Daimler Engine DD13 (SW Design Model) – 3D Model SolidWorks

Daimler launched the second world engine DD13, with an investment of more than 1 billion US dollars, with a displacement range of 10.6~15.6 L, of which the larger two displacements are 14.8 L and 15.6 L. The displacement of 14.6 L is a typical American size, while the 15.6 L has a distinct European size.
Gottlieb Daimler was born on March 17, 1834 in a family of handicraft workers in Schöndorf an der Rems, Württemberg, Germany. His father was a bakery owner. In 1852, he studied at the Stuttgart Institute of Engineering. As a teenager, Daimler developed a strong interest in gas engines and began to study and develop Otto gas engines. In 1872, Daimler designed a four-stroke engine. In 1883, he worked with his friend, the famous inventor Wilhelm Maybach, to successfully develop a gasoline engine, and in 1885 installed the engine on a wooden two-wheeled vehicle, thus inventing the motorcycle. In 1886, Daimler installed the engine on a carriage he bought for his wife’s 43rd birthday, creating the first Daimler car.