Edgard Nazare
French inventor
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Edgard Nazare (1914–1998) was a French aeronautical engineer and inventor.
BornEdgard-Henri Nazare 
6 May 1914
6 May 1914
Died13 September 1998 (aged 84)
(aged 84)Occupation
Edgard Nazare | |
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| Born | Edgard-Henri Nazare 6 May 1914 |
| Died | 13 September 1998 (aged 84) |
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| Fields | Vortex engine, fluid mechanics, solar updraft tower, geothermal power station |
He specialized in fluid mechanics, co-founder of the Aeronautical Research Office of Algiers, which became ONERA after the Second World War. Having worked for a long time in the Sahara, he had the opportunity to observe many whirlwinds of sand (dust devil). In 1956 he filed his first patent in Algiers on the artificial cyclone generator, this patent was re-filed later in Paris.[1][2][3][4][5]
Patents
- Artificial cyclone generator – French patent 1439849
- Tower construction for solar aero-thermal and aero-cooling stations – has metal framework mounted on central telescopic mast – French patent 8205544
