Le trans-ether, aero-moteur de la navigation atmospherique
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Le trans-ether, aero-moteur de la navigation atmospherique
Le trans-ether, aero-moteur de la navigation atmospherique. Scaled design drawing for a patent of a steam paddle-wheel driven motor for dirigible navigation, designed by F. Ducroz of Boulogne, 1859. (Source: AG Renstrom, LC staff, 1981-82). Date 1859?
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Le Trans-Ether, Aero-Moteur de la Navigation Atmospherique" is an intriguing and pioneering design for a steam paddle-wheel driven motor for dirigible navigation, created by F. Ducroz of Boulogne in 1859. This patent drawing offers a glimpse into the early days of aeronautical innovation, predating the era of conventional airplane engines. The image showcases the meticulously detailed design of the steam engine, which was intended to provide propulsion for airships navigating through the atmosphere. The motor, named "Trans-Ether," was a bold attempt to harness the power of steam to propel these early flying machines. The design features a series of paddle wheels, which were to be driven by steam power, generating the necessary lift and thrust for the dirigible. The drawing also illustrates the intricate connection between the steam engine and the airship's hull. The engine's boiler, located at the rear of the design, is shown connected to the paddle wheels via a series of shafts and gears. The steam pipes are depicted running along the length of the hull, providing power to the engine while also acting as structural supports. At the time, the concept of steam-powered flight was a fascinating and audacious endeavor. This design by F. Ducroz represents a significant step forward in the development of aeronautical technology, demonstrating the ingenuity and vision of its creator. Although the Trans-Ether never came to fruition, it remains an important piece of aeronautical history, showcasing the early attempts to conquer the skies through the power of steam. This patent drawing is a testament to the spirit of innovation and the relentless pursuit of progress that has characterized the history of aeronautics. It offers a unique perspective into the past, providing valuable insights into the evolution of flight technology and the dreams of those who dared to imagine a world where humans could navigate the skies.
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