Formulas:
Introduction
M/M/1 Queues in Series
M/M/1 with Load and Unload
M/M/1 with Priority Classes
M/M/1 with Rework
M/M/1 with Scrap
M/M/s Queue
M/G/1 Queue
Formula References
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M/M/1 Queues in Series
Consider a sequence of three
workstations, with
each lot having to visit the workstations exactly once, in
sequence. If the interarrival time to the first machine is
exponentially distributed, and process times at all machines are exponentially distributed, then
according to Section III.4 of Asmussen (1987),
the limiting input process to each queue is Poisson
(interarrival times are exponentially distributed), and we
may calculate limiting expected time in queue separately
for each queue. Suppose the arrival rate to the system is l
= 1.0 wafers per hour, and the service rates at the
three workstations are m1 = 2.5,
m2= 2.0,
and m3 = 2.5 wafers per hour. For simplicity, suppose each
workstation has exactly one machine. Thus, the total
limiting expected time to pass through the three
workstations should be
(m1 - l)-1 + (m2 -
l)-1
+ (m3 - l)-1 = 0.67 +1.0 + 0.67 = 2.33
hours
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