Rate of transfer of message from jms messaging bridge

hi ,
the domain description given below
domain1
adm_domain1
managed01_domain1
managed02_domain1
cluster_domain1 consists of managed01_domain1,managed02_domain1
I have one distributed queue say queueA, with two member queue
queueA-managed01
queueA-managed02
i have a messaging bride bridgeA
source queue: queueA
target queue: target_queueA
synchronous bridge: true
batch size=10
batch interval=500ms
Now suppose the bridge bridgeA is stopped and souce queue has the following no. of messages
queueA-managed01=1000
queueA-managed02=1000
At this point if i start the bridge , can it be estimated/calculated how much time will it take for all the messages to go through based on batch size or batch interval, assuming a good network speed?

Batch Size: The number of messages that are processed within one transaction. (This setting only applies to messaging bridges that work in synchronous mode and whose QOS requires two-phase transactions.)
Batch Interval:The maximum number of milliseconds that this messaging bridge will wait before sending a batch of messages in one transaction, regardless of whether the Batch Size has been reached or not. The default value of -1 indicates that the bridge will wait until the number of messages reaches the Batch Size before it completes a transaction.
So batch interval (500ms) means the time the bridge will wait before sending a batch of messages in one transaction regardless of whether the Batch Size has been reached or not.
So the question is in every 500ms how many mesages will it transfer in one transaction , is it 10 in this case? note that in the initial state each source physical member queue has 1000 messages each.
Regards
Deepak

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