Investigation of joint fixation effects in Teco connected timbers using tension testing machine

111 Lampe Dr., NC State University (Raleigh, N.C.)

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Title:: Investigation of joint fixation effects in Teco connected timbers using tension testing machine
Description:: Investigation of joint fixation effects in Teco connected timbers using tension testing machine. Civil Engineering Building structural laboratory. Professor Charles R. Bramer, Civil Engineering, at right in photo. Date probably 1949 since testing machine was new in 1948
Topics:: Engineering
Subjects:: Civil engineering
Joints (Connections)
Machinery
Strains and stresses -- Testing
Testing-machines
Timber
Original Format:: Black and white print (photograph)
Item identifier:: 0230436
Created Date:: circa 1948 to 1949
Names:: North Carolina State University. College of Engineering more info on North Carolina State University. College of Engineering
Bramer, Charles R., 1909-1980 more info on Bramer, Charles R., 1909-1980
Location:: Raleigh (N.C.)
Digital Project:: University Archives Photographs

Repository:: Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries
Collection:: University Archives Photograph Collection. College of Engineering (UA023.012) held by Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries
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Architect:: Northup & O'Brien (Winston-Salem, N.C.) more info on Northup & O'Brien (Winston-Salem, N.C.)

Historical note:: Originally called the Civil Engineering Building, then renamed Mann Hall, and this unnamed building was known as Daniels Hall until the NC State University Board of Trustees approved removing the name on June 22, 2020. The building was originally named after Josephus Daniels in 1938 because of his support for NC State’s engineering program and particularly electrical engineering, which was housed in Daniels Hall for many years. Josephus Daniels had strong ties to white supremacy and played a leading role in the 1898 Wilmington coup, also known as the Wilmington massacre.
Location:: Raleigh (N.C.)
Subjects:: College buildings
Latitude, Longitude:: 35.785702, -78.667999