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OnlinePoker

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1. Several things questionable about this.
Wed Dec 16, 2015, 08:46 PM
Dec 2015

Why burn at 1800 and then say it's "just 300 degrees more" than jet fuel burns? That is a big difference when it comes to metal working. Do it at the 1500 and give us another demo.

How long did he have the steel heating in the forge? Page 184 of the NIST final report says (in part): Jet fuel sprayed onto typical office workstations burned away within a few minutes. The jet fuel accelerated the burning of the workstations, but did not significantly affect the overall heat released. In the simulations, none of the columns with intact insulation reached temperatures over 300c. Only a few isolated truss members with intact insulation were heated to temperatures over 400c in the WTC 1 simulations and to temperatures over 500c in the WTC 2 simulations.

http://www.nist.gov/el/disasterstudies/wtc/

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Several things questionable about this. OnlinePoker Dec 2015 #1
How about this one... William Seger Dec 2015 #2
700 gallons burning continuosly... wildbilln864 Dec 2015 #5
You don't believe the fire in the video reached 2000 deg F? whitefordmd Dec 2015 #6
why do you believe it did? wildbilln864 Dec 2015 #7
Because fires can burn at 2000 Deg F. whitefordmd Dec 2015 #8
yes i presume they can wildbilln864 Dec 2015 #9
So, if you're going to claim the 2000 degs was false, you will need to whitefordmd Dec 2015 #10
LOL, sorry I missed this one William Seger Dec 2015 #11
it didn't melt the steel like on 911! wildbilln864 Dec 2015 #12
And... William Seger Dec 2015 #3
Are you trying to establish that fire proofing in steel buildings works as designed? whitefordmd Dec 2015 #4
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