Computational Analysis of a Multi-Server Bulk Arrival with Two Modes Server Breakdown
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An extensive Monte Carlo study is performed to analyze a multi-server, bulk arrival (M [x]M/C; C-1/FCFS) queuing system. The system breakdown limits the system to serve with either C or (C-1) servers. The server breakdown has equal chance over all servers in the system while the arrival process is a Poisson process and the distribution of the bulk size X is a positive Poisson bulk size. Measures of system efficiency including mean queue length, mean waiting time, and blocking probability are introduced. Numerical results are obtained by simulation of the entire system.
- Zagazig University Egypt
Server breakdown, Bulk Arrival, Network design and communication in computer systems, server breakdown, queueing models, Queueing models, Multi-server, Queues and service in operations research
Server breakdown, Bulk Arrival, Network design and communication in computer systems, server breakdown, queueing models, Queueing models, Multi-server, Queues and service in operations research
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