ExposureLimit

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A level of a substance that an authority sets as a limit or guidance value for exposure: an occupational limit, an emergency exposure guideline, a tolerable or reference intake, or a permitted concentration in air, water, or soil. What the value measures — a concentration in air, a dose per body weight per day, a concentration in water — is carried by its unit, and the exposure it applies to by its exposure. A limit is a judgment made by someone, so its citations record where it came from; limits from different authorities coexist. A limit imposed by a regulation names that policy; a limit with no policy is advisory.

Relationships

References
substance Substance
limit Quantity
expressed_as Substance
policy Policy
exposure Exposure
citations Citation []

Properties

Class properties with name, type, requirements, and description
NameTypeDescription
substanceSubstance required The substance a classification or listing applies to.
limitQuantity required The value of an exposure limit, with its unit.
expressed_asSubstance The substance a limit's mass is expressed as, when it is stated in terms of an element or ion rather than the whole substance, such as milligrams of fluoride per cubic metre.
severitySeverityEnum The severity of effect a limit marks the threshold of, for limits set in tiers of increasing severity. Absent for limits set at a single level.
policyPolicy The policy that names a substance.
exposureExposure The exposure a limit applies to.
citationsCitation []required Where a value came from.