موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين .. المخترعون بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ١_ت

Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors.. Inventors in order according to their nickname.. The letter 1_T

⏹ Chambers, Sir William
Sir William Chambers

British architect (1726 - 1796)
He rebuilt the home of the first Duke of Somerset in 1775, and designed the Kew Gardens on the outskirts of London, and designed the pagoda in the aforementioned gardens.
And «the pagoda is a building of the Chinese style with the shape of a tower, its shelves are arched so that the end is directed upwards, and it is many floors and represents a model of the ancient Chinese temples, the Pagoda.

⏹ Telford Thomas, Thomas

Scottish engineer (1757 - 1834)
Telford began his life working in the construction of stone structures, then he developed his abilities until he became a famous engineer, especially in the construction of arches.
Perhaps Telford's greatest achievement is the Menai Suspension Bridge. He designed and built the Ellesmere Canal and extended roads for difficult mountainous areas. He held the position of chief engineer in the Caledonian Canal for a long time.
He has many public construction works.

⏹ Telman, Benjamin Chew
Tilghman Benjamin Chew

American inventor (1821 - 1901)
Teleman was interested in manufacturing iron and applying it for the purpose of cutting, so he mastered the production of iron granules (sprinkles) that are quickly cooled in order to increase their hardness and use them in cutting, polishing and rinsing stones. Telman also invented the method of sulphite in the paper industry, and perhaps one of his most prominent inventions is the method of abrasion (sanding) with sand released with compressed air.

⏹ Torchley, Evangelista
Torricelli, Evangelista
Italian physicist and inventor (1608-1647). Torchli was educated in Rome, and succeeded Galileo in teaching mathematics in Florence • He invented the well-known «mercury barometer». The space above the column of mercury in the barometer is called the Torchli vacuum. He also made a simple microscope and developed the telescope (astronomical telescope). Torchli was also interested in studying hurricanes.

⏹ Thomas, Sydney Gilchrist
Sidney Gilchrist Thomas

English inventor (1850 - 1885)
Thomas began his life as a clerk in a police house.
Then he went on to study chemistry at Birkbeck College, and Thomas was able to devise a method to remove phosphorous from molten iron in the Bessemer converter. This invention had a clear impact on the iron industry in the European continent in general. As for England, it did not benefit much from that, due to the low content. Phosphorus in British iron ores at that time, with the exception of Cleveland ores.

⏹ Thomson James Thomson , James

British engineer and physicist (1822-1892)
Thomson studied and then taught civil engineering in Glasgow. He has studies in fluids and melting points of materials that have been practically verified by the well-known Lord Kelvin.

⏹ Thevenot, J.M.

French engineer (? - 1692)
He is credited with the invention of the important architectural tool, the alcoholic level, which is used to adjust the horizontal level during construction.
It should be noted that something similar to adjusting the leveling of the tribe was always used in construction everywhere in the world since the earliest ages of civilization.

⏹ Thurber, Charles Thurber, Charles

American inventor (1803-1886).
He participated with one of his cousins ​​called Ethan Allen and in the company of Allen and Thurber, which was manufacturing firearms, in inventing a typewriter that works by hand and is similar to the current machine in use at the present time, and it is mentioned that the first invention of a typewriter is attributed to Henry Mill in the year 1744 .

⏹ tiriumine, lev ( teremin , leo )
Theremin, Lev (Termin Leo)

Russian electrical engineer ( 1896 - )
Theremin invented many electrical instruments, including a device called “theremin” that produces electric music (or what is called air waves).