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What experience do you have with structural steel?
What experience?
I've dealt with structural steel and much more. Below is just a little of what I have done.
I did on-site damage assessment studies for the following two disaster sites:
IMC/Angus Chemical
NHRA News: Plant explosion leads to nitro shortage
Shell Oil
Fatal Shell blast may disrupt TPEs. (Shell Chemical Co. explosion in Belpre, Ohio, thermoplastic elastomers) - Chemical Week | HighBeam Research
I was a construction supervisor for blast furnace relinings. I designed, supervised the installation of, and the cleaning of an oxygen line in the River Rouge Complex. I design the hydraulic system for a slab mill. I've done thickness testing on vent stacks in steel mills. I designed and installed piping modules for Anhueser Busch. I designed pipe supports for the The Deseret Chemical Depot in Tooele Utah. I've done design work for all the various disciplines such as structural, mechanical, architectural, process piping, and civil, working directly with engineers who did all sorts of calculations and analysis.
Good enough for you?
I'll take you at your word. Doesn't make you right though.
You're the one defending the conspiracy theory, so you are going with the pancake "theory". Show evidence of pancaked floors.
Also provide extraordinary proof of the extraordinary claim that for the first time in history a steel framed high rise suffered sudden, immediate and total collapse due to a moderate office fire as happened to WTC7, it's also part of your theory.