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Originally posted by ConcreteSchlyrdYou're right. Intense heat and fire weaken metals and gravity is still a bitch.
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Just between you and me, kz? The whole squad of Pallie were thrilled when they heard the news. They knew, deep inside, they were all a slightly smarter ass after all those intelligent people died on the sept 11th. If they were not dumb, a disaster like this will never become a good news.☕ 🍔 🍅 🍊🍏
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Originally posted by ConcreteSchlyrdHas someone ever put tens of thousands of gallons of highly flammable jet fuel into a concrete and steel skyscraper and lit it on fire before? Have they tested that tone? Are you a fucking idiot?
http://www.wtc7.net/buildingfires.html
In the mid-1990s British Steel and the Building Research Establishment performed a series of six experiments at Cardington to investigate the behavior of steel frame buildings. These experiments were conducted in a simulated, eight-story building. Secondary steel beams were not protected. Despite the temperature of the steel beams reaching 800-900 C (1,500-1,700 F) in three of the tests (well above the traditionally assumed critical temperature of 600 C (1,100 F), no collapse was observed in any of the six experiments).
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Eyewitness Reports Persist Of
Bombs At WTC Collapse
http://www.rense.com/general17/eyewi...rtspersist.htm
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First of all: Logic. Amazing thing, isn't it. Anyway, this is a site that displays logical fallacies (errors) and how to disprove them.
Correct me If I'm wrong, but the world trade centre was not eight stories high. These tests cannot be applied to it. Conc said Gravity is a bitch. So true. Would you concede that even one floor may have collapsed under both #1: The vertical weight of the floors above it #2 The impact of the plane (which is minimal due to design of building) and #3 the heating of the steel supports, and that the building falling on itself essentially crushed itself under its own weight?
Aside from all that, I personally am sceptical of the credibility of most things found on the internet.
Originally posted by DislikedImagine a world without morals... it would be like the tw community
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Originally posted by Time.com
http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101.../anumbers.html
"1800°F
Estimated temperature of the fires ignited by the jet fuel"
The fires were well above those tests. Added to this the impact, size and weight of the building...
Isn't it more plausible that the terrorist attacked the US and that this kind of attack, although planned for and measures were taken, was never conceived of as a real threat? Even if they were working with the Bush Admin to do this, would it be even easier and more economically realistic to just fly the planes into the buildings?Last edited by Kolar; 06-15-2005, 03:31 AM.
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Originally posted by Kolar1022°F = Temperature at which steel loses half its strength; it melts at about 2500°F
The fires were well above those tests. Added to this the impact, size and weight of the building...
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buildings do not crumble strait down as if demolished
http://tuftsjournal.tufts.edu/archiv...ures/wtc.shtml This being a journal, peer reviewed, such things generally have better credibilities than .com websites.
"The building still had to carry the massive loads of higher floors above the plane crash location."the heat could have weakened the floor systems above, as well as the floor-to-column connections. This combination caused the top-down collapse, producing a domino effect.The exterior columns that formed the outside tube of the World Trade Center buildings guided the self-contained collapse within these buildings.
And, if you'll read Kolar's post, you'll see that 1800F is the estimated temp at which jet fuel burns. That is way above the temperature at which it loses half its strength. I've seen material strength vs temp data: after the half point (in this case 1022°F) the material gets significantly softer. Enough to support a building?
So saying that "Nothing happens" is quite ignorant. Unless of course, you suspect that his data is innaccurate.Last edited by Theif of Time; 06-15-2005, 05:11 AM.
Originally posted by DislikedImagine a world without morals... it would be like the tw community
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Originally posted by Theif of TimeOn the contrary, they are built to collapse straight down, regardless of where the damage is sustained, rather than tip over and cause countless more damage.
http://tuftsjournal.tufts.edu/archiv...ures/wtc.shtml This being a journal, peer reviewed, such things generally have better credibilities than .com websites.
And, if you'll read Kolar's post, you'll see that 1800F is the estimated temp at which jet fuel burns. That is way above the temperature at which it loses half its strength. I've seen material strength vs temp data: after the half point (in this case 1022°F) the material gets significantly softer. Enough to support a building?
So saying that "Nothing happens" is quite ignorant. Unless of course, you suspect that his data is innaccurate.
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