Abstract

Quality improvement is the most effective activity for the process and product development cycle, while minimizing the process and product variation. For this particular purpose, robust design models are proposed to reduce the process and product variance. However, the majority of robust design models in the literature deals with certain situations. This article has four objectives. First, an experimental design matrix is generated for both qualitative and quantitative input variables under uncertainty. Secondly, triangular fuzzy numbers are used to measure the values of a response variable while dealing with an α-level cut strategy. Fitted fuzzy mean, standard deviation and variance response functions are also obtained. Thirdly, a fuzzy mixed-integer robust design optimization model is proposed to obtain the optimum operating conditions of input variables under uncertainty. Finally, a numerical example is presented to show the effectiveness of the proposed fuzzy-based methodology development for an uncertain environment.

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