Noise dose (Brazilian NR-15, Annex 1)
Adds effects of workday exposure periods at different noise levels and compares with the NR-15 tolerance limit.
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Method · Limits of application
NR-15 Annex 1: permissible-time table, ΣC/T; intermediate level rounded upward
This calculation uses NR-15 Annex 1 for continuous or intermittent noise, excluding impulse noise. Measurements must use A-weighting, slow response and a position near the worker’s ear. Intermediate levels use the time for the immediately higher level; a C/T sum above 1 exceeds the limit. Exposure above 115 dB(A) without adequate protection carries a specific risk condition. The calculation does not certify measurement or replace the NHO 01 method.
Conditions of use
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Documented parameters
- Period 1: noise level · dB(A)
- Period 1: exposure duration · h
- Period 2: noise level · dB(A)
- Period 2: exposure duration · h
- Period 3: noise level · dB(A)
- Period 3: exposure duration · h
- Period 4: noise level · dB(A)
- Period 4: exposure duration · h
7/7 reference cases checked. Numerical tests are not clinical validation.
Relationship with cancer research
General context — relationship to be defined
A resource for general clinical contexts. This edition does not assign a specific oncological relationship; selecting it for a study requires a justified question, population and purpose.