Christophera
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elevator guide rails can not be exposed to weather because they pit. they go in LAST not first.![]()
Read agent, ........ SUPPORT STEEL for guide rails. In the twins elevators were operating at an average of 5 floors below the top floors. At least one large freight car and one personel car were a condition of the subcontractors performance and the general contractors responsibility to have operating as soon as possible.
The Twins were the first skyscrapers to be build with a significant portion of the building materials, that would fit, transported on their own elevators.
so you are saying these HUGE FUCKING STEEL BEAMS in this picture......
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are only to support these little tiny guide rails such as these?![]()
Firstly, you have exposed how little you know of structural steel. Vertical elements are not referred to as "beams".
Those particular columns are OUTSIDE the core on the right. On the left is the concrete core wall. Left of that the empty core.
![wtc1spirecorewall.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Falgoxy.com%2Fpsych%2Fimages%2Fwtc1spirecorewall.jpg&hash=39965e787787622a9e1fd42b320a55c8)
And here at ground zero on the left, all the guide rail support steel that was supposed to be right of the core base wll remnant is gone. Those massive box columns OUTSIDE the core were by far the stoutest columns in the buildings.
![wtc1.core.wall.base.annot4.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Falgoxy.com%2Fpsych%2Fimages%2Fwtc1.core.wall.base.annot4.jpg&hash=e3751dffd530a4ec2dd4091acda3c9d2)
Below, is a concrete elevator shaft with guide rails. Not a service core having multiple elevators and stairs.