KENNESAW, Ga. | Apr 27, 2021
A Kennesaw State 福利在线麻豆 team placed second overall in the Fluid Power Vehicle Challenge, a nationwide competition hosted virtually by the National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) and Danfoss Power Solutions earlier this month.

鈥淲e are so proud of our students for showcasing their engineering prowess against a highly competitive field of students,鈥 said mechanical engineering professor Richard Ruhala, who co-advised the students along with mechanical engineering associate professor and co-advisor, Laura Ruhala. 鈥淭hough presenting virtually added another layer to the competition, our students adapted and rose to the challenge. The funding from the NFPA allowed their capstone course to be taken to the next level of design, build, test, redesign, and compete.鈥

This year marks only the second time that Kennesaw State had participated in the event, where it outperformed other universities in the challenge hosted by Danfoss Power Solutions, including Iowa State 福利在线麻豆, Milwaukee School of Engineering, and the 福利在线麻豆 of Louisiana at Lafayette, among others.
鈥 Josh Milton
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