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We don't have their modelling input data. They could be inputting literally anything to coerce the software into showing those animations. Beam lengths off by centimeters, fire temperatures increased by a few hundred degrees Celsius, so on so forth.
originally posted by: TheChrome
The 4 forces that work on metals are Compression, Tension, Shear, and Torsion.
While I work in Engineering now, I worked in Finance at the time of 9/11 and had just been working at WT2 four months prior to 9/11.
My friend was evacuating WT2 when the 2nd plane hit, he was in the stairwell around the 42nd floor. Now he said he was slammed into the wall as the building moved 2-3 feet when the plane hit, then the tower swayed back in the other direction.
What we have here is an event that most likely created unknown Compression, Tension, Shear, and Torsion on the existing structure. Exacerbating the situation was the extreme heat caused by the jet fuel, accompanied by the weight of the floors above the impact area. WT2 failed quicker than WT1 due to the lower impact point of the aircraft, which meant more Compression weight above the impact area.
WT7 blah blah blah. Many buildings in the area were damaged. No one talks about the serious damage to the World Financial Center. They were able to be restored structurally, while some buildings in the WT complex succumb to eventual failure due to more severe damage.
originally posted by: skyeagle409
a reply to: Eilasvaleleyn
We don't have their modelling input data. They could be inputting literally anything to coerce the software into showing those animations. Beam lengths off by centimeters, fire temperatures increased by a few hundred degrees Celsius, so on so forth.
I can look at the following depictions and tell you how the WTC Towers collapsed.
Depiction 1
Depiction 2
Depiction 3
More than enough data has already been released.
originally posted by: skyeagle409
a reply to: TheChrome
WT2 failed quicker than WT1 due to the lower impact point of the aircraft, which meant more Compression weight above the impact area.
That is exactly what I have said years ago.
originally posted by: skyeagle409
a reply to: wildb
it is all very simple to understand if you use the law of physics.
This is not rocket science lol. Well, maybe it is for google/conspiracy nation!
originally posted by: skyeagle409
a reply to: TheChrome
This is not rocket science lol. Well, maybe it is for google/conspiracy nation!
You've got that right and this depiction makes it easy to understand.
WTC 1 and WTC 2 Impact Points
The beams are often found severely deformed and twisted in pretzel like fashion with little load carrying capacity. Several have commented that the columns in the Twin Towers melted, causing the failure. It is more likely that the remaining columns and connections failed as a result of the softening of the steel from the heat, rather than melting. Melting takes time and a lot of energy input from the fire. The steel softens first, resulting in a collapse before melting has occurred. When the columns or floor connections failed, structural loading was no longer static, but dynamic. The release of the load, by whichever floor columns failed, allowed about 20,000 tons of building material to impact on the next floor. Even if all the building structure below had been intact, the sudden impact of such a weight could not be sustained by the lower portion of the building that had been designed for static (steady, weight bearing) loads. As the upper portion of the building began to descend with considerable increase in momentum, each floor failed, in succession, terminating in a pile of building debris at the foundation area. This phenomenon is nothing new. Demolition companies use the same principle in destroying buildings by weakening the support structure, using explosives to cause critical columns to fail, and relying on the building mass to do the rest. This failure mode has also been seen in other structures, but to a lesser degree. Figure 3 shows a failed floor beam. In this case, the floor above was
Failure analysis of the World Trade Center:
croberts.com...
it would fall down on That side! yes?
Most tall buildings are thats why they are cobbwebbed with steel.
There is enough evidence in this thread alone to prove in a court of law that molten steel existed and some kind of incendiary device plus explosives were used to bring those buildings down.
HAS NOT released their modelling data for public peer review, the data which supposedly proves their fire induced collapse theory.
The HRR of the merchandise burning in the paint department was enormous, sufficient to distort large girder trusses and push out a tilt-up wall in less than 15 minutes from the dispatch of the first alarm.
The roof of the Sofa Super Store's main showroom, where six of the firefighters' bodies were found, was supported by a steel truss. Before his death in 2006, building construction expert Frank Brannigan repeatedly warned firefighters about the dangers of steel truss construction.