Christopher7
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The proof is they said it.Except you have no proof that is what he told them.
The proof is they said it.Except you have no proof that is what he told them.
The proof is they said it.
This photo from page 26 of the FEMA report clearly shows that there was NO fire in the north east generator room [louvers] at about 2:10 p.m. [see post 5103]
There is no reason to think a fire started after that time.
[FONT="][COLOR=Blue][SIZE=3]NCSTAR 1-9 vol.1 pg 330
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[COLOR=Blue]Sections 8.9.1 shows that the worst-case scenarios associated with ruptured fuel lines generated fires that could not be sustained long enough, would have produced too little heat to raise the temperatures of the steel to the point of significant loss of strength, and/or would have led to the flowing of smoke out the [B]ventilation louvers[/B]*, which contradicts the visual evidence.
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[LEFT][LEFT][COLOR=Blue][B]Result: [/B]The FDS simulation showed that the natural flow from the fire plume would have been out of the louvered openings on the east side of the building in a very short time. Significant plumes of[B] smoke would have been seen emerging from the building [U]within a few minutes of ignition[/U], contradicting the visual evidence[/B].[/COLOR][/LEFT]
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I did not need a computer simulation to see the obvious and neither did the experts at NIST.
[COLOR=Blue]*[/COLOR]Any room with diesel generators would have to have ventilation all the time. [/quote][QUOTE="funk de fino, post: 4121958, member: 18244"]C7 what does the Final report say about the louvre vents? from a visibility point of view?
It is perfectly clear what was said and who told them.Well then you should clarify with them exactly what was said by whom before you label Sunder a liar.
This photo from page 26 of the FEMA report clearly shows that there was NO FIRE in the north east generator room at 2:10 p.m.And?
It is perfectly clear what was said and who told them.
This photo from page 26 of the FEMA report clearly shows that there was NO FIRE in the north east generator room at 2:10 p.m.
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Shyam Sunder LIED to PM when he told them that there was a fire on floor 5 that could have lasted up to 7 hours.
I did not assume anything. I read the article.So you assume and do not check before you condemn someone. Well done very human of you.
Yes.OK C7. babysteps time
Were the vents open all the time?
Yes.
Any room with diesel engines would have to have ventilation all the time.
Yes.Are you sure they did not open automatically when needed?
I did not assume anything. I read the article.
They said:
a fifth-floor fire burned for up to 7 hours
C7 said:Investigators believe the fire was fed by tanks of diesel fuel"
C7 said:Sunder: Our current working hypothesis is that this pressurized line was supplying fuel[to the fire] for a long period of time."
Perhaps English isn't your first language.
C7 said:These are definitive statements. There are no qualifiers.
They are statements of fact.
C7 said:Sham Sunder KNEW that there was NO fire on the fifth floor.
Yes.
The exhaust louvers opened when the fans came on. The ventilation louvers would be open all the time to vent any vapors from the diesel engines and potential diesel fuel leaks.
There is no need to 'check'. The words are there to read.You are assuming Sunder told them this part. Those are not his words they are Pop Mechs. Why do you not check?
C7 said:The ventilation louvers would be open all the time to vent any vapors from the diesel engines and potential diesel fuel leaks.
I know from my experience as a contractor that this is the law. [no, i won't look it up for you]Now you are assuming? Would be? Any sources for this one?
No. The exhaust louvers closed when the generators were off which is almost all of the time. The ventilation louvers have to stay open all the time.You dont think the exhaust and ventilation were the same?
Then why is you spelling and grammar so bad?Also english is more my first language than your matey boy. I am from the homeland of the language I do not speak the bastardised version you use.
Do you seriously think that Shyam Sunder and all the experts at NIST couldn't figure out, as I did, that there was no fire in the north east generator room?No, he did not. You just think he did not. It was part of the working hypothesis.
There is no need to 'check'. The words are there to read.
They did not hear it from the tooth fairy, they heard it from Sunder.
Shyam Sunder knew that these statements were not true. He did not correct them.
I know from my experience as a contractor that this is the law. [no, i won't look it up for you]
You should be able to figure it out for yourself.
Any room containing diesel engines has to be ventilated.
C7 said:No. The exhaust louvers closed when the generators were off which is almost all of the time. The ventilation louvers have to stay open all the time.
Then why is your spelling and grammar so bad?
Corrections in red
Also English is more my first language than yours matey boy. I am from the homeland of the language. I do not speak the bastardized version you use.
C7 said:And why can't you understand that "a fifth-floor fire burned for up to 7 hours" is a definitive statement?
C7 said:Do you seriously think that Shyam Sunder and all the experts at NIST couldn't figure out, as I did, that there was no fire in the north east generator room?