Factorial Experimental Design for Induction Motor Performance
Jong Karimi
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Tsinghua University
Abstract
The growing scarcity of clean water in the region makes the management of induction motor performance within manufacturing processes a matter of considerable urgency. The analysis employed factorial experimental design together with dimensional reasoning to reduce the number of independent variables. Analysis of 9 field samples revealed pronounced spatial variation in induction motor performance across the surveyed area. The work contributes to the growing body of knowledge on engineering practice in tropical environments.
Keywords:
induction motor performancefactorial experimental designsupport vector machineresponse surface methodologymicrostrip antennaerror-correcting codes
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