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A Comparative Study on the World Bellows before the Industrial Revolution (2013)

Huang Xing (Author)
Qian, Wei (Author)

Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu (Studies in the History of Natural Sciences)
Volume: 32
Issue: 1
Pages: 84-111

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Cross-cultural interaction; cultural influence Technology East Asia, civilization and culture Western world, civilization and culture Industrial revolution Medieval Han dynasty (China, 202 B.C.-220 A.D.) Europe China

ancient World blower includes a displacement type and speed of the two categories and several subcategories. the article is designed for structure, the driving force behind the introduction of high-power and mechanical efficiency Change in three aspects were investigated throughout the world to the original structure of the bladder high similarity, the invention may be more independent. Central Europe advanced two blast types vary greatly. China long before Song blower technology leader in Europe, there may be double wooden fan, single-cylinder single-acting piston development sequence bellows, double double acting piston bellows and bellows, the individual performance stability is significantly affected by the blast, the impact of the presence of East Asia, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, North Africa and Madagascar and other places blower medieval Europe before the blast technology development is slow, but the gap is not China; it relies on gravity for stable wind blowing easy to implement, as a positive factor in its ironmaking technology development of China's fan car was first invented in the Han Dynasty, mature late, for agro-processing. and tunnel ventilation, after spread to Europe and Japan; the origin of the European fan local car needs further investigation Numerical simulations show car fan speed is not enough, low air pressure, can not be used in metallurgy.

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