Newtons Bit
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How do your "nation awards" make up for your inability to understand basic physics?
Hey remember when you said this:
bofors said:Perhaps we should consider appling Euler to entire WTC twin towers, they are certainly long and skinny.
Or how about: this:
bofors said:According to this, k = 2 for the free standing WTC towers and 0.5 for columns members:
This one is hilarious:
bofors said:Here, Newtons Bit makes a calculation that any structural engineer should frankly be ashamed of. Instead of treating the WTC towers as interconnected structure of 240 perimeter columns and 47 core columns, he treats the columns as if they were independent of one another. Then he merely tries to sum their resistance to bending together. This is a gross error because the radius of gyration varies with both the cross-sectional area of the towers and their moment of inertia. Because the moment of inertia varies with depth and square of the width of the towers, we can see how extreme Newtons Bit's error is.
HILARIOUS. You can't even figure out how columns behave in a building and you're accusing someone else of have an inability in physics? Architect may be not an engineer, but he's certainly more qualified then you. Remember son, you're talking to professionals. We don't have to look up concepts on wikipedia or type them into Google because we don't know what other people are talking about when they say things like "shear, moment, moment of inertia, radius of gyration, shear flow, etc". We learned those things in school, we still have our textbooks on these subjects. Some of us even get paid to use them on a daily basis.