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Son of a foundry owner. In 1871 he began working in the machine factory of Decker & Co. in Cannstadt, where he spent two years. In 1873 he became a production engineer with Jacob Rieter in Föß in Winterthur, where until 1877 he was involved with water turbines. He then worked as a constructor in Baienthaler Maschinenfabrik company in Baienthal in Cologne on the Rhine. In 1877 he developed an improved type of steam admission valve gear for steam engines. He continued to improve his system, with patents in 1891, 1892, 1893 and 1895). Between 1880 and 1884 he lived in England, before returning to Vienna. <ref>[http://www.cesa-project.eu/en/lexicon/authors/alfred-collmann] CESA Project (Central European Science Adventure): COLLMANN, Alfred </ref> | Son of a foundry owner. In 1871 he began working in the machine factory of Decker & Co. in Cannstadt, where he spent two years. In 1873 he became a production engineer with Jacob Rieter in Föß in Winterthur, where until 1877 he was involved with water turbines. He then worked as a constructor in Baienthaler Maschinenfabrik company in Baienthal in Cologne on the Rhine. In 1877 he developed an improved type of steam admission valve gear for steam engines. He continued to improve his system, with patents in 1891, 1892, 1893 and 1895). Between 1880 and 1884 he lived in England, before returning to Vienna. <ref>[http://www.cesa-project.eu/en/lexicon/authors/alfred-collmann] CESA Project (Central European Science Adventure): COLLMANN, Alfred </ref> | ||
1893 Illustrations and brief description of Patent No. 14,059: A. Collmann, Vienna. Valve Gear | |||
for Engines. July 20, 1893.<ref>Engineering 1894/07/20</ref> | |||
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Alfred Collmann (1851-1937) of Austria.
1851 Born 17th April in Vienna
1937 Died 7 April in Vienna
Son of a foundry owner. In 1871 he began working in the machine factory of Decker & Co. in Cannstadt, where he spent two years. In 1873 he became a production engineer with Jacob Rieter in Föß in Winterthur, where until 1877 he was involved with water turbines. He then worked as a constructor in Baienthaler Maschinenfabrik company in Baienthal in Cologne on the Rhine. In 1877 he developed an improved type of steam admission valve gear for steam engines. He continued to improve his system, with patents in 1891, 1892, 1893 and 1895). Between 1880 and 1884 he lived in England, before returning to Vienna. [1]
1893 Illustrations and brief description of Patent No. 14,059: A. Collmann, Vienna. Valve Gear for Engines. July 20, 1893.[2]