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Question about structural beams, and columns ;)

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post Nov 2 2006, 11:48 AM
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the structural beams of the wtc and all buildings are designed to be able to hold up the weight of all the beams above them.

at the wtc towers, after the planes hit, many of the beams were severed. this puts a lot more of the weight of the building on the undamaged beams.

question 1: how many beams MUST stay intact for the buildings to stay up?

question 2: if the section of the towers above the impact does collapse due to the beams in the damaged section nolonger being able to carry the above weight, can the beams below the damaged section literally catch the fall of the collapsing section and keep the building up? i took physics many years ago but im sure their is an equation to figure out the weight or kinetic energy of a mass after it falls several feet.

if the section above the plane damage did indeed collapse, the undamaged section below it would have had to be able to hold up all the weight above it multiplied by its velocity...i assume. considering this, is it logical to expect the undamaged floors to be able to hold this weight? is there any precident for this?
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post May 22 2008, 10:10 PM
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So how did the steel melt without loosing all its strength first?
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post May 23 2008, 01:11 PM
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QUOTE (Roark @ May 26 2008, 08:10 PM) *
So how did the steel melt without loosing all its strength first?


I haven't read this whole thread (just the last few posts actually), so forgive me if I'm not on the same page .... but there almost certainly wasn't any melting of any steel that day. Steven Jones' research and the evidence he has presented all point to the use of Thermite to cut columns (or, specifically Thermate). Steel beams sticking up out of the rubble with 45 degree cuts slobbered with slag, or bright orange lava-like stuff pouring out of the side of the building in that video clip does (less than) nothing to disuade me from agreeing with his conclusion of course (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) .

But that stuff ain't steel - it's molten Iron. Molten iron and aluminum oxide (emmited as a cloud of whitish-grey dust) are the two main by-products (along with extreme heat) of the Thermite/Thermate chemical reaction.
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QUOTE (Sanders @ May 23 2008, 01:11 PM) *
I haven't read this whole thread (just the last few posts actually), so forgive me if I'm not on the same page .... but there almost certainly wasn't any melting of any steel that day. Steven Jones' research and the evidence he has presented all point to the use of Thermite to cut columns (or, specifically Thermate). Steel beams sticking up out of the rubble with 45 degree cuts slobbered with slag, or bright orange lava-like stuff pouring out of the side of the building in that video clip does (less than) nothing to disuade me from agreeing with his conclusion of course (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) .

But that stuff ain't steel - it's molten Iron. Molten iron and aluminum oxide (emmited as a cloud of whitish-grey dust) are the two main by-products (along with extreme heat) of the Thermite/Thermate chemical reaction.


lol Well, dito...i have only read your post to be quite honest..i want wanted to write this before i forgot.

OK..so, i need to get what you are saying more clearly...and if i say it wrong..please correct me. Are you saying that it was determind by Alex Jones that it was not a C.D. and infact, the Molten Metal found was from taking down the rest of the building??
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QUOTE (Leslie Landry @ May 23 2008, 01:50 PM) *
lol Well, dito...i have only read your post to be quite honest..i want wanted to write this before i forgot.

OK..so, i need to get what you are saying more clearly...and if i say it wrong..please correct me. Are you saying that it was determind by Alex Jones that it was not a C.D. and infact, the Molten Metal found was from taking down the rest of the building??


Sorry Sanders...i said Alex Jones who i actually thought you ment said that it was not a C.D. I read the name wrong so i just want to correct myself that you said Steve Jones and not Alex Jones.
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QUOTE (Leslie Landry @ May 31 2008, 09:30 PM) *
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Sorry Leslie, I hadn't peeked in to this thread in a while and didn't realise I hadn't responded to a couple of your posts.


I would not go so far as to say emphatically that the molten metal in the rubble was in fact the molten iron by-product of Thermate reactions that were used to cut up the steel beams. But that's what Steven Jones thinks, and I tend to buy it, and if you do buy that explanation then the molten metal would have been iron, not steel. (The only other explanation I have heard for the molten metal that is even plausible is one that involves the use of high-energy weaponry... but that would not have explained the molten metal oozing out of the side of the tower anyway, so I'll be sticking with Jones' hypothesis.)
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