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INMGT422 – 01 Quality Engineering
Experimental Design Project
Project: The project requires teams of students to conduct a 23 factorial design experiment with 3 replications to determine which design factors affect a determined response variable.
- The Factors and the Levels and data collection
A: Low (-) or High (+)
- Low (-) or High (+)
C: Low (-) or High (+)
Response Variable: Deviation as described in project 1
- Analyze results
Perform a 23 factorial experiment. Clearly label all the data values. Test for 95% significant effect of each of the main factors, the two-way interaction and the three- way interactions
Plot and analyze residuals and label all graphs
- Residuals Histogram
- Residual vs. Test order
- Residual vs. Predicted Values
- Residual vs. Levels of each factor (3Plots)
- Written Reports
Write a brief summary of your design. The results of your experiment should include the followings
- Detail description of design, data collection method, testing order, factor levels and discuss any common causes and how it will affect the results.
- Describe the analysis performed
- State the model as a function of the design factors
- Analyze the residual plots and make conclusions about the accuracy of the model.
- What follow up experiments would you recommend and why?
STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL PROJECT
Introduction
In this project, the objective is to study the statistic data for the distance of the ball away from the target. The team will prepare a simple golf playing device and shoot the ball to a target. The data will be collected as the distance of the ball away from the target. The positive value is obtained when the ball is to the right of the target and the negative value is obtained when the ball is to the left of the target. The team will also learn how to apply the box plot, histogram as well as normal probability distribution plot to study the results.
Schematics
Procedure
- Place the simple golf playing device
- Place a centerline sticker on the ground
- Load the golf ball and shoot
- Record the distance of the ball away from the centerline
Data
Raw Data
Analysis
Calculation for Box Plot
Figure 1: Box Plot
Figure 2: Histogram Chart
Calculation for Normal Distribution
Figure 3: Normal Distribution
Calculation for moving average
Sample calculation
Upper limit control:
Lower limit control:
Figure 4: Moving Average Chart
Figure 3 shows the moving average chart with red curve being the upper limit control and green curve being lower limit control
Figure 5 Moving Range Chart
Figure 5 shows the moving range chart with red curve being the upper limit control.
Conclusion
The method that students used in this project is quantitative data collection method. Students measure the distance of the ball away from the target and record the positive value when the ball is to the right of the target and record the negative value when the ball is to the left of the target. The control in this project is the golf ball. We use the same golf ball throughout the whole process.
However, there are some factors that may affect the variability. The first is the device that we build for launching the golf ball. We used a simple device that is shown in schematics part. Because the basket that holds the golf ball is not stable when the golf ball leaves, it will cause some systematic error that the ball tends to go either side from the centerline. This error is also shown in the plots above where most of data tends to gather on one side of the centerline.
According to the plots shown in the analysis part, students can learn that the data has relative high standard deviation which means that most of data is far away from the centerline where distance is 0
For future improvement, students should be able to build better golf ball launcher so that the ball is stable when it is launched.