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The critical temperature at which steel trusses can fail from exposure to heat alone without any flames is
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The critical temperature at which steel trusses can fail from exposure to heat alone without any flames is

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Answer: 1000°F

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As heat starts to attack the steel trusses, the steel will fail without flame at 1000°F

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