Casey Pfeiffer, holds a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the University of Notre Dame and is a registered professional structural engineer in San Diego, California. He has been practicing engineering for 15 years and is currently the principal of Pacific Coast Structural Engineering in San Diego, California, which specializes in the design of hospitals, industrial buildings, and commercial offices using structural steel and concrete.
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Even if a floor were to collapse, it still wouldn't be able to collapse all of the connections simultaneously at the rate that it did, without secondary explosions.
