Article | REF: M1429 V1

Experimental designs and surface treatment - response surface methodology (RSM)

Authors: Amel KAMOUN, Mohamed Moncef CHAABOUNI, Hassine Ferid AYEDI

Publication date: March 10, 2011, Review date: April 15, 2020

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3. Conclusion

In this article, we have used surface treatment examples to present the use and benefits of experimental designs for finding an optimum in a given field of study, and of mixture designs. Of course, some designs have been completely ignored, for a variety of reasons:

  • the need for extensive development ;

  • applications still too limited...

However, we have tried to show that :

  • experimental designs provide invaluable assistance in achieving a pre-established objective (optimization, quality, etc.), but also in doing so with the minimum number of trials and at the lowest experimental cost;

  • experimental designs ensure continuity in the progressive management of a study by :

    • ...

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