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6.6.2 Core Columns Exposed to Fire
Four of the core columns with known as-built locations were examined for mud cracking of the paint.
For columns C-88a and C-88b, sufficient paint for analysis was not available. For columns HH and C-80,
few areas of paint were observed (three to five spots per column) with no indication of temperatures over
250 °C. Note that these core columns represent less than 1 percent of the core columns on floors involved
with fire and cannot be considered representative of any other core columns.
Originally posted by esdad71
I am trying to show the strutural failure of the WTC with pictures you will not find on many sites. This is not about the fires, although please prove away.
Originally posted by esdad71
I am trying to show the strutural failure of the WTC with pictures you will not find on many sites. This is not about the fires, although please prove away.
Originally posted by Jensen
esdad71
If you are right then why does the government not close this case.
Show all the evidence (videos from pentagon)
Get an REAL investigation without government interference
I thing that would convince people and the families who lost a member of
the family could also continue their lives
Originally posted by esdad71
I want people to comment on the pictures that i have posted, and if they show structural collapse or not.
Because this arguement always goes to 'melted steel' and it was not hot enough to cause the structural failure.
Originally posted by Jensen
esdad71
If you are right then why does the government not close this case.
Show all the evidence (videos from pentagon)
Get an REAL investigation without government interference
I thing that would convince people and the families who lost a member of
the family could also continue their lives
Originally posted by Griff
Good find Zorch. So, NIST even says that there was no buckling prior to collapse at least in that area. I'll have to look closer into this.