ou take the following sound average sound measurements:
Station | dBA | Duration (minutes) |
1 | 80 | 1,434 |
2 | 91 | 2 |
3 | 102 | 58 |
What is the total exposure percentage for the day?
First we convert the actual duration(Cn) into hours .
i.e Cn at station 1 =23.9 hours
2=0.033 hours
3=0.9666
Then we calculate the allowable duration(Tn) for an 8 hour day ,
Tn=8*2^(90-L)/5 ; where L is the dBA for a station,
T1=8*2^(90-80)/5 =32
In excel , T1=8*2^((90-C3)/5)
(Drag this formula for rest of the cells)
Total exposure percentage =100 * (C1/T1+C2/T2+C3/T3)=138.94 =139 %
ou take the following sound average sound measurements: Station dBA Duration (minutes) 1 80 1,434 2...
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