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Consider two-machine (m = 2) station [waiting line system] with mean effective process time te per job and a fast single-machine (m = 1) station with mean effective process time te/2. Let CTq & CT represent, respectively, average waiting time in queue & queue + machine. Let WIPq, WIP represent the corresponding average inventory. In comparing a single-machine station to the two-machine station with the same average customer inter-arrival time “ta”, station utilization, u, and CVs, which of the following are true (pick ALL that apply):
The two-machine system will be better than the single-machine system in terms of the four waiting line metrics, CTq, CT, WIPq, and WIP.
The single-machine system will be busier on average than the two-machine system.
Both systems will satisfy WIP = (1/ ta) CT, WIPq = (1/ ta) CTq.
Average number of customers in the waiting line WIPq will be the same in both systems.
The comparison between CT in the two systems will depend on the variability factor, C= (Ca^2 +Ce2)/2
If the variability factor V > 0, then the two-machine system will have lower WIPq.
If the variability factor is 1 (i.e., all CVs are 1), the single-machine system will have lower WIP.
If the variability factor is 1 (i.e., all CVs are 1), then CT will be higher in the two-machine system, but CTq will be higher in the single-machine system
Solution
solution:
1)for given queuing model with two machine and single machine we have to make choices to select four parameter and select which system is better
2)firstly,for two machine system
mean waiting time=k=1/inter arrival time=1/ta
mean service time=s=1/process time=1/te
waiting time is given by
Ct=k/s(s-k)
here for queue only waiting time is
Ctq=[(te/ta(1/te-1/ta))]=te^2/(ta-te)
with machine
Ct=Ctq+process time=te^2/(ta-te)+te
where waiting inventory is given by
in queue
WIPq=k*Ctq=(1/ta)[te^2/(ta-te)]
for including machine
WIP=K*Ct=(1/ta)*Ct=[te^2/(ta-te)+te]
3)for single machine system
mean waiting time=k=1/inter arrival time=1/ta
mean service time=s=1/process time=2/te
waiting time is given by
Ct=k/s(s-k)
here for queue only waiting time is
Ctq=[(te/ta*2*(2/te-1/ta))]=te^2/2*(2*ta-te)
with machine
Ct=Ctq+process time=te^2/2*(2ta-te)+te/2
where waiting inventory is given by
in queue
WIPq=k*Ctq=(1/ta)[te^2/2*(2ta-te)]
for including machine
WIP=K*Ct=(1/ta)*Ct=[te^2/2*(2*ta-te)+te/2]
4)if we take te=2 and ta=4 sec then we get that
for two machine system
Ctq=2 sec
Ct=4 sec
WIPq=.5
WIP=1
for single amchine system
Ctq=.33
Ct=1.33
WIPq=.0825
WIP=.3325
for both of them variability factor is 1 and single machine system has lower WIP
5)hence it is observed that
two machine system
system busy=k/s=te/ta
for single machine
system busy=k/s=te/2ta
6)hence it is obeserved that
1)TRUE,system with two machine has more value of all waiting metric like Ctq,Ct,WIPq,WIP than single machine system,hence first parameter is true,but it is bad from point of service being provided.
2)false,system with two machine is more busy than system with one machine
3)TRUE,both system are satisfying waiting time equation
4)FALSE,average number of customer in queue is different and less for single machine due to fast process time
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