daws101
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another extremely wrong assumption by GP... in most offices complexes when an old tenant moves out the space is refurbished and the new tenant would supply it's own newer furnishings.Until all available fuel was consumed, however long that may take.
Really? How did the authors of that now 6 decade old study know how much fuel (combustibles) would be in the Towers on 9/11/2001 and how long and hot they would burn? I have been unable to access that study at all. Could you provide the link?
Just guessing here, Princess, but 'typical office contents' of furniture, carpets and paper wouldn't change much over 50 (not 60) years. It would be reasonable to assume that they expected full occupancy of the building, wouldn't it?
Then consider that on 9/11/2001 those buildings were at less than full occupancy, empty rooms having much less flammable materials in them than full ones.
you assuming the empty space would cause some sort imaginary fire break.