What does Watt mainly do?

Jean Metz Watt (1736~ 18 19) is a famous British scientist and inventor. He was sickly since he was a child. On the eve of high school graduation, due to family changes, he lost the opportunity to go to college and worked as an apprentice in Glasgow and London for one year. Later, he returned to his hometown and opened a teaching instrument shop at Glasgow University. Since 1764, when I first came into contact with an elementary NI-COMEN steam engine, I have been engaged in the invention and improvement of steam engines.

Watt devoted his life to the invention and improvement of the steam engine. 1769, he obtained the patent of installing a condenser on the fuselage of the most basic newcomen steam engine. From then until 1790, he gradually improved the steam engine to make it complete and practical, which greatly promoted the development of industry. He invented the practical steam engine. It has been continuously developed and improved by later generations and applied to various industrial and transportation sectors, thus making the mode of production and lifestyle earth-shaking: the description of China is huge and thorough. Small change. He is also engaged in other academic activities. 1785 Elected as a member of the Royal Society of London; 1806, awarded the doctor of law degree by Glasgow University; 18 14 was elected as a foreign academician of French Academy of Sciences.