Queues (waiting lines, queues) is a phenomenon
that all we encounter in our daily lives. Sometimes it seems to pass to our
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Waiting queues are presented in other systems as insignificant, which does not so easily distinguished, for example, airports, ports and train stations where transportation create queues to be served (procedures approach, loading and unloading). In light of the theory of queues was the writing of this work and is intended to help readers through the detailed development of the methodology of queues and a series examples in understanding the analysis of the simplest system service, which includes a queue and a position service and system to a queue and a more parallel service position.
For example, as time progresses the number of customers arriving in the system is not stable, nor known in advance. Also, unknown is the timing that arrives every customer. OR uncertainty but also governs the behavior of service positions. As, the time waiting for each customer in service position may not be stable and varies under different conditions. So there are many times more customers in the system (Overloaded), by those who can serve, while in others system is idle and there is no queue.Therefore the uncertainty that exists in a service system creates queues, even in the case where the capacity the system appears to be sufficient to meet the demand. From the foregoing it is evident that in cases of guests which accumulate in queues are not peopled, for example, products in production lines waiting time of customers and the time the system is idle, creating cost.
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Waiting queues are presented in other systems as insignificant, which does not so easily distinguished, for example, airports, ports and train stations where transportation create queues to be served (procedures approach, loading and unloading). In light of the theory of queues was the writing of this work and is intended to help readers through the detailed development of the methodology of queues and a series examples in understanding the analysis of the simplest system service, which includes a queue and a position service and system to a queue and a more parallel service position.
For example, as time progresses the number of customers arriving in the system is not stable, nor known in advance. Also, unknown is the timing that arrives every customer. OR uncertainty but also governs the behavior of service positions. As, the time waiting for each customer in service position may not be stable and varies under different conditions. So there are many times more customers in the system (Overloaded), by those who can serve, while in others system is idle and there is no queue.Therefore the uncertainty that exists in a service system creates queues, even in the case where the capacity the system appears to be sufficient to meet the demand. From the foregoing it is evident that in cases of guests which accumulate in queues are not peopled, for example, products in production lines waiting time of customers and the time the system is idle, creating cost.
The queuing theory models aimed at predicting
the expected behavior of the system and the calculation of basic performance
indicators. These indicators are: the average time a customer waiting in the
queue, the average waiting time of a customer in system, the average number of
customers in the queue, the average number of customers in system, the
employment rate of the position or service position and many others. With the
help of these indicators can assess the performance of a service system and
compute more data in order to obtain the best possible decisions.
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