided that a French Alfonse Bevedi Rocas had developed a similar model in 1862 and had obtained its certification rights.
(We should not think that The Widow Rochas was an influential figure.) His invention never came to market, nor did he create a model, nor did Otto take the idea for his invention. In the absence of a reliable certificate, Otto's organization kept making money. In 1891 he died in luxury life.
In 1882, Gottlib demelradare was taken over.
He intended to use the Auto engine in vehicles. By 1883 he invented a great fire system (which is used today) which costs 700 to 900 per minute. (The capacity of the photo samples was 1800 to 200 per minute).
Moreover, Daimler developed a highly developed light-weight engine. In 1885 he connected one of his engines to the bicycle and developed the world's first motorcycle.
The next year Daimler developed a four-wheeler. Later it was found that Carl Benz had killed the man. He had just three months before that and had developed a three-wheeler. Like Daimler, Benz's car was driven by a model of the four-stroke engine of the Auto. The Benz engine was capable of 400 minutes. However, this made his car viable.
Benz improved it gradually and in a few years, he brought it to the market for sale.
Gottlob Daimler started selling his cars shortly after Hines. However, it was successful. (After all, Daimler and The Benz's institutions merged.) This new company developed the famous Mercedes-Benz motor cars.
The history of vehicles is important to mention another famous one.
It was Henry Ford, the American automotive and industry leader who first developed a bad number of motor cars on low-end cars.
The internal engine and motor vehicle were of immense importance. If all this development can be made by a person, then it should be counted here. However, the honor of all this progress should be divided among these few.
Leno ir'oto'Daimler'S-Benz and Ford. All of them have the most part of the auto. The Lenoir engine was not suitable for motor vehicles in the power or the efficient car. The engine of the autocompleted every deficiency. Before 1876, when Otto invented his engine, it was impossible to manufacture a viable motor vehicle. But after 1876 it became unified. Nicholas August Otto is one of the world's most respected.