Linear Thermite Cutting Charges

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"Spectre has begun to design a new class of devices that are an updated version of the earliest use of thermite technology dating back more than 100 years.

These first examples of thermite technology were so-called "gravity flow" devices that generated extremely high temperature metal flows that were used for welding or penetrating metal objects. This approach is not nearly as efficient as our focused jet torches for penetrating or cutting but provides a simple and easy-to-use solution for situations where something other than a highly focused cut is required. Our unique approach has the added advantage of being user-scalable. While our advanced thermite torch designs are carefully engineered for relatively specific requirements, this approach allows users to simply add additional units to a pile of units that will ultimately create a larger mass of super-heated metal."

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[shooter686]

I ask many armchair experts and none of them can answer this question.

How did they cut vertical surfaces of a highrise I-beam?

If you want to use this little video to prove anything, explain why ZERO of these devices were ever found especially the size needed

[nahnah21]

@huntera123 It doesnt prove anything. Nano thermite was found in dust samples which "lowers" the melting point of steel drastically. Thermite is mainly used within the military. Civil industry demo companies use standard stuff like rdx and c4. But the new generation is Nano Thermite, this is extremely expensive used by military.

[huntera123]

The amount of thermite required to cut a small rod proves that thermite did not cut the large steel columns at the WTC. By the way, please post videos showing where thermite is used to demolish buildings anyway. Thanks.

[KroatienSS]

@ryan10730 There are many tipes of thermites.

In short,all you need is metal oxide and another more reactive metal than first bounded with oxygen.

[soulinite]

@ryan10730 Fare enough.

[ryan10730]

@soulinite he's not saying that he believes in the conspiracy theory he's just saying that your example of why thermite didn't take down WTC is false.  I'm only in Pre-AP chem, so maybe there's some more advanced thermite, but I was under the impression thermite reactions resulted in Aluminum Oxide and Iron, not Barium Nitrate.

[PwntifexMaximus]

@soulinite

Because you don't need barium in any way shape or form to make a cutting thermitic material you fool!

Have you been reading ANYTHING I've been saying?

[soulinite]

@PwntifexMaximus So why no barium oxide?

[PwntifexMaximus]

@soulinite

1. I have been told never to attribute to malice what can be blamed on stupidity, but I would have to say: I do not know.

2. Steven Jones was a deluded fool.

3. Because there is fame and money in sensationalism.

Again, I never said I did. I'm only saying: You are talking out of your ass.

[soulinite]

@PwntifexMaximus How did you come to believe in crazy conspiracy theories exactly?