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c7 said:Sudden is not instantaneous and we are talking about 78 columns on 7 to 8 floors.
Do you understand this:
"there was structural resistance that was provided in this particular case. And you had a sequence of structural failures that had to take place. Everything was not instantaneous."
I understand your latter statement perfectly. Sunder is referring to the internal collapse prior to to onset of global collapse, which you're talking about.
What I am talking about is that the building was designed as a system, and when it lost enough of the interior structure, the exterior frame began to fall. And when it began it was rather sudden as expected. When the columns buckled, they had lost any value as load bearing members, and hence no support.
Again, just curious why this isn't viable to you. You're asserting that those statements are significant, but not rationalizing how they prove/disprove your case. All you can viably prove with this broad statement is that the structural integrity was gone, not why it was gone... I've yet to see you move that far. If you want to make a rational case you really need to focus on what evidence you have available and what the faults from the engineering explanations are.
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