Sir Dugald Clerk
First to Market Forced Induction System
Born: 1854
Died: 1932
About: Sir Dugald Clerk, a Scottish engineer, is credited by some to execute the first demonstrated fully functioning supercharging system with the world’s first successful two-stroke engine. The two cylinder engine was designed with one working cylinder with the second cylinder acting as a pump to force gases through the lift valve into the motor cylinder. The cylinder was able to force more air into the engine but did not compress it.
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Achievement: First Fully Functional Forced Induction System
Achieved: 1878In 1878 Dugald Clerk of Glasgow introduced the first fully operating forced induction system with the first operational two-stroke engine.
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