Abstract
This research analyzed queuing system with encouraged arrivals under multiple working vacations and server breakdowns. It is based on a Mx/M/1 model, where the customers arrive in batches or bulk. In addition, the arrival follows a Poisson process and the service time is distributed exponentially. Moreover, in this queuing system, breakdowns can occur at any time, and it is affecting the server's service time. The repair time is independent. Server resume the service as soon as returns from the service facility. Repair time follows exponential distribution. Encouraged arrival in queuing models involves external factors or incentives that prompt the firms. This strategy for mitigating may include preventing maintenance or minimizing the service disruptions and maintain the system efficiency. Encouraged arrival in queuing model conscious effort to increase customers or other entities to a service system during specific periods. Encouraged arrival improves the system performance and service efficiency of the model. Finally, this research solved the Chapman-Kolmogorov balancing equations for the steady state system, analyzed the queuing model using probability generating function and discussed, the stochastic decomposition property and the expected system size.
Keywords
Breakdowns, Encouraged arrivals, Multiple working vacations, Probability generating function, Queuing system, Stochastic decomposition
Subject Area
Computer Science
First Page
740
Last Page
745
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Receive Date
5-31-2023
Revise Date
6-2-2024
Accept Date
6-4-2024
How to Cite this Article
A, Sujipriya. and Rose Mary, K Julia
(2025)
"Computation of the Unreliable Mx/M/1 Model for Multiple Working Vacations Queuing System with Encouraged Arrivals,"
Baghdad Science Journal: Vol. 22:
Iss.
2, Article 30.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21123/bsj.2024.9154