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Originally posted by dereks
Not molten steel
You do not pick up molten steel with a grab...
As the picture says, glowing steel, it is not molten...
no picture of molten steel...
So once again no pictures or videos of molten steel!
Originally posted by bsbray11
Why not?
Who says it was done intentionally?
Yeah, we have a real brainiac here.
Then you don't realize what that image is showing you.
No, we can post the evidence in your face all day, and you freaking ignore it
You're not here for a reasonable debate, or to maybe learn something new.
You're here to pound your opinions into others like they're facts,
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by bsbray11
Why not?
www.debunking911.com...
Shows why it is not molten steel...
Who says it was done intentionally?
More truther quality research, it is hot metal, not molten as you cannot pick up molten steel with a grab.
More "truther" quality research, there is a picture of glowing metal, even the picture title is called glowing steel but you lie about it and call it molten steel, with nothing at all to back that claim up!
Then you don't realize what that image is showing you.
It is not showing molten steel, as claimed by you!
You're here to pound your opinions into others like they're facts,
Which they are, as I have shown in this post
Originally posted by bsbray11
If you look carefully at that image you can see molten steel DRIPPING off the end of what was lifted out of the pile.
First of all, the steel is heated way beyond what an office fire alone could do.
That is ALL that matters here.
It shows where the molten steel was.
And even when I DO post pictures of molten steel running out of the building,
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by bsbray11
If you look carefully at that image you can see molten steel DRIPPING off the end of what was lifted out of the pile.
Wrong again, just another truther lie, you want it to be molten so you just make things up!
First of all, the steel is heated way beyond what an office fire alone could do.
more truther garbage - you ignore the jet fuel, and how do you know that?
All because a "truther" claims something does not make it true (actually, it more likely means they made it up!)
It shows where the molten steel was.
Still wrong, it shows a hot spot, not necesarily molten steel
Originally posted by bsbray11
Oh, ok. I ask you why it can't be steel and you link me to "debunking911.com," with all the credibility of another internet troll, this time from the JREF forums.
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Summary: The flow is not steel because the structural steel would fail well below the melting temperature. The flow is likely to be a mixture of aluminum, aluminum oxides, molten glass and coals of whatever trash the aluminum flowed over as it reached the open window. Such a flow would appear orange and cool to a dark color.
Stephen D. Chastain
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by GenRadek
Such as:
Oxidation of a large pile of steel, creates heat.
Oxidation of steel when heated increases in speed of oxidation.
Translation: GenRadek is making up every excuse in the book on what could have happened, but what he's ignoring is the fact that NIST is blatantly lying about it.
What really happened is that the office fires from the plane impacts were put out from the dust and the fall as the buildings were collapsing. Anyone ever see any fires in the collapsing debris? I don't recall ever seeing any. Oh, guess where the impacts were? Yep, about a quarter mile high in the sky. Where was the molten steel? Seven floors down in the basement. What happens when you throw dust and debris over a fire. Yep, it's oxygen-starved and quickly goes out.
Ergo, any intelligent investigator would look at the next logical conclusion and know that there was an accelerant or incendiary to create such massive heating in such an oxygen-starved area.
They use forced air in furnaces to melt steel. You're not going to melt steel with 20-floors of dust and debris on top of it in an oxygen-starved environment without an accelerant or some sort of incendiary.
Originally posted by ImAPepper
This is what he stated about the molten material prior to collapse:
Summary: The flow is not steel because the structural steel would fail well below the melting temperature. The flow is likely to be a mixture of aluminum, aluminum oxides, molten glass and coals of whatever trash the aluminum flowed over as it reached the open window. Such a flow would appear orange and cool to a dark color.
Stephen D. Chastain
13. Why did the NIST investigation not consider reports of molten steel in the wreckage from the WTC towers?
NIST investigators and experts from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the Structural Engineers Association of New York (SEONY)—who inspected the WTC steel at the WTC site and the salvage yards—found no evidence that would support the melting of steel in a jet-fuel ignited fire in the towers prior to collapse. The condition of the steel in the wreckage of the WTC towers (i.e., whether it was in a molten state or not) was irrelevant to the investigation of the collapse since it does not provide any conclusive information on the condition of the steel when the WTC towers were standing.
NIST considered the damage to the steel structure and its fireproofing caused by the aircraft impact and the subsequent fires when the buildings were still standing since that damage was responsible for initiating the collapse of the WTC towers.
Under certain circumstances it is conceivable for some of the steel in the wreckage to have melted after the buildings collapsed. Any molten steel in the wreckage was more likely due to the high temperature resulting from long exposure to combustion within the pile than to short exposure to fires or explosions while the buildings were standing.
Originally posted by GenRadek
But how can you say it was melted steel if NO ONE tested it, or took pictures of it, or did any analysis?
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
There is more than one piece of molten steel in the video I posted at the beginning of this thread.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by GenRadek
But how can you say it was melted steel if NO ONE tested it, or took pictures of it, or did any analysis?
FEMA did do a limited analysis on the steel and in Appendix C, the FEMA report said the steel was liquified. That sounds like it was melted to me. That also would confirm the pools of molten steel that flowed like "lava".
FEMA has many images of the steel in their report. There is more than one piece of molten steel in the video I posted at the beginning of this thread. There's numerous witnesses that saw the molten steel.
The denial game is over. Concede and admit there was molten, liquified steel at the WTC.
[edit on 3-3-2010 by _BoneZ_]
The thinning of the steel occurred by a high-temperture corrosion due to a combination of oxidation and sulfidation.
Heating of the steel into a hot corrosive environment approaching 1,000 °C (1,800 °F) results in the formation of a eutectic mixture of iron, oxygen, and sulfur that liquefied the steel.
The sulfidation attack of steel grain boundaries accelerated the corrosion and erosion of the steel.
Originally posted by GenRadek
And once again you ignore the fact that NIST mentions that this could have come just as easily from being buried in the pile for weeks later.
Originally posted by GenRadek
And once again you ignore the fact that NIST mentions that this could have come just as easily from being buried in the pile for weeks later.