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[โ€“] DudleyMason@lemmy.ml 2 points 1 day ago (1 children)

That actually makes much more sense than the "when the roof collapsed" nonsense, bcs a proper sprinkler system should have kept the roof from collapsing

The news always fails to mention that this kind of stuff is knowable. The engineers that sized the fire suppression system knew with some degree of precision how much heat the company's paper products generate when ignited. The system should have been sized for significantly more than that, specifically so a fire can't get out of control and destroy the entire warehouse.

The fact the roof collapsed stinks of cost cutting. Or maybe something just failed?. We'll probably never get that kind of detail.