Title: No Evidence To Support Dd/f Hypothesis
chris sarns - November 15, 2007 06:13 AM (GMT)
There were fires on several floors, at different times, in the area of the initiating event.
[the failure of core columns 79, 80 and/or 81]
Fires in east half of WTC 7
NIST Final-21
11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Fire on floor 12, moved toward the east face
2:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Fire on floors 11 and 12 moved to east face and progressed to the north
NIST L-24
Around 3 p.m., fires were observed on Floors 7 and 12 along the north face.
Some time later, fires were observed on Floors 8 and 13, with the fire on Floor 8
moving from west to east and the fire on Floor 13 moving from east to west.
NIST L-26
The fire on Floor 8 continued to move east on the north face, eventually reaching the
northeast corner and moving to the east face.
Around 4:45 p.m., a photograph showed fires Floors 7, 8*, 9, and 11 near the middle of the north face;
Floor 12 was burned out by this time.
*The fire on floor 8 had already burned that part out.
A core column, weighing over 4 tons per floor, would have to be uniformly heated to about 1,000 F,
and 2 or 3 floors would have to collapse all around that column, before it could break at 3 splice joints and buckle.
There is no evidence that the initiating event was caused by fire.
There was no debris damage to or near the area of the initiating event.
That's the evidence.
Debris damage to the other end of the building,
and fires that a burned on a few floors, for a few hours, at different times, in the area where the collapse began.
[the failure of core columns 79, 80 and/or 81]
Fires in east half of WTC 7
NIST Final-21
11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Fire on floor 12, moved toward the east face
2:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Fire on floors 11 and 12 moved to east face and progressed to the north
NIST L-24
Around 3 p.m., fires were observed on Floors 7 and 12 along the north face.
Some time later, fires were observed on Floors 8 and 13, with the fire on Floor 8
moving from west to east and the fire on Floor 13 moving from east to west.
NIST L-26
The fire on Floor 8 continued to move east on the north face, eventually reaching the
northeast corner and moving to the east face.
Around 4:45 p.m., a photograph showed fires Floors 7, 8*, 9, and 11 near the middle of the north face;
Floor 12 was burned out by this time.
*The fire on floor 8 had already burned that part out.
A core column, weighing over 4 tons per floor, would have to be uniformly heated to about 1,000 F,
and 2 or 3 floors would have to collapse all around that column, before it could break at 3 splice joints and buckle.
There is no evidence that the initiating event was caused by fire.
There was no debris damage to or near the area of the initiating event.
That's the evidence.
Debris damage to the other end of the building,
and fires that a burned on a few floors, for a few hours, at different times, in the area where the collapse began.
chucksheen - November 15, 2007 06:44 AM (GMT)
Steel wicks away heat to the coolest area, especially a giant steel matrix.
Steel vs WTC fires = Steel
Steel vs WTC thermate = thermate
Steel>WTC fires
thermate>steel
elementary my Dr. Watson
JREF that
Steel vs WTC fires = Steel
Steel vs WTC thermate = thermate
Steel>WTC fires
thermate>steel
elementary my Dr. Watson
JREF that
miragememories - November 15, 2007 03:17 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (chucksheen @ Nov 15 2007, 02:44 AM) |
| Steel wicks away heat to the coolest area, especially a giant steel matrix. Steel vs WTC fires = Steel Steel vs WTC thermate = thermate Steel>WTC fires thermate>steel elementary my Dr. Watson JREF that |
I'll tell ya, if you had at least given them a spelling mistake or a juicy typo to work with, those pesky JREFers would be all over your thread like "bees to honey" chucksheen.
MM