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Task:
A gas station tenant drives a car wash at his gas station. The older model has only one
stage of the wahing programme which needs a fix time of 4 minutes per verhicle. Waiting
vehicles are firstly parked in the parking lot of the gas station. The gas station owner of the
gas station has recorded the arrivals of the customers for several weeks. On a typical
Tuesday morning an average of 6 vehicles per hour arrive and on a typical Friday
afternoon on average every 5 minutes a vehicle arrives. It can be assumed that the
arrivals of customers are exponentially distributed. At first make the calculations separately
for a Tuesday morning respectively for a Friday afternoon.
Fz 1 min
6 E (tab ) 4
h E (tab ) Fz
Fz
M/D/1 – System! 15
h
2. Determine the utilization of the car wash on a Tuesday morning and on a Friday
afternoon.
Fz
Di 6
h
min 1 Fz 1 Fz Fz
E (t an ) Fr 5 Fr 12
Fz 5 min 1 h
5 h
60
Fakultät für Ingenieurwissenschaften Prof.Dr.-Ing. Bernd Noche
Abteilung Maschinenbau Telefon: 0203 379-2785
Transportsysteme und -logistik Telefax: 0203 379-3048
Keetmanstr. 3-9 E-Mail: bernd.noche@uni-due.de
47058 Duisburg
Di 6
Di 0,4 Fz
Di 15
12
Fr Fr 0,8 Fz
Fr 15
3. What is the average number of vehicles in the parking lot on a Tuesday morning
an on a Friday afternoon?
2 2 2
LQ
2 1
2 0,42
LQDi 0,133Fz
2 1 2 1 0,4
0,82
LQFr 1,6Fz (Doubling of utilization leads to a 12-fold number of waiting
2 1 0,8
vehicles.)
4. How long does the customer on average have to wait from the arrival until the
end of the cleaning? Differentiate between a Tuesday morning and a Friday
afternoon.
1 LQDi 1 0,133 1
WSDi WQDi
Di Di Di 6 15
WSDi 0,089h 5,33min
LQFr 1 0,16 1
WSFr 0,2h 12min.
Fr Fr 12 15
Fz Fz
12 15
h h
M/M/1 – System!
6. What is now the average number of waiting vehicles and the waiting time of a
customer from the arrival until the end of the cleaining?
Fr2 0,82
LQFr 3,2 vgl. mit 3: 1,6Fz.
1 Fr 1 0,8
1 LQFr 1 3,2 1
WSFr WQFr
Fr Fr Fr 12 15
8. What is the probability that three or more vehicles are in the system?
P1,Fr Fr
1
1 Fr 0,81 1 0,8 0,16
P2,Fr Fr2 1 Fr 0,82 1 0,8 0,128
As the specialist becomes ill the gas station owner has to employ two temporary
employees in the short term. Both need an average of six minutes for a vehicle. Thereby
the service times are exponentially distributed. Because of space reasons firstly there are
separate queues for both of the temporary employees where the arriving vehicles are
equally distributed.
1 Fz
Worker 1: 1 10
Parkplatz E tab 1 h
10. 2 x
Fz
12 Fz
11. h Workder 2: 2 10
h
2 x M/M/1 – systems!
Fr 12
Fz
Fr* 6
2 2 h
*
6
Fr Fr 0,6
Fr 10
Fr2 0,62
LQFr 0,9
1 Fr 1 0,6
LQFr 1 0,9 1
WSFr 0,25h 15min.
Fr Fr 6 10
11. What is now the probability that three or more vehicles are in the system?
2 queues:
Pn 3 1 P0A P0B P0A P1B P0A P2B P1A P0B P2A P0B P1A P1B
Pn 3 1 P0 2 2 P0 P1 P2 P12
Pn 3 1 0,4 2
2 0,4 0,24 0,144 0,242 0,4752
Fz
Parkplatz Worker 1: 1 10
h
Fz
Worker 2: 2 10
h
Fz
12
h
1 x M/M/2 – system!
m - Anzahl der Server
m
1
n
P0 , 0nm
n!
Pn n
1
m ! m n m P0 , nm
Whereas the probability P0 , thus the probability that the system is empty, is:
1
m 1 m i m m
1
1
P0
i 0 i ! m!
mm m 1
LQ P0
m ! 1
2
LS LQ m
LQ
WQ
1
WS WQ
Fakultät für Ingenieurwissenschaften Prof.Dr.-Ing. Bernd Noche
Abteilung Maschinenbau Telefon: 0203 379-2785
6
Transportsysteme und -logistik Telefax: 0203 379-3048
Keetmanstr. 3-9 E-Mail: bernd.noche@uni-due.de
47058 Duisburg
13. What is now the average number of waiting vehicles and
the waiting time of a customer from the arrival until the end of the cleaninig at
the gas station?
12
0,6
2 10
1 1
2 2 0,6
2 2
P0 1 2 1 2 0,6
2 1 2 (1 0,6)
1
P0 0,25
4
22 0,621
LQ 0,25 0,675 Fz vgl. 10: 1,8Fz
2! 1 0,6
2
0,675 1
WS 0,156 h 9,375 min. vgl. 10: 15min
12 10
14. What is now the probability that three or more vehicles are in the system?
P0 0,25
1
1 12
P1 für n m : P1 0,25 0,30
1! 10
2
1 12
P2 für n m : P2
22 0,25 0,18
2!2 10
Pn 3 1 P0 P1 P2 1 0,25 0,30 0,18 0,27 27% vgl. 11: 47,57%
LQ
LS
WQ
WS
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