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Devilish Dictionarian
That NIST got it wrong.
What did they get wrong, as far as a conclusion?
That NIST got it wrong.
it changes the initiating factor in the collapse of the building.
What did they get wrong, as far as a conclusion?
it changes the initiating factor in the collapse of the building.
NIST said that the girder was pushed 6.25". That is not possible from the beams that they said did it.
We'll see.Wrong.
We'll see.
We'll see.
Let's deal with the implications once NIST have corrected their report rather than just saying "so what" to everything.assuming you are correct, so what?
Let's deal with the implications once NIST have corrected their report rather than just saying "so what" to everything.
Very presumptuous.No we won't, and you know it.
They already have. You're just not paying attention.NIST isn't going to change anything - they don't need to.
You have no idea what abilities I do or do not have. You like to give an impression that would favour your argument without actually producing anything of substance to back that up though.You're not going to produce anything - you don't have the ability.
We'll see.Nothing will change.
it changes the initiating factor in the collapse of the building.
So you agree with NIST or with the CTBUH?Yet the CBTUH also states that floor failure led to collapse. So where's your beef? Why commit tens of thousands of dollars to correct details of a most probable scenario?
Very presumptuous.
They already have. You're just not paying attention.
You have no idea what abilities I do or do not have. You like to give an impression that would favour your argument without actually producing anything of substance to back that up though.
We'll see.
I think that NIST should be given reasonable time to change their report, but that an analysis should be independently carried out. Up until recently NIST had never even mentioned the stiffener plates that they were asked about in 2008. Now they have.And accurate
They changed their conclusion? Link? Citation?
If any of you people had the ability you would have done it already. Seriously. What the hell are you wating for??!?
So it is ok with you not to account for present elements in an FEA.
Nice pics though, thanks for that. Very detailed work on your part.
I think that NIST should be given reasonable time to change their report, but that an analysis should be independently carried out. Up until recently NIST had never even mentioned the stiffener plates that they were asked about in 2008. Now they have.
So you agree with NIST or with the CTBUH?
You really need to decide.
What organization, besides AE911T is demanding such changes?
Not the ASCE, not CTBUH, is there any other besides the conspiracy centered AE911T?
I think that NIST should be given reasonable time to change their report, but that an analysis should be independently carried out. Up until recently NIST had never even mentioned the stiffener plates that they were asked about in 2008. Now they have.