Engineering and methodological foundations of the Agrouber Service System
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Israfil Ismayilov Ibrahim, Prof. Dr. |
| Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences | |
| i.israfil@aqroservis.gov.az |
UOT: 631.173
AbstractIt was determined that the Agrouber Service System can be considered as a queuing system, depending on the cultivated area, the distance between farms and their location, the duration of the agrotechnical operation. Based on the provisions of the queuing theory, the main determining factors are the number of services performed per unit of Agrouber service time, the probability that the equipment is in one of the possible states of the system, the probability that the equipment is in working and transporting conditions. Based on these metrics, parameters such as Agrouber service rate and average service duration can be set, and system adequacy can be determined.
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