Arthur Otto Sachse
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Arthur Otto Sachse (1860–1920) was an Australian consulting engineer, patent agent, and politician. Early in his career he was involved in sugar manufacturing in Oceania, and invented and patented an apparatus for using steam exhaust in making sugar. He moved to Melbourne in 1885 and worked there as a consulting engineer, patent agent, and importer. In 1913 he became president of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, and was involved in numerous other organizations and projects.[1]
Patents for which Arthur Otto Sachse was the patent agent
- Patent AU-1909-16062 (Inventors: Edward Temple, English title: Safety aeroplane flying machine)
- Patent AU-1909-18014 (Inventors: Thomas Augustus Dring, Supplementary to patent: Patent GB-1909-12556)
- Patent AU-1911-510 (Inventors: George Brougham Hubert Austin, English title: An automatic balancing and horizontal sustaining airplane)
- Patent AU-1912-4103 (Inventors: Thomas Augustus Dring, English title: Flying machines, Supplementary to patent: Patent AU-1909-18014 • Patent GB-1911-5162)
References
- ↑ Geoff Browne, "Sachse, Arthur Otto (1860–1920)", Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 11, 1988.
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| Names | Arthur Otto Sachse |
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| Birth date | 1860-05-22 |
| Death date | 1920-07-25 |
| Countries | AU, Singapore |
| Locations | Melbourne; Palmerston |
| Occupations | engineer, patent agent, politician |
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| Affiliations | Royal Geographical Society, Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, University of Melbourne |
| Wikidata id | Q23035221 |
