Who invented the jet engine?
It should be Romanian, Henry, anda! In particular, in December 10, 1910, at an exhibition in Paris, France, a plane crashed during the show. The pilot was thrown out of the burning cabin. But the plane has attracted a lot of attention. Because it uses a new type of engine. The designer was the pilot himself. He was Romanian, named Henry Koanda, and graduated from the French high tech school. He designed the engine to use a 50 horsepower engine to push the fan back into the air, while adding an afterburner that allowed the gas to expand sufficiently in the tailpipe to increase thrust. This is the first jet engine.
Whittle, was born in the UK in 1907 in Coventry city. A time of war, the young age of many air whittle witness stories, have a keen interest in aviation. At the end of 1929, the young engineer devised a jet engine, but the military finally denied his plan. In early 1930, Whittle applied to the British Patent Office for a jet engine patent. For a long time, Whittle worked aggressively to persuade the aviation engine business to develop the new engine, but failed
The discovery of a major technology for turbojet engines was an interesting coincidence: two people completed the invention at the same time, without mutual information. The two men are English, Frank Whittle and German Hans von Ohain.
