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Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by Saltarello
so they cant discuss, just smear.
Care to discuss the science in the video?
Cuz the rational see nothing but an appeal to incredulity.
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Originally posted by hdutton
NIST told us Building seven collapsed because of "office fires". Well, so much for the credibility of NIST.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
reply to post by anoncoholic
IOW, no, you do not care to discuss the science of fire and its effects on steel.
Cool
Originally posted by anoncoholic
I posted in a couple of videos but instead want to take the conversation elsewhere.. Your silence regarding those videos speaks volumes.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by anoncoholic
I posted in a couple of videos but instead want to take the conversation elsewhere.. Your silence regarding those videos speaks volumes.
YOUR videos?
Try sticking to the OP dude.
it presents as evidence that other buildings fail from fire, and therefore it is suspicious that 7 fell due to fire.
This is incredlity and nothing more.
You either will not or cannot discuss the science, and whether or not incredulity is a reason to believe that 9/11 was an insibe jobbity jerb, which I find about par for the course.
Originally posted by hdutton
reply to post by hooper
Please to define the differences in steel frame building and steel frame building .
I really need your help, I am getting confused.edit on 4-10-2011 by hdutton because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by samkent
reply to post by hdutton
For you to consider:
The WTC had no horizontal steel beams (except core).
It relied on floor trusses and spandrels (flat plate steel).
The actual structure of trusses is not much more than round rebar steel. It cannot conduct heat away like an 'I' beam could. Hense the need for fire insulation.
I'm sure you can understan how flat plate steel can warp with heat.
And why don't we have droves of stuctural steel engineers world wide screaming "cover up"?
Originally posted by anoncoholic
I am not talking to OP I am talking to you.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by anoncoholic
I am not talking to OP I am talking to you.
You're neither talking to the OP, nor about the OP.
Instead, another credulity based rant bout something is evidence enough for you to convince you that yet another incredulity based video, aiming to connvince their incredulity is valid, is good evidence...
Originally posted by samkent
reply to post by hdutton
For you to consider:
The WTC had no horizontal steel beams (except core).
It relied on floor trusses and spandrels (flat plate steel).
The actual structure of trusses is not much more than round rebar steel. It cannot conduct heat away like an 'I' beam could. Hense the need for fire insulation.
I'm sure you can understan how flat plate steel can warp with heat.
And why don't we have droves of stuctural steel engineers world wide screaming "cover up"?
Originally posted by anoncoholic
oh maybe because they are afraid?
Originally posted by anoncoholic
The thing is, the millions of subsequent dead will all be demanding you pay for your behavior
Originally posted by stirling
I think there is yet to come out even more revealing footage than this cockpit recording but who can say when the whole truth will be revealed to us....probably when the next administration finishes its examinations of the past admins war crimes and scams off the populace.
Thatll have to happen soon or not at all.....
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Originally posted by Joey Canoli
reply to post by anoncoholic
IOW, no, you do not care to discuss the science of fire and its effects on steel.
Cool
Of interest is the maximum value which is fairly regularly found. This value turns out to be around 1200°C, although a typical post-flashover room fire will more commonly be 900~1000°C. The time-temperature curve for the standard fire endurance test, ASTM E 119 [13] goes up to 1260°C, but this is reached only in 8 hr. In actual fact, no jurisdiction demands fire endurance periods for over 4 hr, at which point the curve only reaches 1093°C.
It is common to find that investigators assume that an object next to a flame of a certain temperature will also be of that same temperature. This is, of course, untrue. If a flame is exchanging heat with a object which was initially at room temperature, it will take a finite amount of time for that object to rise to a temperature which is 'close' to that of the flame. Exactly how long it will take for it to rise to a certain value is the subject for the study of heat transfer. Heat transfer is usually presented to engineering students over several semesters of university classes, so it should be clear that simple rules-of-thumb would not be expected. Here, we will merely point out that the rate at which target objects heat up is largely governed by their thermal conductivity, density, and size. Small, low-density, low-conductivity objects will heat up much faster than massive, heavy-weight ones.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by anoncoholic
oh maybe because they are afraid?
This is just projection of your own failings onto others.
In fact, all truthers are cowards, and they expect to find a similar personality trait in others.
They are bayonetting a scarecrow....
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"Faced with the mountainous challenge of the real issues we must confront, the chickens in the “truth” movement focus instead on a fairytale, knowing that nothing they do or say will count, knowing that because the perpetrators don’t exist, they can’t fight back. They demonstrate their courage by repeatedly bayoneting a scarecrow."
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