Taguchi Approach for the Optimisation of the Bursting Strength of Knitted Fabrics
Serin Mavruz, R. Tuğrul Ogulata
Abstract
Serin Mavruz, R. Tuğrul Ogulata
Abstract
In this paper, the bursting strength of knitted fabrics was optimised using the Taguchi experiment design technique, which is a recently famous approach. In the evaluations, analyses of variance (ANOVA) and the signal to noise ratio were used. 9 experiments were performed with respect to the L9 orthogonal design for the Taguchi approach. The results show a considerable improvement in the S/N ratio as compared to the initial condition. With the Taguchi processes, we can easily determine optimum conditions for maximising the bursting strength of knitted fabrics with simple experiments.
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In this paper, the bursting strength of knitted fabrics was optimised using the Taguchi experiment design technique, which is a recently famous approach. In the evaluations, analyses of variance (ANOVA) and the signal to noise ratio were used. 9 experiments were performed with respect to the L9 orthogonal design for the Taguchi approach. The results show a considerable improvement in the S/N ratio as compared to the initial condition. With the Taguchi processes, we can easily determine optimum conditions for maximising the bursting strength of knitted fabrics with simple experiments.
Key concepts: Taguchi methods, Orthogonal array, Bursting, Design of experiments, Materials science, Composite material, Engineering, Structural engineering