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The Twin Towers collapsed due to the structural design failing after the impact of the terrorist planes, with the unique perimeter tube design unable to withstand the jet fuel fire and sagging floors. Despite remaining standing for over an hour post-impact, the high temperatures softened the steel, leading to a swift collapse with the North Tower falling in 13 seconds and the South Tower in 11 seconds.
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- The unique perimeter tube design of the Twin Towers, chosen for spacious office layouts, ultimately led to their collapse as the sagging floors weakened the structure, causing a chain reaction.
- Despite withstanding the initial impact for over an hour, the collapse of the Twin Towers was swift and catastrophic due to high temperatures softening the steel, leading to the failure of core support and a rapid chain reaction collapse.
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Recent questions
How did the Twin Towers collapse?
Due to sagging floors denting surrounding tubes.
What was the unique design feature of the Twin Towers?
Perimeter tube design for spacious office layouts.
How did engineers stabilize the construction of the World Trade Center?
Kangaroo crane climbing and securing frames.
What protected the trusses of the Twin Towers?
Spray foam insulation.
What caused the swift collapse of the Twin Towers?
High temperatures softening the steel.
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