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It completely defies physics.
The Grenfell Tower in in London caught fire in June. (June 14th to be precise). It burned for 2 days and 12 hours. The entire building was a conflagration. The beams MUST have softened. They MUST have. The heat MUST have reached a temperature capable of softening the struts and as we know, all high-rise steel frame buildings have a critical design flaw in them.
I cannot comprehend how this building did not fail in a symmetrical collapse as it should have been designed to do.
Clearly I need to look into this. The architect obviously ****** up.
The Grenfell Tower in in London caught fire in June. (June 14th to be precise). It burned for 2 days and 12 hours. The entire building was a conflagration. The beams MUST have softened. They MUST have. The heat MUST have reached a temperature capable of softening the struts and as we know, all high-rise steel frame buildings have a critical design flaw in them.
I cannot comprehend how this building did not fail in a symmetrical collapse as it should have been designed to do.
Clearly I need to look into this. The architect obviously ****** up.