“Dr. Diesel demonstrated his engine at the Exhibition Fair in Paris, France in 1898. This engine stood as a example of Diesel's vision because it was fueled by peanut oil - the "original" biodiesel. He thought that the utilization of a biomass based fuel was the real future of his engine. He hoped that it would provide a way for the smaller industries, farmers, and "common folk" a means of competing with the monopolizing industries, which controlled all energy production at that time, as well as serve as a n alternative for thin efficient fuel consumption of the steam engine. The diesel engine was invented by German engineer Rudolf Diesel (1858–1913). As a result of Diesel's vision, compression ignited engines were powered by a “bio” fuels or vegetable oil, until the 1920's and are being powered again, today, by biodiesel.”
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Diesel engine, Dr. Diesel.
“Dr. Diesel demonstrated his engine at the Exhibition Fair in Paris, France in 1898. This engine stood as a example of Diesel's vision because it was fueled by peanut oil - the "original" biodiesel. He thought that the utilization of a biomass based fuel was the real future of his engine. He hoped that it would provide a way for the smaller industries, farmers, and "common folk" a means of competing with the monopolizing industries, which controlled all energy production at that time, as well as serve as a n alternative for thin efficient fuel consumption of the steam engine. The diesel engine was invented by German engineer Rudolf Diesel (1858–1913). As a result of Diesel's vision, compression ignited engines were powered by a “bio” fuels or vegetable oil, until the 1920's and are being powered again, today, by biodiesel.”
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