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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Dutchland
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Jun 17th, 2005, 02:52 AM
top downI'm sorry, but in cases of fires in steel structures, there clearly HAS been severe bending and twisting because of heat. It's a pretty widely known fact, man.
And concrete resists cracking, yes. But then it cracks anyway. The section that has collapsed gives way, and hundreds of thousands of tons of concrete and steel come down on what is basically a house of cards because of the heat.
And concrete won't resist cracking anymore when something that large and heavy smashes into it. It'll just crumble to dust.
And correct me if I'm wrong, anybody who's not Ranxer (because, no offense but I don't trust your judgement), but didn't the top section collapse first, after which the rest crumbled from the top down?
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