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A Sequential Procedure for Manufacturing System Design

Navee Chiadamrong

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Abstract

Experimental design is a powerful approach to study the impact of potential variables affecting systems and provides spontaneous insight for continuous improvement possibilities. Most research in system design has focused on problems with a single characteristic or response. This paper is concerned with the application of a design method to problems with multiple characteristics. The study sequentially employs two optimum-seeking methods to design and optimize a manufacturing system. The integration between Taguchi method, which uses robust design concept to reduce the output variation, and the Response Surface Methodology (RSM), which is a combination of mathematical and statistical techniques, is introduced to optimize systems with multiple process characteristics.

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Experimental design is a powerful approach to study the impact of potential variables affecting systems and provides spontaneous insight for continuous improvement possibilities. Most research in system design has focused on problems with a single characteristic or response. This paper is concerned with the application of a design method to problems with multiple characteristics. The study sequentially employs two optimum-seeking methods to design and optimize a manufacturing system. The integration between Taguchi method, which uses robust design concept to reduce the output variation, and the Response Surface Methodology (RSM), which is a combination of mathematical and statistical techniques, is introduced to optimize systems with multiple process characteristics.

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Experimental design is a powerful approach to study the impact of potential variables affecting systems and provides spontaneous insight for continuous improvement possibilities. Most research in system design has focused on problems with a single characteristic or response. This paper is concerned with the application of a design method to problems with multiple characteristics. The study sequentially employs two optimum-seeking methods to design and optimize a manufacturing system. The integration between Taguchi method, which uses robust design concept to reduce the output variation, and the Response Surface Methodology (RSM), which is a combination of mathematical and statistical techniques, is introduced to optimize systems with multiple process characteristics.

Key concepts: Taguchi methods, Design of experiments, Response surface methodology, Computer science, Process (computing), Industrial engineering, Systems design, Reliability engineering

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