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[narrator] While examining
nearly six tons of rubble, John Pistorino and the team
discovered that the source of the destructive salt
wasn't the local
sea air alone. Rather the salt was
in the building structure
from the beginning, a result of sand
composing one-third
of the concrete mix. {\an8}Here, the specific sand
was laden with salt, {\an8}Here, the specific sand
was laden with salt, {\an8}and they were using
salt-contaminated water
to make the mixture
nearly six tons of rubble, John Pistorino and the team
discovered that the source of the destructive salt
wasn't the local
sea air alone. Rather the salt was
in the building structure
from the beginning, a result of sand
composing one-third
of the concrete mix. {\an8}Here, the specific sand
was laden with salt, {\an8}Here, the specific sand
was laden with salt, {\an8}and they were using
salt-contaminated water
to make the mixture
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[narrator] While examining
nearly six tons of rubble,
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John Pistorino and the team
discovered that the source
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of the destructive salt
wasn't the local
sea air alone.
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Rather the salt was
in the building structure
from the beginning,
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a result of sand
composing one-third
of the concrete mix.
00:00:21.933 --> 00:00:24.193
{\an8}Here, the specific sand
was laden with salt,
00:00:24.193 --> 00:00:24.633
{\an8}Here, the specific sand
was laden with salt,
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{\an8}and they were using
salt-contaminated water
to make the mixture.
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Movie Summary
With access to all phases of design and a large cast of experts, some of the great failures of engineering history are uncovered.