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A.J Erlang B Table (For Blocked Calls Cleared) A.3.J O/'erview of Basic Concepts

The Erlang B table provides the offered traffic load (A) in Erlangs corresponding to the number of traffic channels (C) and call blocking probability (PB). It is based on Erlang's Loss Formula which estimates call blocking probability for a given mean traffic load and number of channels. The table allows determining the required trunk size or traffic load for a specified grade of service. Users should be aware of the assumptions, such as random and independent call arrivals, underlying the formula.

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A.J Erlang B Table (For Blocked Calls Cleared) A.3.J O/'erview of Basic Concepts

The Erlang B table provides the offered traffic load (A) in Erlangs corresponding to the number of traffic channels (C) and call blocking probability (PB). It is based on Erlang's Loss Formula which estimates call blocking probability for a given mean traffic load and number of channels. The table allows determining the required trunk size or traffic load for a specified grade of service. Users should be aware of the assumptions, such as random and independent call arrivals, underlying the formula.

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Appel/dices 42/

A.J ERLANG B TABLE (FOR BLOCKED·CALLS·CLEARED)

A.3.J O\'erview of Basic Concepts


The Erlang 8 table is based o n Erlang's Loss Formula. also c alled Erlang 8 Fommla (8
for blocked). given by equation A. I . The fommla provides nn estimate of a c all blocking
probability. PH' used as a measure of grade of service (GoS) in te le phone systems whe n a
mean traffic load of A Erlangs is applied to a mmked system of C channels.

(A.I)

The IOlal applied traffic A in Erlnngs is AT where A is the arriva l rate in Cl/1Is/fIO/tr and T
is the m'('ragl' call duration o r call holding lime. Fo r instance. an emergency centre
receivingl50 call!;/hour (A). wilh an average call holding time T of 30 sec is handling a
load traffic 150 x 130 s/3600 sihour) = 1.25 Erlangs. While calculating the GoS is
straightforward from equation A.I. often. the exercise is to detcmline the other
paramctcr(s). i.e. offered traffic A and/or trunk size C. for a given value of GaS. A typical
problem could therefore be stated as: What trunk size would suppon a 1% GoS? The
example used III Section 1.21 illustrmes Ihis point. In this situation calculating for A or C
becomes cumbersome and the table of values as sho\\Tl o n the following pages will be
useful.

The reader should however be aware of the underlying assu mpti ons for this fommla . as
cnution should be exercised in its application for c apacity estimatio n:
• The call arri\'als A are assumed to be random and independent. For instance. the
Erlang B form ula could overestimate the capacity for systems with correlaled calls.
e.g. TETRA e mergenq' calls Ihut ensue an incident. as opposed to random calls.
• The number of traffic sources nre assumed sufficientl} l:trge compared 10 the number
of channels C. This conditio n is the basis for assuming 3 constanl arrival rate it
regardless of number of call requests. A finite number of call requests therefore lends
to provide a consen'ative estimate of the blocking probability.
The table on the following pages gives the offered traffic load A corresponding to call
blocking probability P B and number of c hannels C in the trunk. The actual carried load is
A.( I· PRJ which should always be less than C even if the offered load A > C. The truoking
efficiency. "Ill' is therefore given by the ratio of the actual traffic carried to the mink size.

".r I-P" J
•• C
(A2)

The mtio p = NC represents the offered traffic per channel and is known as the chal/lIl'f
oCl·"{J(lI/(T·
411 Digilal Mobi/~ Commulljcatio" s and the TETRA System

A.3.2 Erlang B Table


The table gives the offered traffic load A in Erlangs corresponding to the number of traffic
channels C in a trunk (column I ) and call blocking probability PB in percentage (top row).

Channels Blocking ProbabililY, PB


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0.12
1.26
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0 .11
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1.27
2.05
0.18
0."
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0.2S
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1.93
2.95
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S."
S. II
7

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2.73
2.50
3.U
1.74
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l .82
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3.74 4.14
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4.67
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6.23
7.37

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J.63

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3.33 ) .78 4.34 4.75 S.S8 6.SS 1$S 8.52

.,.
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13 n .4 14.5 IS .2 IH 16.2 16.7 18.' 192 20.7 no 2S.l
14.2 1s.J 16.0 16.6 17. 1 17.6 19.0 20.2 11.8 24.2 26.S
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Appclldius ..J.23

Erlang B Table (continued fro m page 422)

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