Invented the elevator?
Monday, August 11, 2014
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Invented the elevator?
The elevator, who arrived by it now that brings us to the high towers consisting of hundreds of decks and rapidly began like any other inventions are very simple, and according to historians, the man knew the idea of the elevator from BC, where he was people at the top are pulling stones and rocks from the bottom using the ropes but did not knows the area, which began where this idea.
But the beginning of the foundation and construction of the idea of using the elevator, mechanical humans were far from the ancient Egyptians, where he was a person named Otis, a slave to one of the queens Fajtra restructuring that we know now the elevator with a difference and the presence of humans or animals or water for dragging it to the top.
After Otis (who underwent several specialized companies elevators name or part of it) Archimedes came and gave almost the same idea, but Heathens took another turn with the arrival of King Louis XIV, who is converting to a means of lifting people.
In the nineteenth century AD came Otis new but an American named Elisha Graves Otis, which added the idea of raising the steam-powered elevators with a safety brake to consider is the first person succeeded in converting to the elevator and safe way to transport people.
So we can say that the first thought of the composition is the Egyptian Otis elevator, but the first to make it fit for human use without risk is to the American Otis.