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PERMITTED DURATION T <m hours) 46--Safety Engineering Tables (b) Occupational noise exposure limits. (1) Steady-state noise--single level Ex posures to continuous or interrupted steady state noise at a single level may not exceed a time amount "T" computed by the formula T = 2(L1-6ffi)ft where "L" is the effective noise level measured m dBA on the slow scale of a standard soundlevel meter A plot of T os L is provided m Figure 1910 95-1 (2) Steady-state noise--two or more levels Exposures to continuous or interrupted steadystate noise at two or more levels may not ex ceed a daily noise dose "D" of unity where "D" is computed by the formula EFFECTIVE NOISE LEVEL* L* (m dBA-Slow) Figure 1910.95-1 Permitted duration vs noise level ards Institute, 1430 Broadway, New York, NY 10018 (iv) ANS Z24 22--American National Standards Method for the Measurement of the Real-Ear Attenuation of Ear Protectors at Threshold, Z24 22-1957, American National Standards Institute, 1430 Broadway, New York, N Y 10018 (v) American Industrial Hygiene Associa tion Journal, 27 303-306, (May-June, 1966) Reprints are available from the American In dustrial Hygiene Association, 66 S Millei Road, Akron, Ohio 44313 (vi) Council for Accreditation of Occupa tional Hearing Technicians, 1721 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa 19103 (vu) ISO R389--International Organiza tion for Standardization Recommendation R389-1964, Standard Reference Zero for the Calibration of Pure Tone Audiometers, in cluding Addendum 1-1970 1486 where C is the actual duration of exposure at a given steady-state noise level, and T is the noise exposure limit for the level present during the time C, computed by the formula in (1) of this paragraph (3) Maximum steady-state noise level Ex posures to continuous or interrupted steadystate noise may not exceed levels of 115 dBA, regardless of any value computed m (1) or (2) of this paragraph (4) Impulse or impact noise Exposures to impulse or impact noise may not exceed an ef fective level of 140 dB peak sound pressure (c) Measurements (1) Unit of measurement (1) The unit of measurement for continu ous or interrupted steady-state sound shall be dBA (ii) The unit of measurement for impact or impulsive sound shall be dB peak sound pressure level, reference 0 0002 microbar (0 2 x 10'5 newtons per square meter) (2) Instrumentation (i) Measurements of steady-state noise ex posures shall be done with a sound-level meter conforming as a minimum to the requirements of ANS SI 4 Type 2, and set to use an Aweighted slow response, or with a NIOSH certified audiodosimeter,

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