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vol 67 / April, 2024
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DOI 10.17586/0021-3454-2022-65-10-701-711

UDC 78.21.35

MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF THE WORKPLACE OF MEASURING INSTRUMENTS VERIFICATION AS A NON-STATIONARY SERVICE SYSTEM

D. S. Ershov
Moscow Polytechnic University, Department of Standardization, Metrology, and Certification; Main Scientific Metrological Center, Research Department;


R. Z. Khayrullin
Main Scientific Metrological Center, Research Department; Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Department of Fundamental Education;


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Abstract. A model of the workplace for measuring instruments verification as a non-stationary service system with relative priorities of the incoming flow of applications is presented. The model is based on a multidimensional graph construction and corresponding system of Chapman—Kolmogorov equations. The model makes it possible to identify and explain the main patterns and technological parameters of workplace functioning at a qualitative level. The presented model can be used to calculate the throughput of incoming measuring instruments operating under conditions of varying workload over a certain time interval. It is also possible to use the model to substantiate technical requirements when designing workplaces that are supposed to be used in conditions of changing workload.
Keywords: mathematical modelling, non-stationary service system, verification, measuring instrument, service priority

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