The performance of multiple access protocols in data networks, whit respect to parameters like throughput, delay and probability of packet rejection, is one of the major factor when comparing different types of proposed systems during an optimization process of the transmission channel. Due to difficulties in developing an analitical model that can make a good representation of the existing protocols, usally simprified formulations are used to evauate the desired parameters, or instead, simulations models are created, requiting more time of CPU to obtain the results. Having the objective of obtaing a more precise analitical tool for evaluating the multiple access protocols used in data networks models have been developed, based on the method proposed by S.M.Meerkov and J.T.Lim. these models consider stations having buffers and transmitting messages with one or more packets through delay channels, according to the distribuition of probabilities of the size of these messages. It is also proposed a model which do not present the hypothesis ususally used to simplify the Slotted-ALOHA (S-ALOHA) protocol, with respect to the need of having a delayed first transmission of a packet. The reffered combines transmittions in S-ALOHA mode and in a reervation mode. Simulation models and results are also used for validation of the proposed analitical models.