Oliver Evans

Inventor of the first automated flour mill

Oliver Evans - Inventor of the first automated flour mill
Born

September 13th, 1755
269 years ago

Died

1819
206 years ago — 64 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

United States

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An inventor and engineer, contributed significantly to the field of mechanical engineering. Developed the first automated flour mill using an innovative system of elevators and conveyors, which increased efficiency in grain processing. Also designed several steam engines and contributed to the advancement of high-pressure steam technology. Held multiple patents throughout his career and was involved in numerous engineering projects that paved the way for future innovations in manufacturing and mechanization.

Developed the first automated flour mill

Pioneered high-pressure steam technology

Patented innovative mechanical devices

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