Run the Experiment
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Three Orders of Magnitude: Transforming PDC Technology at US Synthetic
Introduction:
In 1999, my boss asked me a simple question: "Can we make polycrystalline diamond cutters (PDC) any better, or is 'diamond just diamond'?" I was working in R&D at US Synthetic developing PDC inserts for oil and gas dri...
Ten Bullets for Industrial Research
Several years ago I stumbled onto Tom Sachs’ Ten Bullets - his principles for a happy and productive work environment. Sachs inspired me to come up with my own list for a high-performance research organization. The following list has evolv...
The "AIPCI" Design and Engineering Method
I was in San Carlos, California, recently for some DOE training, and I happened to be staying next to the Hiller Aviation Museum. The museum was founded by helicopter pioneer Stanley Hiller and displays a variety of early aircraft, one-of-a...
Probability of Drawing Six Spades in a Hand of Thirteen
I've been working through all the exercises in Statistics for Experimenters, and one problem really stumped me. I ended up solving the problem three different ways, and I thought it would be interesting to share what I learned. The problem...
Detecting Changes in Product Quality After a Process Change
A common problem in manufacturing is to determine if a process change affects the quality of a product. The problem then is to compare two populations experimentally and decide whether differences that are observed are genuine or mer...
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