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Q: Who invented oil lubricators for the steam engines?
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Who invented oil lubricators for steam engines?

Elijah McCoy, a African Canadian from the Canada, invented oil lubricators for steam engines in 1872.


Who invented oil lubricators steam engines?

Elijah McCoy, a African Canadian from the Canada, invented oil lubricators for steam engines in 1872.


Who invented lubricant for steam engines?

Elijah McCoy, a African Canadian from the Canada, invented oil lubricators for steam engines in 1872.


Did Elijah McCoy invented the oil?

Elijah invented a lubricating oil for steam engines that allowed the steam trains to run faster.


What are some inventions by Elijah McCoy?

McCoy invented an automatic lubricator for oiling the steam engines of locomotives and boats in 1979 mccoy invented an oil-dripping cup for trains


Why a steam locomotive?

Steam was the first practical (useable, reliable) energy source to be used in self-propelled vehicles.................Steam engines were invented before internal combustion engines (gasoline, diesel, etc.). Steam can be made by burning wood or coal, easily available before the days of refining crude oil into gasoline, etc.


What inventions did Elijah McCoy make?

Elijah McCoy invented the automatic lubricator which is used to oil the steam engines of trains and ships. Elijah McCoy was not only an inventor but also an engineer.


What invention helped create a demand for oil in the early 1900s?

Steam engines and railroads.


Who invented the steam engine oil drill?

edwin drake


Who invented steam engine oil drill?

edwin drake


Was bunker c used in steam engines?

As fuel oil in the boilers of steam-turbine powered ships, perhaps.


When was the automatic oil cup invented?

The Automatic Oil Cup was a self-lubricated device that was used to drip oil into engines automatically