2. Risk calculation
Threshold risks to human health are estimated by comparing actual or likely exposure levels at a given site with acceptable concentrations. This is done by calculating a ratio (risk index) between the estimated TDI exposure and the acceptable exposure. This approach is based on the existence of a threshold dose for threshold substances, i.e. a dose below which effects do not occur or have never been observed.
The equation can be written as IR = Ci / RfC, where :
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