Tony Szamboti
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Stop dodging. I'm asking you to prove that there was insufficient tilt for the impacts to be distributed over time. If all achimspok has proven is that the columns needn't have missed one another, then that's irrelevant.
Then you're making another appeal to perfection. Physical models don't scale correctly.
Either you're lying, they're humouring the nutter they have to work with whether they like it or not, or you don't work with any competent engineers.
Dave
There was not enough tilt for the impacts to be distributed over time and allow the upper section to accelerate at 70% of gravitational acceleration. I will get back with figures on it.
I had to laugh at your claim that I am appealing to perfection with my point that the lack of deceleration of the north face of WTC 1 seems to pour cold water on your separate impacts distributed over time eliminates the jolt theory.
As far as modeling is concerned, it is plenty possible, and is done for buildings subjected to earthquakes all the time. The reality here is that you can't repeat the observations because it could not happen the way you say it did. You just won't admit that and have to dance around saying people are asking too much.
You really show your willingness to take liberties by saying my engineering friends are humouring anyone or that I am lying. The reality is that the present explanations for these collapses are far from sufficient and anyone qualified who looks into it realizes that.
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. The only physical models that is done for buildings subject to earthquakes are tests of individual components (such as