OEL Mode: AF2 is set to 5 (worker variability), and body weight defaults to 70 kg.
Important: If an EU IOEL, EU BOEL, or national OEL exists, that value takes precedence.
Selection hierarchy: BMDL preferred; if no reliable BMDL → NOAEL; if no NOAEL → LOAEL.
2) Gas Concentration Conversion (ppm ↔ mg/m³ ↔ mg/L)
Uses ideal gas law (PV=nRT). Molar volume: Vm = 0.082057 × T(K) / P(atm).
At 25°C and 1 atm, Vm ≈ 24.45 L/mol.
3) Inhalation Concentration → mg/kg/day
This converts inhalation concentration to external inhaled dose (mg/kg/day).
It does not account for deposition, absorption fraction, clearance, metabolism, or toxicokinetics.
Expert review required.
4) Body Weight Inputs
OEL-Specific Parameters
5) Assessment Factors (AF1–AF7)
Formula: AF1 = (M_human / M_animal)^0.33
Fixed at 10 for PDE/AL (general population). Switches to 5 for OEL (worker scenario).
Rule: Absence of data is not a reason to set AF4 > 1.
Default systemic availability anchors are for relative comparison only when data unavailable.
Target route in numerator: AF6 = ceiling(F_target / F_study) when F_target > F_study.
Note: AF7 should not exceed 5.
6) Results & Transparency
Enter all required inputs and click "Calculate PDE/AL/OEL".
The calculator will show the selected PoD, all AF values, the total factor product,
the substituted equation, and the final result.