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The advantage of having a lot of information gathered is obvious, but deep.
It's fun and beneficial. But we're very uncomfortable, we've used the units in pounds, miles, inches, feet, meters and kilograms.
Kim Ki-tae: History of engines
The tool, the engine, that made mankind's dream come true, that they would move objects without using their hands. The history of the engine is a book that ‘wide and deep ’ explains the development and principles of the engines that have been going on for over 2,000 years since Heron Turbin, ancient Greece, to modern jet engines. like the steam engines that powered the industrial revolution, the auto's internal engine, the Autocycle engines, the rocket engines that help us develop space, the jet engines that are used in aircraft, we know of a lot of the engines that have been developed and developed in the West, mainly in Europe and the United States, and none of them have ever been invented in our country or the Orient. Is that why? Although books that introduce individual developments according to the type of engine are not available abroad, these easy but deep-opening books that show the overall context and the workings of different engines are difficult to find in other countries. It is a good reason that the history of the engine, which was written to students in general, and people engaged in research in the field, who were either too technical or too limited to be sorry about it.
Korean title: 엔진의 역사
Korean author: 김기태
Korean publisher: 지성사
ISBN-13: 9788978894371
Reviews
The advantage of having a lot of information gathered is obvious, but deep.
It's fun and beneficial. But we're very uncomfortable, we've used the units in pounds, miles, inches, feet, meters and kilograms.
