In this paper, the decomposition method for ordinary single class open queueing networks is extended to queueing networks with batch processing. A comparison study with discrete event simulation as benchmark shows that the approach provides fairly good results for a wide range of applications. The model has been integrated into a software system for analysing large scale semiconductor manufacturing systems. [Received: 08 June 2009; Revised: 23 November 2009; Accepted: 01 February 2010]bulk arrival queues; batch service queues; queue approximation; queueing network decomposition; semiconductor manufacturing; wafer fabrication; queueing networks; batch processing; discrete event simulation.
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