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Ask about the history of steamboats.1Were there any steamboats in Britain in the 1940s?

A steam ship is a mechanical propulsion ship driven by a steam engine. The appearance of the steam engine has revolutionized the ship power, thus completing the revolution of the ship power. The driving force of the ship has changed from manpower and natural force to mechanical force. The great power provided by the steam engine of ships makes it possible for human beings to build bigger and bigger ships and carry more goods.

It was james watt who really solved the problem of marine steam engines. He invented the double-cylinder steam engine in 1765. 1768, he cooperated with matthew boulton, the boss of Birmingham Ocean Engineering Factory in England, and specially developed a special steam engine for ship propulsion. This is the Bolton-Watt engine widely used in early steam engines in the world. The steam engine was used in ships, and the steam engine appeared, thus completing the third revolution of ship power.

The first steam engine ship in the world was made by American inventor Fulton. "Piroskapi" was the first ship propelled entirely by steam. It was built by the Frenchman Marquez. "Huanggu" is the first steam engine ship in China. Designed by Xu Shou and built by Anqing Manufacturing Bureau 1865.

1938 On April 4th, the British steamboat Sirius departed from Queenstown, England, and reached New Jersey at the speed of17km per hour, which took 442 hours.

The Sandy Point sailed across the Atlantic with the uninterrupted power provided by the steam engine. -common sense science and technology articles.