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Laborers physically remove non-load-bearing walls, elevator shafts, and concrete masonry units (CMUs). Steel beams are pre-cut with torches at specific angles, leaving just enough steel intact to hold the building up against wind loads until the blast. The Physics of Controlled Implosion : The primary