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Improving an Engine Cooling Fan Using Design for Six Sigma Technique
by Stuart Kozola
Demo files from MATLAB Digest Article "Improving an Engine Cooling Fan Using Design for Six Sigma Te
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function x = coded2real(z,bounds)
%CODED2REAL Converts coded variables into real values.
% CODED2REAL converts the coded values in Z to real values defined by
% BOUNDS. Columns of Z are different factors (variables/observations).
% Rows of BOUNDS are the defining limits in order of increasing value.
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% Example:
% A Design of Experiment - Cooling Fan Factors (3):
% Distance from radiator: 1 to 1.5 inches
% Pitch angle: 15 to 35 degrees
% Blade tip clearance: 1 to 2 inches
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% z = bbdesign(3) % Box-Behnken Response Surface Design with 3 factors
% bounds = [1 1.5; % min and max values for each factor (Distance)
% 15 35; % Pitch Angle
% 1 2]; % Tip Clearance
% x = coded2real(z,bounds) % Real values from the coded values
for i = 1:size(z,2)
zmax = max(z(:,i));
zmin = min(z(:,i));
x(:,i) = interp1([zmin zmax],bounds(i,:),z(:,i));
end
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