Guiliani - September Criminal or 911 hero? - 3
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I ask the post-er of this site to encourage a think tank on the subject. I Thank the post-er of this site for allowing his veiwers to try to develop a way of saving future lives. Any idea can be developed by some one who does this R&D work. Ideas are for the taking, free !!
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How bout a chamber tube thing like at the bank drive thru. For people on the outer part of each bldg corner. OR a slide device on each collum with a controlled desent. fire escapes can have a slide like in water parks. So more people can escape quickly. These guys that build these bldgs need to be able to have a plan if disaster strike. They must think about the safty of the people that have to work there. These are just ideas so please dont laff.
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A parachute is way better than nothin. I know this the temps were high enough to melt aluminum but only hot enough to make steel red hot. And thermite is gone in a flash - no thermite fire-notta.
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Like The Titanic Nothing Is Unsinkable
Its Just The Law
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Yes Sir You Have Done Your Homework
It May Be Stated But I Dont Know What
Was The Temperture Of The WTC Fire
And Where The Temp's Close?
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This Is Not ment To Be Funny But
Closet's Full Of Parachute's Might
Have Saved Some Live Before They Came Down
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Do you remember the fire situation in WTC-7.
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I believe the most important to do now is design a way for people to survive the next disaster. I want all veiwers to put their energy and super brains to work on that. Including myself.
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I have seen those disasters on film and ill bet none of those bldgs were of truss suport design. or if they were they had insulation and it was not blown off by a huge jet crash on a suicide mission. The blown off insulation was sopposed to prevent a heat stress situation in event of a fire.
Structural support no matter the material.. oh mighty u-tube gatekeepermaster. i also designed and built machines, and much more. I knew somone with out engineer knowllage would say that.
mdog2700 3 years ago
The One Meridian Plaza Fire
One Meridian Plaza is a 38-floor skyscraper in Philadelphia that suffered a severe fire on February 23, 1991. The fire started on the 22nd floor and raged for 18 hours, gutting eight floors and causing an estimated $100 million in direct property loss.
Despite the severity and duration of the fire, as evidenced by the damage the building sustained, no part of the building collapsed.
EndeavorFreedom 3 years ago
The First Interstate Bank Fire
The First Interstate Bank Building is a 62-story skyscraper in Los Angeles that suffered the worst high-rise fire in the city's history. From the late evening of May 4, 1988 through the early morning of the next day, 64 fire companies battled the blaze, which lasted for 3 1/2 hours. No collapse.
EndeavorFreedom 3 years ago
Caracas Tower Fire
The tallest skyscraper in Caracas, Venezuela experienced a severe fire on October 17, 2004. The blaze began before midnight on the 34th floor, spread to more than 26 floors, and burned for more than 17 hours. Heat from the fires prevented firefighters from reaching the upper floors, and smoke injured 40 firefighters.
No collapse.
EndeavorFreedom 3 years ago
The Windsor Building fire
The most recent case of a severe high-rise fire is the one that destroyed the Windsor Building in Madrid, Spain on February 12, 2005. The Windsor fire was more severe than any of the other fires described on this page, and the incident has been widely publicized, with comparisons to the fires in the three World Trade Center skyscrapers on 9/11/01. No collapse.
EndeavorFreedom 3 years ago
As a furniture designer in younger days i learned structure support. Support must always be designed under any thing above. Thats why the old design blg fires dont collapes. The floors here were bolted to sides in so many places that it was a very strong structure as a whole. but if 2 or more floors gave way its doomed to its own weight. I have many yrs of experience in home construction and manufacturing proto-types design, and i see that that was huge error of design. HUGE !
mdog2700 3 years ago
Homes are not made of steel, wood burns, steel does not. Keep watching...
EndeavorFreedom 3 years ago