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    This document compares noise levels from common sources to the permissible exposure limits set by OSHA. It shows that gun shots and fireworks generate noise over 160dB, which can cause immediate physical damage, while activities like chainsawing or in a stadium generate around 115-117dB, above the limit for unprotected exposure. It also provides noise level limits and maximum exposure times to avoid hearing damage, such as 100-110dB for 30 minutes or 85-92dB for 4 hours.

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    This document compares noise levels from common sources to the permissible exposure limits set by OSHA. It shows that gun shots and fireworks generate noise over 160dB, which can cause immediate physical damage, while activities like chainsawing or in a stadium generate around 115-117dB, above the limit for unprotected exposure. It also provides noise level limits and maximum exposure times to avoid hearing damage, such as 100-110dB for 30 minutes or 85-92dB for 4 hours.

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    Noise Thermometer

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    This document compares noise levels from common sources to the permissible exposure limits set by OSHA. It shows that gun shots and fireworks generate noise over 160dB, which can cause immediate physical damage, while activities like chainsawing or in a stadium generate around 115-117dB, above the limit for unprotected exposure. It also provides noise level limits and maximum exposure times to avoid hearing damage, such as 100-110dB for 30 minutes or 85-92dB for 4 hours.

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    OSHA*

    Permissible
    Exposure
    Household Noise Noise Level Limits Occupational Noise
    188 dB Apollo Lift-off
    Shot gun 170 dB
    166 dB Hand Gun
    Fire Works 162 dB Artillery Fire
    161 dB M1 Rifle
    160 dB Immediate
    Physical Damage
    Balloon Pop 157 dB
    Fire Cracker 150 dB Jet Engine Take-off
    Bicycle Horn 143 dB
    Engine Backfire 140 dB Dynamite Blast
    Noise Squeeze toys 135 dB
    Auto Racing 130 dB Immediate Pig Squeal, Jack Hammer
    Pain Threshold
    121 dB Oxygen Torch
    Rock Concert, Thunder, Jet plane 120 dB - Severe Hammer on Nail
    at ramp Irritation to Ear
    Chainsaw 118 dB
    Stadium 117 dB
    116 dB Compactor, Generator
    115 dB
    Unprotected noise
    exposure of any
    duration not
    permitted above 113 to 115 dB
    this level - 15 Minutes

    114 dB Diesel Truck Accelerating


    112 dB 100 to 113 dB Ambulance Siren
    - 30Minutes
    Crying Baby 110 dB 100 to 110 dB
    Motor Cycle, CD Player 105 dB - 1 Hour
    102 dB Impact Wrench
    100 dB Extremely 92 to 100 dB - Bull Dozer
    Loud 2 Hours
    95 dB Industrial Fire Alarm
    93 dB Table Saw
    Subway, Power Lawn Mower 90 dB Hearing
    Protection
    Required by OSHA 85 to 92 dB - 4
    Hours
    87 dB Fork Lift
    Smoke Alarm, Blender 85 dB Ear Damage Handsaw, Elevator
    Possible
    82 dB Phone Ringing
    81 dB Lathe
    Hair Dryer 80 dB Garbage Disposal
    Alarm Clock 75 dB
    Vacuum Cleaner 74 dB
    65 dB Non
    Hazardous
    Sewing Machine, Dish washer 60 dB Normal Conversation
    0 to 85 dB - 8
    Microwave Oven 58 dB Hours
    Flowing Stream, Rainfall, 50 dB Comfortable Large Office, Paper Rustling,
    Background music Transformer
    Refrigerator 43 dB
    Quiet Residential Area, Quiet 40 dB Quiet Office
    Library
    Audible Whisper 30 dB
    20 dB Threshold of
    Audibility
    Normal Breathing 10 dB
    0 dB
    * OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Administration, A federal agency of United States that regulates
    Workplace Safety and Health.

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