Rudolf Diesel - Diesel History Episode 4

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This week on Jack's Chrome Show we are bringing the Diesel History series back with a bang! This week we are detailing to complicated and very interesting history of the man that started it all - Rudolf Diesel. His Compression Ignition Engine and subsequent advancements in the field of combustions engines has paved the path for what we have day. Learn all about his development of the Diesel Engine and his subsequent strange disappearance and death!
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Music by: Bill Weaver Music - Diesel Life
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Video: Periscope Film
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[@mrbrown6421]

Short story: If you invent something really awesome, don't tell anybody. Especially the government.... Awesome story, thanks. 4/28/2021

[@justgauth]

Rudolf the red nosed Diesel, he had himself a good idea, and if you ever saw it, you would even say it pulls...

[@cassioabreu7376]

Great! Thanks for sharing! I just have one question about your comparison Steam Vs Diesel: At 4'27'' you mentioned: "Normal steam engines waste 90% of the energy produced by their coal furnaces" ... (Which is correct, meaning 10% efficiency). At 4'30'': "..Diesel Engine would waste only 25% of the fuel used to power them" ... (meaning 75% efficiency?). Diesel's project from 1897 achieved 26.2% efficiency. So I believe you meant "Diesel engines would waste only 75% of the fuel used to power them".

[@PhillipChristiansen]

Great watch! Thanks for the awesome content

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Thanks for watching Phillip!

[@buck_maize111]

Engineers are truly the greatest

[@allansmith3837]

The world should be thankful for Deisel. One off the world's Greatest inventions. One off the many benefits ship engines.

[@tommybritton9273]

Been waiting for this one 👍👍

[@jackschromeshop8296]

Thank you for watching Tommy!!

[@tommybritton9273]

@@jackschromeshop8296 you know it..thumbs up everybody

[@nerovice121]

Well done...

[@68peterbilt68]

Like others with a world changing idea, he was probably murdered because of greed. Sad. His legacy is one of the biggest known to man.

[@zopEnglandzip]

Nah, suicide because his engine was a lie and didn't actually work compared to Herbert Akroyd Stewart's heavy oil engine of the same period that didn't require blown hot air in order to run.

[@TerryUniGeezerPeterson]

@@zopEnglandzip 😆

[@theenginemanfromthepast.]

Diesel was building a factory in England at a site on the outskirts of Ipswich. Is this covered in another video?

[@unexplainedwearenotalone3537]

He make engine fuel inside and Otto make out out fuel petrol engine both there best first engine petrol or diesel engine system and last is Benz copying by Otto because Benz made engine steam system and Otto made engine fuel petrol he first made before Benz.

[@somewherenear3003]

Germans engineers changed the world forever

[@MrThatnativeguy]

They sure did....

[@xzreco2529]

story time ?

[@michaelvstheworld3680]

Farmer's growing their own fuel? Where is the money in that.

[@slycarlo8747]

Saving the world? Nah we’ll just make as much money as physically possible then bend the rules so we can make more!