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Melting entire city block feat

Jamesthetaker

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Basically what the title are. Lately i have running into a problem that i don't know how to find the "mass" of entire city block. Can someone give me an advice?
 
For the Mass we can Use average Building Weight = 55.000 kg, and then since its City block, Average City Block have 100 Buildings so we Multiplied it by 100. Concrete Melting point 1500 °C , concrete specific heat 2100 J (Kg/K),concrete latent heat 189000 J/Kg. Average warm 20°C
calculations
2100J(Kg/K)× 5500000 Kg× (1500°C-20°C) + 189000J/kg×5500000 Kg = 1,742895e13Joules (Small Town)

Edit : This is a Lowball
 
The 100 there is the number of building numbers they’re allotted, not the average number they have. So it’s the upper limit of what they can have.
Is this for a real world city? If it’s standardized, information on their block size is often available online.
 
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