Cheerful Spring wrote: » Office fires don't get hot enough to evaporate steel. Dr Barret knows this to be true and I know it to be true, you don't.
Dohnjoe wrote: » Jesus christ You'd do well to actually read what he thinks rather than cherry-picking and second-guessinghttp://911-engineers.blogspot.com/2007/04/professor-jonathan-r-barnett.html "Those were early observations. Since then, a metallurgical study was completed (see the ASCE/FEMA BPAT report). Please let me know if you have any more questions. Jonathan 2 January 2007" "I would suggest that the crushed gypsum wallboard would explain the source of the sulferization. As that effect is a certainty (the effect of the pulverized wallboard), and thermite is an unsupported theory, I'll settle for the certainty." "None of this was ignored. But having looked at the debris myself, I saw no sign of an explosion or explosions. The collapse of towers 1 and 2 occurred exactly as one would expect from a fire.....I don't know what else to say. Finally, there was no predetermined theory. As you know I was part of the original investigation and a group leader. Neither I nor anyone else in the process went into the investigation with predetermined ideas. In fact, as this was the first collapse of a protected steel structure due to a fire, we were very open in our conversations as we looked for the truth." "You may post our discussion. 1. I had not heard of the power down. Nor do I know its source of validity, etc.2. As a structural engineer and as a fire protection engineer and as someone who did his PhD research on the effect of fires on steel structures, I am not at all surprised that the towers collapsed on 9/11. The collapse mechanism makes perfect sense and is clearly understandable by someone with my background. I will admit I cannot prove that explosives were or were not present. But I reiterate the most important point, explosives were not needed to cause the collapse of the towers. The towers collapsed as an engineering analysis would predict. "
King Mob wrote: » Lol So when he says that the towers fell by fire, we can't trust his expertise. But when he says "he can't disprove the idea of explosives" it's an incontrovertible truth. You are so adorable Cheerful. Also since you kept ignoring it, I assume that you do believe the fire department commander was the true mastermind behind 9/11. Could you confirm this? Ignoring the point is an admission you believe that
King Mob wrote: » Lol yea, you definitely able to judge that. You've shown your skill in math and physics... So then you do believe that the mastermind behind the whole conspiracy was the fire department commander. Interesting take... What was his name? How did he manage to get every involved? How did he afford the conspiracy on a fire fighters pay?
King Mob wrote: » You tell us, it's your mad conspiracy theory. You believe Larry confessed and he very clearly stated the fire commander decided to demolish the building. So obviously this fire commander was high up. So why have you not tracked him down with your amazing detective skills and obvious smarts?
King Mob wrote: » Ok, didn't bother watching the video. So what's this fire commanders name? How did he organise the whole conspiracy? How did he pay for it? How did he plant all the explosives and get access to secret experiment explosives? Why did he do it?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Dr Barret knows damn well steel did melt and was observation made by FEMA. They found an abundance of elemental sulphur on the steel that evaporated and melted. His ignoring sulphur is substance found in thermate and can be added to nanothermite ( and nanometal explosives) Sulfur is also used as plasticizer in explosives. Their theory is this mystery sulphur came from the gypsum wallboard. It was a reasonable theory in 2007. Today its discredited and debunked and experiments have been done. His entitled to his opinion, his wrong though.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » ] He did not answer. He did not name anyone. The fire chief on the day denied phoning him.
King Mob wrote: » But I'm not asking him. I'm asking you. It's your insane theory. Your theory is that the fire department commander decided to demolish WTC7. So he has yo be the one in charge. Why have you not done any research about the clear mastermind behind it all?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » We can get to the bottom of it. His will not tell us who the fire chief was. We can't ask fire chief no name can we?
SlowBlowin wrote: » Sulphur is not found in standard thermite. There are mixes that use sulphur but these are not metal oxide based. For elemental sulphur alone to be found, and not mixed with the rest of the thermite components, it must come from a secondary source (like the heating of gypsum). If you believe it came from the mixed thermite then how did it separate from the other components ? If there was thermite, and it was made to be efficient, then it would be stoichiometric proportions and if ignited would largely all be consumed. If not ignited they would have found thermite not sulphur.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Dr Barret knows damn well steel did melt
Dohnjoe wrote: » He's a source for your "conspiracy". You brought him into the thread. He directly contradicts you, upon this being literally pointed out to you, you decide to "turn" on his expertise It's hilarious watch you backtrack and try to invent your way out of it
Cheerful Spring wrote: » FEMA could not identify where all the sulphur came from. What they found on the steel was a eutectic liquid made of melted sulphur and iron. Oxidation and sulfidation of the steel occurred. They speculated a temp of 1000c + plus the sulphur started to corrode and melt the steel The problem and its overlooked NIST own study and they are bias they claimed the hottest a steel beam got to was 600c. It dropped to 400c in the afternoon. So there was no fire hot enough to melt steel. Gypsum wallboard is a debunked theory. I can show you an experiment if you need to see it?
SlowBlowin wrote: » No need to link me to an experiment where they add aluminium (you would agree there was a lot of that from the planes etc) to gypsum. I have done that, here some kids doing it:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5r5ly2uWn-A In this case they used plaster of Paris as the gypsum, but the reaction is well known, try it. Remember in the towers there would have been waterfall like streams of molten aluminium falling from the hottest floors, there not much more reactive than that. The same molten aluminium would react with any rust it encountered (rust + aluminium IS thermite). You quoting elemental sulphur is wrong, that means pure sulphur. They are referring to sulphur dioxide, which reacts with hot iron to produce iron sulphide. Sulphur is a very common gas produced in fires. I am going to watch the spacex launch now, and I am pretty tired of this reply as it seems so obvious to me that there were loads of sources of sulphur in the fires.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » You're confused. The FEMA report is about WTC7 steel Nobody has ever claimed thermite brought down the towers or WTC7. Elemental sulphur means it just free it came from another source somewhere else. Gypsum wallboard is made of calcium sulphate. Sulphur is a very common gas produced in fires? Explain? You on about Sulfur dioxide?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » You're confused.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » The FEMA report is about WTC7 steel.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Nobody has ever claimed thermite brought down the towers or WTC7.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Elemental sulphur means it just free it came from another source somewhere else.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Sulphur is a very common gas produced in fires? Explain? You on about Sulfur dioxide?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Gypsum wallboard is made of calcium sulphate.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » . WTC7 collapsed to controlled demolition. This will be proven shortly by Dr Hulsey study.
SlowBlowin wrote: » No I am not. Steel is made mostly of iron. Try googling that.. No you are wrong, it means pure sulphur not combined with anything else: From Wikipedia Sulfur or sulphur is a chemical element with symbol S and atomic number 16. It is abundant, multivalent, and nonmetallic. Under normal conditions, sulfur atoms form cyclic octatomic molecules with a chemical formula S8. Elemental sulfur is a bright yellow, crystalline solid at room temperature. Yes, as that would be the only source of sulphur at the temperatures mentioned. Correct, well done a correct chemistry statement.
Dohnjoe wrote: » He's being paid by a conspiracy theory group to claim that WTC 7 didn't fall due to fire, not to "prove it was a controlled demolition" Very telling how you religiously support the non-findings of one engineer over corroborated findings of many engineers
SlowBlowin wrote: » I can't be bothered as you have such a poor understanding of science/logic, going to bed.
King Mob wrote: » Cheerful has previously insisted that there was no such thing as molten steel in an attempt to sound educated.
cause a liquid to change to a gas,esp. by heating: [ I ] Some water evaporates to form clouds. If something such as a feeling orproblem evaporates, it disappears: [ I ] The issue of global warming is not just going to evaporate