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This is a Tribute to 911 that I compiled about 6 years ago for my classroom. "We will NEVER FORGET!"
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1.Introduction:The deformation of structure can be occurred by stresses caused by external loads. But deformation & volume changes can also occur without any external loading. The most important of these are shrinkage & temperature effect.
2.Reasons for shrinkage:
a.By evaporation of water.
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c.Increasing of temperature.
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a.It may cause deleterious crack as in slabs,walls etc.
b.In structure that are statically indeterminate & most concrete structure, it may cause large & harmful stresses.
c.It may cause deformation of total structure.
d.It may affect to the fixed joint.
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5.shrinkage crack.
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7.Due to accident massive change in temperature of the structure causes the fall of twin tower.
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a. Careful during selection of material
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- 30. Washington, DC
- 31. World Trade Center New York, NY
- 33. New York, NY
- 34. This picture was taken one year later.
- 35. "A Walk In Hell" photo taken on 9/11/01 after 1:00pm inside ground zero with New York City Fire Fighters.
- 36. "Men of Stone" "Men of Stone" New York City Fire Fighters standing near their equipment waiting to go back into ground zero.
- 37. “ Redeemers” First wave of National Guardsmen that came to the World Trade Center site. They are marching on the Westside Highway near Liberty street.
- 39. Tribute to the 343 Firefighters killed in the line of duty
- 47. Smokestacks in Salt Lake City
- 48. Las Vegas, in front of NY NY Casino
- 49. On a farm in Michigan, one of the many with an American Flag
- 50. Memorial - Engine 4 Ladder 15 on East River Drive, New York, NY
- 51. Broad Street and the New York Stock Exchange - September 19, 2001
- 89. This was taken at a park in Lubbock, Texas on September 11 2004 to honor the Men and Women who gave their lives on September 11 2001
- 90. Iron Cross
- 91. There are the angels that were made for the passengers and crew members of Flight 93. They stand to this day at the site in Shanksville, PA.
- 96. Police K-9 Sirius body recovered 4 1/2 year old yellow lab 17 months PAPD service Explosive Detection Team
- 115. The days after 9/11 were amazing. The patriotism and harmony portrayed by all made me so proud to be an American! The terrorist striving to break us failed miserably; instead they pulled us together and made us stronger.
- 116. I would like to thank the wonderful photographers because without their photos this tribute to 09/11/2001 would not have been impossible.