罗伯特·富尔顿




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Robert Fulton jr.

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Robert Fulton

出生
(1765-11-14)1765年11月14日
英属北美宾夕法尼亚省蘭開斯特縣小不列颠镇（英语：Little Britain Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania）
逝世
纽约
国籍
美国
配偶
Harriet Livingston
儿女
Robert, Julia, Mary, Cornelia
父母
Robert Fulton, Mary Smith
签名

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罗伯特·富尔顿（英语：Robert Fulton，1765年11月14日－1815年2月24日）美国工程师、发明家。


18世纪末年到19世纪初年在巴黎试验用人力旋转螺旋桨的潜水艇和用蒸汽机作为动力的船。


1807年在纽约使用英国的机器制成以蒸汽机作为动力的明轮船“北河号”（North River Steamboat，在富尔顿去世两年后，一位朋友写的关于他的传记中误写为“克莱蒙特号”（Clermont）），而被后世广泛接受)航行在哈德逊河上，为最早用轮船从事定期运输者；另外他对运河闸门和纺麻机器也有所发明。



参见


  • 蒸汽船





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  • WorldCat Identities

  • BIBSYS: 5076006

  • BNF: cb12044845d (data)

  • FAST: 5282

  • GND: 118694278

  • ISNI: 0000 0000 6643 2704

  • LCCN: n50016797

  • NKC: xx0021064

  • NLP: A20048646

  • NNL: 000157916

  • RKD: 29758

  • SNAC: w6qn651p

  • SUDOC: 028658469

  • ULAN: 500008343

  • VIAF: 41858391



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