PRESENTER: Norbert Jagodzinski, Rochester Institute of Technology
DATE: Thursday, September 9, 2010 Noon - 1:00 pm EDT
There are many problems associated with tolerances that can be solved by the application of Monte Carlo Simulation techniques. Other common methods for evaluating statistical tolerances are Taylor series approximation, experimental design techniques attributed to G. Taguchi. The method described herein is a simplified expansion of Taguchi 3 level factorial experiment, which takes each component center, high and low level, together with other components at their 3 levels. (A full factorial design). The method is illustrated and it will serve as an Excel template for 2, 3, 4 and 5 components. To achieve the objective of error propagation, the examples provided herein are limited to statistically normally distributed independent random variables.
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