二冲程与四冲程历史（Two stroke and four stroke history）.doc

二冲程与四冲程历史（Two stroke and four stroke history） A motorcycle powered by a steam engine; Known as the inventor of the steam engine, watt developed the first modern steam engine with a cooler and more thermal efficiency in 1768. The technology has been widely used in many industries, and in the motorcycle industry, it has been used for the first time. It was more than a hundred years ago. Rappa car body in 1894: Columbia high bike rack in 1894. Engine: top speed of steam engine of coal-fired boiler: over 64km/h quality: 68kg. The motorcycle, like many early motorcycles, is powered by a power device on a bicycle, and the owner of the car, 73-year-old Sylvester, is on board. Sylvester Poper, to prove the cars strength, took part in the Boston local cycling race. Once in the field, the young cyclist laughed: a gray-haired, cuddly old man driving this strange car, came to the young mens bravado. Its hard to know the chase for a third mile of the Charles river park. On the pitch, the rappas eccentric car was an excellent performance, and all the players realized that the old man was not in the crowd. On June 1, 1896, roper ran three laps, taking just over two minutes and averaging 48 km/hour! Then he tried to run faster, because the average speed of the car reached 64 km/hour in the week before. It is sad that this story ends in tragedy. In the course of the race, the former roper racing car (named after its owner) began to shake violently. Suddenly, the direction was deflected, and then rushed into the sand pile next to the track, and the old man fell from the car in the voice of the crowd. All the men rushed to help the venerable old man, but he lay motionless under the car, and he was found to have stopped breathing. When the doctor examined it, he found that Mr. Roper had died before the bike was off the track. Is the engine too successful = too excited? Carried a steam engine of the car is now, the collection of motorcycle hall of fame museum in the United States, and