Stodola Pumpa is a historical water pump and is considered an important piece of engineering heritage in the Czech Republic. It was developed in the late 19th century by Czech engineer Josef Stodola as a solution for efficient water lifting. The design utilized a unique mechanism that allowed for the effective movement of water from lower to higher elevations, particularly beneficial in agricultural and industrial applications. Over time, it has become a symbol of innovation in hydraulic engineering in the region.
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Barbara Stodola has written: 'Michigan City beach communities' -- subject- s -: Beaches, Buildings, structures, Historic buildings, History, Local History, Pictorial works, Resorts, Social life and customs
Ivan Stodola was born in 1888.
Ivan Stodola died in 1977.
Aurel Stodola was born on 1859-05-10.
Aurel Stodola died on 1942-12-25.
Edwin King Stodola was born in 1914.
Edwin King Stodola died in 1992.
Aurel Stodola has written: 'Die Dampfturbinen' -- subject(s): Turbines
The cast of Tomi od benziskata pumpa - 1979 includes: Emilija Andreevska Bratislav Dimitrov Stojna Kostovska Kostadinka Velkovska
Angelina Amico's birth name is Angelina Kati Domenica Iren Amico.
Stodole pumpa, also known as "pumpa" in Slovak, is a traditional dish from Slovakia, particularly associated with the region of Liptov. It is made primarily from grated potatoes, which are mixed with flour and sometimes other ingredients to create a dough. This dish is often served as a side with various meats or as a hearty meal on its own. Its rustic origins reflect the agricultural lifestyle of the Slovak countryside.