Here you go.
10db normal breathing
20db mosquito, russling leaves
30db whisper
40db stream, refrigerator humming
50-60db normal conversation, laughter, quiet office.
70db hair dryer, vacume cleaner
75db dishwasher
80db garbage disposal, city traffic
85-90db lawnmower,diesel truck at over 40mph
100db train, garbage truck
110db drill, power saw, jet flyover
120db thunderclap, dance clubs, sterios
130db jet takeoff, shotgun firing
110-140db rock concert
145db boom bass cars
Information is from National Institute on Deafness and
Other Communication Disorders
FYI
Human comfort range is less than 60db
Sound above 85 dB is very annoying to the body and if a person is exposed for up to 8 hours it can cause hearing damage.
Sounds up to 90 to 110 dB can be tolerated by a person for maximum up to 15 minutes. Any exposure for more than that can be health hazardous.
Exposure of sound also of over 100 dB for more than one minute can risk permanent hearing loss.
Any sound over 120 dB is beyond the threshold of pain in the body and can cause permanent health hazard.
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