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A single server queue with arrival rate dependent on server breakdowns
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EngineeringInventory TheoryServer BreakdownsQueueing TheoryOperations ResearchStorage SystemsSingle ServerStochastic ProcessesNetwork CalculusLogisticsSystems EngineeringQuantitative ManagementArrival Rate DependentProduction‐storage SystemSingle Server QueueStochastic SystemPoisson ProcessProbability TheoryOperations ManagementQueueing SystemsNetwork Traffic ControlPerformance ModelingBusinessQueuing TheoryStorage System Modeling
Abstract This paper considers a single server queueing system that alternates stochastically between two states: operational and failed. When operational, the system functions as an M/E k /1 queue. When the system is failed, no service takes place but customers continue to arrive according to a Poisson process; however, the arrival rate is different from that when the system is operational. The durations of the operating and failed periods are exponential with mean 1/ c β and Erlang with mean 1/ c β, respectively. Generating functions are used to derive the steady‐state quantities L and W , both of which, when viewed as functions of c , decrease at a rate inversely proportional to c 2 . The paper includes an analysis of several special and extreme cases and an application to a production‐storage system.
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