Research Article
The Importance of Land Use Definition in Human Health Risk Assessment Related to Lead in Soils
Table 1
Parameters and values used in human health risk assessment.
| Parameter | Name | Units | Value |
| Cexp | Concentration of the trace element | ppm | Element dependent | Ring | Ingestion rate | mg/day | 200, children | 100, adults | EF | Exposure frequency | days/year | 40, recreational | ED | Exposure duration | years | 6, children | 24, adults | BW | Body weight | kg | 15, children | 70, adults | AT | Averaging time | days | ED × 365 | Rinh | Inhalation rate | m3/day | 7.5, children | 20, adults | PEF | Particle emission factor | m3/kg | 1.36 × 109 | SA | Exposed skin area | cm2/day | 2800, children | 5700, adults | SAF | Skin adherence factor | mg/cm2 | 0.2, children | 0.07, adults | ABS | Dermal absorption factor | — | 0.001, noncarcinogenic | 0.01, carcinogenic |
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