7 Facts on Rudolf Diesel & his mysterious life

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 Rudolf Diesel & his mysterious life - 7 facts (compiled).

Rudolf Diesel, by inventing Diesel Engine, revolutionized industries and transportation, but on September 29, 1913, it became very mysteriously silent.Something very rare and unexpected happened that day.Let us know some facts about this genius-


1.Rudolf Diesel, who gave the world its diesel engine, was born on March 18, 1858. He was the French Mechanical Engineer. He is considered the inventor of the diesel engine. 


2.Rudolf patented his first design in 1886 after 8 years of hard work and in 1897 he ran his first diesel engine. Rudolf Diesel's life was as influential and inspiring as his death was as shocking as it was.


3.On 28 February 1892, Rudolf Diesel patented his 'Compression English Engine'. Initially, this engine ran from groundnut oil or vegetable oil. Later Rudolph added the cylinder and then used a different type of liquid fuel than the gasoline and cheap. Engine cylinders and fuel are powerfully picked up. Driving with compacted air and fuel, plenty of energy came out. This was a big challenge for steam engines. Rudolph stressed that 90 percent of the energy in the engine of steam is wasted, his engine greatly reduces this waste. Rudolph gave the engine's name diesel engine and the liquid fuel was called Diesel.


4.By 1912, there were 70,000 diesel engines operating around the world. Generally as generators in most factories. After World War II, the diesel engine was used in transport and then a revolution happened. Diesel engines resulted in the loss of trucks and trains. Diesel engine had the ability to gain more weight than petrol. Transportation and speed increased, it also became economical.


5.It is said that Rudolf was going to England on an important visit. They wanted to set up a new type of revolutionary diesel engine plant there. They were supposed to be from British Navy officials. British navy preparing to build a submarine wanted a special type of diesel engine. However, looking at military preparations at the time, there is no evidence that Britain has had any idea of ​​making a submarine. Some people say that opponents of selling patents to the British government threw Rudolph with a ship of water. One side also says that Rudolph had come under such pressure that he committed suicide.


6.Rudolf Diesel, suddenly going missing from Belgian to Harvic (England), disappeared by a ship named Dresden. On October 10, 1913, a body found floating in the North Sea. Investigations revealed that the body of Rudolf diesel was found.


7.It has remained a mystery even today, how his death took place. It was officially said that Rudolf Diesel committed suicide, though many people questioned the claim and feared they would be killed. But Diesel's name and work are still alive today.


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