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originally posted by: Another_Nut
Care to explain the wtc fire in the 70s then?
By your logic it should have collapsed then
Right?
reply to: lexyghot
The fire department on arrival found a very intense fire. It was not immediately known that the fire was spreading vertically from floor to floor through openings in the floor slab. These 300-mm x 450-mm (12-in. x 18-in.) openings in the slab provided access for telephone cables. Subsidiary fires on the 9th to the 19th floors were discovered and readily extinguished. The only occupants of the building at the time of fire were cleaning and service personnel. They were evacuated without any fatalities. However, there were 125 firemen involved in fighting this fire and 28 sustained injuries from the intense heat and smoke. The cause of the fire is unknown.
"It was like fighting a blow torch" according to Captain Harold Kull of Engine Co. 6,........
Flames could be seen pouring out of 11th floor windows on the east side of the building.
The real reason it because the os is bs and u guys just can't let your fragile world views be destroyed by the truth
originally posted by: Another_Nut
Care to explain the wtc fire in the 70s then?
By your logic it should have collapsed then
Right?
reply to: lexyghot
originally posted by: Another_Nut
a reply to: wmd_2008
Fire science and building codes requires that steel buildings have their columns and floor supports have fire protection. Therefore, it is important to understand that fire can indeed collapse steel structures. Denial of this cannot be supported logically.
Says Lexi
u guys need to get your stories straight
Kent
U have never contributed anything meaning full to these discussion
Only ridden on the coattails of other osers
U have nothing to say
originally posted by: lexyghot
originally posted by: Another_Nut
a reply to: wmd_2008
Fire science and building codes requires that steel buildings have their columns and floor supports have fire protection. Therefore, it is important to understand that fire can indeed collapse steel structures. Denial of this cannot be supported logically.
Says Lexi
u guys need to get your stories straight
Our stories are in agreement.
Fires can collapse buildings if they lack their fire protection and not fought.
In the '75 fire, both were in place.
originally posted by: lexyghot
originally posted by: Another_Nut
Care to explain the wtc fire in the 70s then?
By your logic it should have collapsed then
Right?
reply to: lexyghot
Nope.
1- there was no accompanying structural damage from plane impacts.
2- the fires were not started over multiple floors simultaneously
3- the fire protection was in place
4- the fires were fought
originally posted by: Another_Nut
"Fireproofing was applied directly to the long joists that supported each of the floors. Inspections of the floors with asbestos-containing fireproofing (up to the 38th floor in the North Tower) found that there were numerous areas where the fireproofing had never been applied"
From
www.fireengineering.com... wtc-towers.html
try again
Eta make sure that last sentence sinks in.
originally posted by: Another_Nut
Google wtc fireproofing . My quote is from the first link
And shows the fireproofing wasn't applied as per my quote.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: lexyghot
Common Sense does NOT trump science.
You may not know that early on Fire Engineering Magazine was editorializing about the pathetic and criminal disregard for proper forensic procedures at WTC.
How can science prevail when proper forensic protocol is ignored?
It cannot, and even Common Sense recognizes that.
originally posted by: Another_Nut
a reply to: Salander
Forget it man
He doesn't know the difference between
"Some" (Synonyms: a bit, a few, a little)
And
"Numerous" (Synonyms: big, copious, diverse, great, infinite, large, legion, lousy with, multifarious, multitudinal, multitudinous, plentiful, populous, profuse, rife, scads, several, sundry, thick, umpteen, various, voluminous,)
A lost cause
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: lexyghot
Common Sense is a bit like obscenity--nobody can define it, but everybody recognizes it when they see it.
If all the forensic evidence was removed before it could be properly analyzed, how can the scientific method prevail?
It cannot.