Modelling Overflow Systems with Queuing in Primary Resources

This article proposes a new method to determine the characteristics of multiservice overflow systems with queueing systems. A number of methods have been developed that have the advantage of determining the parameters of traffic directed to secondary resources as well as providing a way to model these resources. The accompanying assumption is that queues with limited capacities are used in primary resources. The results of analytical calculations are compared with the results of simulation experiments for a number of selected structures of overflow systems with queueing in primary resources. The results of the study confirm high accuracy of the proposed method and, in consequence, the accuracy of the theoretical assumptions adopted for the proposed method.

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