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peugeot man
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Rudolph Diesel's Original German Patent

01/14/2010 11:16 PM

Can someone please post a copy of the original patent of 1892 taken out by R.Diesel in Germany not the two later ones taken out in America in 1895 and 1898

I have only ever been able to find the cover page of this patent but more must be available

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01/15/2010 2:39 AM

I have placed it here for you:

http://ifile.it/ajvuinc
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01/15/2010 5:51 PM

Dear Guest

Thank you so much for posting the Diesel Patent I have long wanted to read this but as it is old fashioned German it is not easy to do but a German friend is going to explain it to me so I can understand its basics, he has already told me some of what I wanted to know about the patent. So once again thank you very much

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Re: Rudolph Diesel German patent

01/16/2010 4:55 AM

Many thanks.

I have downloaded a copy of Rudolf Diesel patent.

Herr Rudolf Diesel would wonder to see how much his invention has been developed and used in "on wheels automotive vehicles" mainly in passenger cars and in trucks.

Hi could see how the new common rail, high pressure injection systems have improved his basic engine.

I am very fond of the Diesel engines.

In 1960 I developed and patented the first indirect injection, pre-chamber, high speed (4500 rpm) diesel engine built en Spain, for Mr. Eduardo Barreiros company "Barreiros Diesel, S.A.", considered to be the best in Europe at the time, on a report of Hannomag in Germany.

Now I have developed a modification of the diesel cycle, that improves the thermodynamic cycle efficiency and reduces the weight of the engine.

I am now looking for how to make my innovation examined and tested by an ICE manufacturer or investor to proceed with the commercialisation, if the tests show the advantages I forecast.

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Arturo Pérez Rodríguez.

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01/16/2010 11:31 PM

Arturo, I sent you a message i hope succesfully.-
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Re: Rudolph Diesel's Original German Patent

01/16/2010 5:03 AM

http://depatisnet.dpma.de/DepatisNet/depatisnet?action=einsteiger

Hi,

here you can search and find most of German patents.

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Re: Rudolph Diesel's Original German Patent

01/19/2010 2:16 PM

Definitely off topic, but about 50 odd years ago, I worked for a British diesel manufacturer called Ruston & Hornsby, in Lincoln. They always claimed that they were producing what they called "gas engines" before Herr Ing. Diesel.

Of course, they no longer exist ! Swallowed by GEC, I believe. I once sat next to a certain Lord Nelson here in Mexico at a dinner, and mentioned the company. ( He was the President of English Electric that had bought Rustons.) "Oh yes", he said, I remember that company ! We bought it for an engine called the AO, which turned out to be an absolute pup ! But as part of the business, we acquired Ruston Gas Turbines, whose value at the time was not well appreciated. We collected many times what we expected to earn with the AO engine."
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