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Originally posted by Seymour Butz
reply to post by alienj
Troofers have a hard time understanding that gravity works that way.
They believe that the physics dictate that it should have toppled. But then again, they ain't much for the maths. LOL.....
Originally posted by GoldenFleece
reply to post by Mason mike
Here's all anyone needs to know about the WTC collapses:
PHYSICS 911 is created and maintained by a group of scientists, engineers and other professionals known collectively as the Scientific Panel Investigating Nine-eleven.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
PS - I AM a prick. Get that straight, kid.
Originally posted by Griff
Since we don't have the structural documentation, what do we do to find the answer? Be "pricks" to each other? Yeah, that's productive.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
Originally posted by bsbray11
Well that's what this thread is about Mr. "Butz!" The proof that is supposed to be in there.
It's all in there.
You refuse to believe any of it. Instead, your religious-like belief in CT's make more sense to you, even though there is NO credible evidence to believe in any of them.
That's your problem, not mine.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
But now, it's sadly apparent that instead of reading the whole thread and being informed as to why he posted it, you throw out the "meaningless calculations" laugher.
The heat-weakening of the steel on the fire affected floors...... Let’s look at NIST’s “science” dealing with this topic as presented in NCSTAR 1-3 and 1-3D. In the Executive Summary of NCSTAR 1-3 we discover the sad truth about NIST’s sample collection as a source of evidence of elevated temperatures experienced by WTC steel members. Thus we read on page xli:
“More than 170 areas were examined on the recovered perimeter columns; however, these columns represented only 3 % of the perimeter columns on the floors involved in fire and cannot be considered representative of other columns on these floors. Only three locations had evidence that the steel reached temperatures above 250 deg C.”
Notice the “disclaimer” by NIST that the samples were not “representative” when it was NIST scientists that selected these samples and claimed they were adequate as “physical evidence” for their planned investigations. Anyway, NIST go on to admit that it also found “limited exposure to temperatures above 250 deg C” for all the core columns recovered from the fire-affected floors of the towers.
Now you would think that such a dearth of evidence of high temperature exposures of the WTC steel would make NIST look a little harder for collapse mechanisms involving steel at low temperatures, say less than 400 deg C. But NIST does not do this, and even states in Chapter 6 of NCSTAR 1-3D:
“Creep at temperatures less than 400 deg C is insignificant, so the specifics of the behavior at low temperatures will not affect the measurable strain.”
Now this is a very sad thing for NIST to say since there are PLENTY of experimental studies that show creep buckling of steel columns can be VERY significant at temperatures well below 400 deg C. (See for example Zhan-Fei Huang et al. in Engineering Structures 28, 805 (2006) and J.L. Zeng et al. in Journal of Constructional Steel Research 59, 951, (2003).)
Nevertheless, NIST, in its wisdom, carried out creep tests at temperatures as high as 650 deg C, even though it has no physical evidence that any WTC steel reached such temperatures. But NIST’s research only gets further from reality when we read that in its creep tests specimens were heated for at least 2 hours when we know that any individual steel member in the WTC was heated by the fires for less than an hour. Worse yet we find that NIST’s creep tests were on truss-rod “A-242 steel” which turned out to have Cr and Ni alloying additions that did not actually conform to ASTM A-242!
But buried deep within NCSTAR 1-3D, on page 137 to be precise, we find NIST’s ultimate non sequitur in its consideration of steel at high temperatures. Thus, after assuring us that steel WEAKENS when exposed to high temperatures, NIST glibly admits that:
“Some steels initially increase in strength with increasing temperature, through the process of dynamic strain-aging, but this behavior is not a priori predictable”
For NIST’s investigation of 9/11, the “scientific method” consists of:
1. Rejecting anything that is unpredictable as being unimportant.
2. Looking at the available physical evidence and when it fails to deliver on expectations conclude it is of no value because it is not statistically significant.
3. Relying on the results of tests carried out under conditions that were never realized in the towers.
4. Creating computer-generated “simulations” of the aircraft impacts and fires and tweaking them until the desired result (the towers collapse) is found. This is called “validating the simulation”.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
And don't insult anyone's intelligence about the cropping, it ain't gonna fly. You cropped that photo in a dishonest attempt to back your statement. After we agreed that a 15 hr fire rating is not probable, you stated something to the effect that maybe the hand written doc was for a dead load calc. WHich of course means that you were aware that is was indeed a calc for dead loads BEFORE you even posted it, and were just covering your tracks.
Pathetic.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
It proved that a 110 story building can fall after a plane flies into it at 500 mph due to structural damage and fires.
I would think that was obvious.
Originally posted by Griff
And I don't deal with pricks anymore. I'm done trying to be nice to you. Welcome to ignore, once again.
Originally posted by bsbray11
The best medicine for a troll posting just to feed his ego identity, is to ignore it, cut it off from its food supply. Don't confuse with "victory;" remember that people are actually reading your posts and I don't think anyone is impressed. On your next post you'll most likely be on another ignore list.
Originally posted by Griff
The only pathetic thing around here is your continued attempt to misconstrue what I say and then turn around and call me a liar and "debunk" your own strawmen. As you've said yourself, you're a prick. And I don't deal with pricks anymore. I'm done trying to be nice to you. Welcome to ignore, once again.
Originally posted by GoldenFleece
I'm wondering what would happen if everyone put the Throat/ButzYogurt clan on ignore?
If a professional debunker falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it really make a noise?