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| Title: |
Homeland Security; World Trade Center; Steel Fireproofing; Carino |
| Description: |
NIST research structural engineer Nicholas Carino describes laboratory tests used to estimate the amount of fireproofing that was dislodged from various structural elements within the WTC buildings when the aircraft were flown into them on Sept. 11. The specimens shown include steel bars and plates that have been coated with the same type and depth of sprayed fire-resistive material as was used in the WTC buildings.
*BFRL, WTC, structural collapse, fireproofing, Sept. 11, 9/11, steel, World Trade Center
See also http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/techbeat/tb2005_0630.htm#WTC.
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| Subjects (names): |
Carino, Nicholas
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| Topics/Categories: |
Construction--Structures
Homeland Security--World Trade Center
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| Type: |
Photo/Color |
| Source: |
National Institute of Standards and Technology |
Credit Line as it should
appear in print: |
Copyright Robert Rathe |
| AV Number: |
04BFRL003 |
| Date Created: |
2005 |
| Date Entered: |
8/18/2005 |
