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Could anyone recommend a good reference on Design of Experiments? I'm particularly interested in fractional factorial screening experiments.
Regards,
Ben
Regards,
Ben
Senior Design Analyst
Dunlop Tyres
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I have toyed around with concepts of degradation factors. How do you demonstrate required life if the lifetime is 20 years or more? The answer can be arrived at in a reasonable time if you: increase the oper temp, reduce the lube, increase the load, etc. It is pure conjecture at this point how to arrive at the degradation factors. This is good material for advanced study.
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Hydroformer
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Gosh QS9000 must have been around for an awful long time, say 1950.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factorial_experiment for an overview of factorial experiments, Hydroformer's reference is good if you follow all the links, but does not seem to include much information about exactly which interactions and confoundings occur with a given experimental design.
I use proprietary stuff from the Taguchi institute
In particular I do NOT recommend this book (nothing wrong with it, but it is not what you need)
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This one is useful, but not very explanatory
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Cheers
Greg Locock
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http://www.statsoft.com/textbook/stexdes.html from:
http://www.statsoft.com/textbook/stathome.html
TTFN