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![]() JJ wrote: Miles wrote in message ... That is flat out false. The building was supported by a rigid central core. The exoskeleton was designed to absorb wind loads and not apply those loads to the central core. The gravitational loading of the building was supported by the central core. Wrong, PBS aired a special on the building of the towers and there was no central rigid core as most skyscrapers are constructed. That is what made the towers unique, the support was the outside steel structures, the strength coming from the cross members holding it together. i said the same thing several days ago and was lambasted by posters here. the response 'that is flat out false' was directed my way. i saw the same program as you. it was what made the wtc unique. |
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