Model 1: exposure to spray drift Sample Clauses

Model 1: exposure to spray drift boom spraying‌ An example calculation, based on the case study used in the CRD Guidance (Chemicals Regulation Directorate), summarised in Table 11, is shown in Figure 5. Single application with a test product Dermal absorption = 17% Concentration of a.s. in product = 125 g/l Inhalation absorption =100% Applied dose = 1 L product per ha Oral absorption = 100% A distribution of outputs is calculated, and a number of different centiles of the distributions can be selected by the user. The relative importance of each component of exposure is shown in Figure 5 for median values, and it can be seen that dermal exposure for this scenario was the largest for both acute and longer term exposures. Direct dermal exposure is greatest for acute exposure, and indirect dermal exposure is greatest for longer-term, as it is repeated daily. Table 12 shows the median, 75th and 95th percentile of the output distribution for exposures, compared with the CRD case study. (Note that this case study used double the applied dose to determine the indirect exposures, shown in the lower half of the table for a child only, and we have therefore halved the CRD figures for comparison). It can be seen that the BROWSE model acute exposure distribution has a median that is similar to the existing CRD exposure assessment for direct dermal exposure, but the 95th percentile (recommended by EFSA for acute exposure calculations) is significantly higher. Spray inhalation exposure is lower in the BROWSE model, however, because the CRD model uses the limit of detection of experimental data, whereas BROWSE attempts a realistic estimate. The BROWSE indirect exposure calculation shows a greater longer-term exposure than the acute exposure, which is counter-intuitive. For indirect exposure, it is assumed that (a) the exposure occurs daily, and in this case study, the half life of the pesticide on the turf is 30 d so there is little decay over the 7 d exposure period, leading to a similar exposure to that for the acute calculation; and (b) there are two neighbouring fields that have contributed to the exposure, rather than a single field that is used for the acute calculation. Indirect dermal exposure is higher in the BROWSE model than the CRD calculation, largely because a more realistic estimate of ground deposits are used by BROWSE and because there has been a revision in the default values for input parameters, compared with those used by CRD. Indirect ingestion exposure is similar to the CRD calcul...
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