The total number of occupants that a space can safely accommodate depends on the usable floor area and its intended use. Different activities require varying amounts of space per person:
The number and width of exits influence the safe evacuation capacity. More exits reduce congestion and allow faster movement. Each exit is assumed to have a standard width, contributing to the total exit width required for safe egress.
The maximum allowable travel distance to an exit depends on the risk level of the space:
Ensuring compliance with these distances helps prevent overcrowding and delays during emergencies.
The occupancy limit is estimated based on the total floor area, activity type, exit availability, and travel distances. The final output provides:
This approach ensures safe and efficient space management for assembly and recreation.