- A
Gramme machine,
Gramme ring,
Gramme magneto, or
Gramme dynamo is an
electrical generator that
produces direct current,
named for its
Belgian inventor...
- the
sixth child of Mathieu-Joseph
Gramme, and died at Bois-Colombes on 20
January 1901. He
invented the
Gramme machine, a type of
direct current dynamo...
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centimetre of water,
equal to 1/1000 of a grave. In the
decree of 1795, the term
gramme thus
replaced gravet, and
kilogramme replaced grave. The
French spelling...
-
Germany Gramme-Vippach, a
Verwaltungsgemeinschaft ("collective muni****lity") in Thuringia,
Germany Gramme machine, an
electrical generator 2666
Gramme, a...
- The gram (originally
gramme; SI unit
symbol g) is a unit of m**** in the
International System of
Units (SI)
equal to one
thousandth of a kilogram. Originally...
- some
chemical research. 1873: Zénobe
Gramme invents the
first commercial electrical generator, the
Gramme machine. 1874:
Gustave Trouvé
invents the first...
-
first Cathkin Park, with
press reports suggesting the
lighting from a
Gramme machine was not
successful in
illuminating the
whole field.
Subsequent tests...
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Nobel Prize in
Physiology or
Medicine (1919) Zénobe
Gramme (1826–1901),
inventor of the
Gramme machine Marc
Lacroix (born 1952),
biochemist and
cancer researcher...
-
French electrical engineer who
worked with Zénobe
Gramme on the
development of the
Gramme machine (the
first industrially viable electrical generator)...
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engineer and
businessman (d. 1868) 1826 – Zénobe
Gramme,
Belgian engineer,
invented the
Gramme machine (d. 1901) 1829 – Owen Suffolk,
Australian bushranger...
