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526   Chapter Fourteen

               An L 18 array is used as the inner array for control factors. Only columns
             2 to 6 of L 18 are used to accommodate five control factors; the other columns
             are left empty. The experimental layout and experimental data are listed in
             the following table:
                                          Shot weight under noise factors
           Experi-  Control factors       N1               N2            S/N
           ment                                                          ratio
           no.  SMT BP  SS  DD  DV  R 1  R 2  R 3  R 4  R 1  R 2  R 3  R 4  y
            1    1  1   1   1  1   5.89  5.88  5.91  5.90  7.38  7.37  7.59  7.41  6.67 18.12
            2    1  2   2   2  2   6.26  6.10  6.31  6.24  7.86  7.64  7.79  7.80  7.00 18.52
            3    1  3   3   3  3   6.50  6.40  6.46  6.50  8.02  8.08  8.09  8.07  7.27 18.57
            4    2  1   1   2  2   6.04  6.04  6.05  6.08  7.74  7.73  7.68  7.80  6.89 17.67
            5    2  2   2   3  3   6.35  6.41  6.37  6.42  8.09  8.09  8.03  8.08  7.23 18.09
            6    2  3   3   1  1   6.73  6.55  6.56  6.75  8.15  8.15  8.16  8.18  7.40 19.20
            7    3  1   2   1  3   6.46  6.44  6.36  6.37  8.00  8.00  8.00  8.01  7.20 18.53
            8    3  2   3   2  1   6.79  6.83  6.81  6.80  8.09  8.12  8.10  8.10  7.45 20.64
            9    3  3   1   3  2   6.63  6.63  6.61  6.61  8.06  8.10  8.01  8.10  7.34 19.54
           10    1  1   3   3  2   6.21  6.01  6.21  6.15  7.93  7.88  7.86  7.93  7.02 17.46
           11    1  2   1   1  3   6.06  6.06  6.03  6.00  7.54  7.50  7.57  7.49  6.78 18.61
           12    1  3   2   2  1   6.29  6.36  6.34  6.34  7.95  7.90  7.93  7.91  7.13 18.47
           13    2  1   2   3  1   6.23  6.24  6.22  6.23  8.01  8.01  8.06  7.99  7.12 17.45
           14    2  2   3   1  2   6.51  6.49  6.46  6.50  8.13  8.14  8.14  8.11  7.31 18.42
           15    2  3   1   2  3   6.38  6.35  6.37  6.34  8.07  8.05  8.06  8.06  7.21 17.99
           16    3  1   3   2  3   6.64  6.62  6.65  6.66  8.05  8.04  8.04  8.05  7.34 19.82
           17    3  2   1   3  1   6.31  6.39  6.37  6.37  8.01  8.04  8.03  8.03  7.19 18.14
           18    3  3   2   1  2   6.57  6.62  6.55  6.62  8.07  8.07  8.07  8.06  7.33 19.35

             In the table, S/N is calculated by the following formula:


                                                  2

                                                 y
                                    S/N   10 log
                                                 s 2
             By using MINITAB, the ANOVA table for the signal-to-noise ratio is as
             follows:
             Analysis of Variance for S/N, using Adjusted SS for Tests
             Source   DF    Seq SS    Adj SS    Adj MS     F       P
             SMT       2    5.1007    5.1007    2.5503  7.89   0.016
             BP        2    1.5696    1.5696    0.7848  2.43   0.158
             SS        2    1.6876    1.6876    0.8438  2.61   0.142
             DD        2    1.3670    1.3670    0.6835  2.12   0.191
             DV        2    0.0949    0.0949    0.0475  0.15   0.866
             Error     7    2.2614    2.2614    0.3231
             Total    17   12.0812

             The percentage contribution of control factors to S/N is given by Fig. 14.18.
               It is clear that SMT is the most important control factor influencing S/N;
             SS, BP, and DD also have significant contributions. Figure 14.19 is the
             main-effects chart for S/N.
               Clearly, SMT at level 3, BP at level 3, SS at level 3, and DD at level 2 are
             the best selection for maximizing S/N ratio: (SMT) 1 (BP) 2 (SS) 3 (DD) 2 .
               We can calculate the mean shot weights y as response in the DOE analysis

             using MINITAB to give the following ANOVA table:
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