This article reviews the composition, structure, and properties of man-made fibres, both regenerated and synthetic, and then describes the ways in which they are spun, drawn, and textured into useful fibres.
To complete the analysis both the safety and the efficiency of the design are evaluated. Eiffel designed the Tower to be 300 meters high, which is 984 feet (approximately 90 stories); it is 328 feet wide at its base. This dimension quickly tapers as illustrated by the following diagram and chart.
It is three and a half times as big as Liberty, pedestal included, or six times as big as the statue itself. The Eiffel tower is 1,063 ft (324 m) tall, whereas the statue is 305 ft or 93 m (pedestal included) or 151 ft (46 meters) for the statue proper (still huge for a statue). A common point is that Gustave Eiffel designed and built the Statue of Liberty's internal frame.