Are you aware that there are regulations for how you are supposed to work with beryllium and that’s why there are fewer deaths/illnesses by it?
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Are you aware that there are regulations for how you are supposed to work with beryllium and that’s why there are fewer deaths/illnesses by it?
That is the very point. If something is dangerous, then it is dangerous.
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On October 6th, 1999 the FIA moved to ban beryllium, giving the teams until the end of the following season to remove it from their engines, though only Mercedes and Peugeot were using it.
Beryllium was banned entirely for 2001
Absolutely correct . With "as large as possible" i mean as large as you can usefully control the combustion process , reach desired compression etc .Hoffman900 wrote: ↑03 Nov 2024, 19:15“Bore as large as possible”
This was partly capped by how fast combustion occurs. They got to the point that larger and larger bores were out running the flame front.