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Which scientist discovered the Diesel engine?
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The Diesel engine was invented by Rudolf Diesel, a German engineer. Rudolf Diesel was awarded a patent for his design of the compression-ignition engine, which became known as the Diesel engine, in 1892. His engine was first demonstrated in 1897. Diesel’s design utilized the principle of high compression to ignite fuel, which differs from the spark ignition used in gasoline engines. This innovation resulted in greater efficiency and has been widely used in various applications, including transportation and industrial machinery.