Created 22-Nov-22
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Every year, to kick off the start of Rivalry week, the American Society of Civil Engineers uses a 5 million-pound Baldwin Universal Testing Machine and a Lehigh-branded beam to crush a beam that says “Lafayette” on it.
This tradition is a time for the students and faculty to come together to watch Lafayette get crushed -- and one of the few opportunities undergraduate students have to see this machine in operation.
Photos by Tim Cox. To download a photo, click on it and select the Download option from above the photo.
This tradition is a time for the students and faculty to come together to watch Lafayette get crushed -- and one of the few opportunities undergraduate students have to see this machine in operation.
Photos by Tim Cox. To download a photo, click on it and select the Download option from above the photo.
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