To calculate the maximum occupancy of a room for the fire department, you need to consider several factors, such as the size and shape of the room, the number and size of exits, and the type of activities that will take place in the room.
One common method used by fire departments is to calculate the occupant load, which is the number of people that can safely occupy a room based on its area and other factors. The occupant load is normally calculated by dividing the area of the room by a certain factor, which varies depending on the occupancy type, as defined in local codes and standards.
Here's a sample JavaScript function that calculates the occupant load based on the area of the room:
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Note that this is just a basic example, and there may be other factors that need to be considered depending on local codes and standards. It's recommended to consult with the local fire department or code enforcement agency for specific requirements.
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