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Design inputs
Issue 6 January 2008
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The most commonly used default value for a general business system is 0.11 Erlangs per 
station. The most common way to determine trunk usage rates is to divide the total traffic load 
that is carried by each trunk group by the number of trunks in the group. It is difficult to assign a 
typical default value for usage per trunk. Such usage can vary greatly from system to system, 
and even from trunk group to trunk group within a particular system.
Traffic usage has two components:
Average call duration (also known as call hold time)
Average number of calls per hour 
Systems are usually engineered to accommodate the busiest hour of a normal business day. 
The number of calls that are completed during that busiest hour is denoted by Busy Hour Calls 
Completed (BHCC). BHCC is not be confused with Busy Hour Calls Attempted (BHCA), which 
represents the total number of calls attempted during the busiest hour, regardless of how many 
of those calls are actually successfully completed. The general expression for the relationship 
between BHCC, average call duration, and usage is:
A commonly used default value for average call duration in a general business system is 200 
seconds per call. 
 shows how to calculate the station usages using the 
data given.
Example 1: Station usage
Assume that an enterprise has sites in Atlanta, Boston, and Cleveland that it wants to populate 
with the following endpoints (
Usage (Erlangs)
BHCC seconds per call
×
3600
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=
Table 23: Example 1 configuration data
Endpoints
Atlanta
Boston
Cleveland
DCP 
Telephones
540
180
IP Telephones
1,080
450
270
Analog 
stations
108
18
Road Warriors
27
Other
Two G350 Media Gateways, each of which 
supports 18 analog stations, and a suitable 
number of circuit-switched PSTN trunks