Design of Experiments in an Industrial Setting
Date of Graduation
Spring 1992
Degree
Master of Science in Computer Information Systems
Department
Information Technology and Cybersecurity
Committee Chair
Thomas Margavio
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to provide a basic understanding of three experimental design techniques and how they can be applied in an industrial setting. A discussion of the three primary methods--classical, Taguchi, and Shainin is provided. Also, a series of full factorial experiments were conducted at a manufacturing company. These experiments were run for three different machining operations using two different types of tools. The data analysis provides information on determining the optimal parameters for the different operations. Experimental design can be used in either the design or production phase of a product to reduce variation. The experimenter must analyze his/her situation to determine which method would be most appropriate.
Subject Categories
Management Information Systems
Copyright
© Katherine Gehrke-Verschelden
Recommended Citation
Gehrke-Verschelden, Katherine, "Design of Experiments in an Industrial Setting" (1992). MSU Graduate Theses/Dissertations. 419.
https://bearworks.missouristate.edu/theses/419
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