ENSE 627 Quality Management in Systems
Homework Assignment 7
Chapter 5. Design of Experiments
5.6 Assignment Problems ( Page 5-28 ~5-30 )
6. A 24 factorial design was conducted
producing the following test results. Calculate the estimates
and derive an empirical model representing the data.
7. Use the data provided in Problem 6.
9. A 24-1 fractional factorial design
was conducted on a chemical process by assigning variable 4 to
the 123 interaction column. The second table summarizes the 8 tests that
were run, including the levels of each of the four variables and the yield
(% reacted) for each test.
(1) Decompose the 16 runs into two data sets. The first data set resembles
the results from a fractional factorial design with the generator
equal to I=1234. The second data set resembles the results from
a fractional factorial design with the generator equal to I=-1234.
Write all the confounding patterns associated with each of the
two generators.
(2) Calculate all the estimates based on the first data set and derive
the empirical model.
(3) Claculate all the estimates based on the second data set and derive
the empirical model.
(4) Combine the results obtained in (6) and (7) and derive the empirical
model.
(5) Compare the three models derived in Problem 7 with the model derived
in Probem 6. Comment on your observation.
a. Write down all of the linear combinations of effects that can be
estimated from this experiment (assume that third- and higher-order
interactions are negligible).
b. Calculate numerical alues for the effect estimates and determine which
effects are significant using a normal probability plot of the effect
estimates.
c. Propose a tentative mathematical model for the response.