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

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

⏹ Carsel, Petran Guillaume
Carcel, Bertrand Guillaume

French inventor and watchmaker (1750-1812) Carsel was famous as a maker of clocks and precise mechanical tools. · He invented a lamp that bears his name and is distinguished by the fact that oil is raised to the wick under pressure by means of a group of gears.

⏹ Callinicus

Egyptian architect (from the seventh century)
He is famous for inventing the Greek fire, which was used to burn the Arab fleet in the Battle of Byzantium. The time of the Umayyad state in the year 670 AD.

⏹ Callicrates

Greek architect (fifth century BC).
He participated with Ictinus in designing the Parthenon, (an important temple in Athens) near the Acropolis ».

⏹ Cunning, Sir Samuel
Canning, Sir Samuel

British electrical engineer (1823-1908). Canning is a pioneer in the design of submersible or underwater cables and their laying under water.
He extended the telephone cable across the Atlantic, as well as the communication cables from England to Malta and Alexandria.

⏹ Canina, Luigi Canina, Luigi

Italian architect and historian (1795-1856)
Interested in historical buildings, excavations and historical excavations, he led a number of important archaeological discoveries in Rome (see Frederick Adler).

⏹ Cahill, Nadeus Cahill Thaddeus

American inventor (1867 - 1934)
Kahl learned in Oberlin and worked in a number of laboratories · He invented an electric typewriter (printer) and invented the telharmium (a musical device that produces tones at a distance as a result of alternating electric currents where the usual keys are played, as is the case in playing the piano) • He invented devices for instruments Thermal and authoring machines, and wireless telephone.

⏹ Canyar de Latour Charles
Cagnard de la Tour, Charles

French engineer, inventor and physicist
( 1777 - 1859 )
Kanyar's interest in physical phenomena appeared at an early age, as he was a pioneer in the study of sound waves in different media. Invented a blowing machine and a whistle and used it to determine the number of vibrations that correspond to each vocal tone (musical).

Cram, Ralph Adams

American architect (1863 - 1942)
Cram was one of the largest American engineers and one of the most businesslike. He worked as an engineering consultant and supervised many works. He designed and implemented a number of important buildings as well as churches in many American cities.

⏹ Crompton, Samuel

English inventor (1753-1827)
He focused most of his attention on cotton spinning machines, so he improved the spindles and reached the spindle that was called “The Mule.” He was unsuccessful financially, as he lacked experience in financial management. He lived the rest of his life on subsistence from the income of a simple property that his friends bought for him from their donations.