المخترعون بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ل .. موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين

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

⏹ Lavalle, Carl Gustave Patrick D
Laval, Carl Gustaf Patrik de

Swedish inventor and engineer 1845 - 1913
Laval's interest emerged in mechanical machines, especially those that were suitable as a source for generating kinetic energy from coal, so he invented a well-efficient steam turbine (see Parsons).
In the field of food industries, he invented a centrifuge to separate milk cream.
A steam turbine designed by Carl Gustave Laval in the 1880s.

Land, Edwin Herbert

American inventor (1909 - )
Learn Land at Harvard. He was interested in inventions related to photography and designed a polarizing device
It is used as a filter for the imaging device. Lal invented a camera in which the endorsement and printing takes place in only fifty seconds • Land works with stereoscopic imaging (three-dimensional).

⏹ Lanston, Tolbert Lanston,

American inventor (1844–1913)
He worked in printing, and he is the inventor of the monotype, whose invention was a revolution in the history of printing, as it was soon used. Thus, the works of Lanston are the second inflection point in the history of printing after the works of Gutenberg (1468-1400).
Monotype: Monotype
It is the name registered as a patent for a printing machine in which the printing letters are molded and arranged, thus reducing the effort and cost that are exerted in the case of pre-made letters, directly by hand.

⏹ Lanois, Jean-Joseph Atban
Lenoir, Jean-Joseph Etienne

French inventor (1822 - 1900)
He manufactured an internal combustion engine in the year 1859 and is considered one of the prominent inventors who seriously influenced the development of cars. • He made Lanois a small car in the year 1860 · (see Panarinet).

Letens, Sir Edwin Landseer
Lutyens, Sir Edwin Landseer

English architect (years 1869 - 1944)
For Tynes, he designed or redesigned many country palaces, forts, and large gardens in England. He designed huge buildings in New Delhi, Washington, and Liverpool, and presided over the Royal Academy for about six years. He held the title of Merit.

Lesseps, Vicomte, Ferdinand de
Lesseps, Vicomte Ferdinand de

French engineer (1805 - 1894)
Lesbes was one of the owners of great engineering ideas. He worked in Alexandria, Egypt, as a vice consul.
He designed the Suez Canal, which was built in 1869. However, Lesbes failed later in the first project for the Panama Canal. His statue was at the southern entrance to the Suez Canal, but it was removed after the nationalization of the canal, because it was considered a remnant of colonial landmarks in Egypt · Most of the Arabic writings call Lesseps the name De Lesseps (Delesseps).