Combining Taguchi Method with Fuzzy Inference on Manufacturing Process Optimization for Fiber Manufacturing

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Title:	Combining Taguchi Method with Fuzzy Inference on Manufacturing Process Optimization for Fiber Manufacturing
Authors:	Mei-Ling Huang, Yung-Hsiang Hung, and Wan-Chi Kuo
Contributors:	圖書館
Keywords:	Taguchi method Pre oriented yarn Multiple quality characteristics index
Date:	2015
Issue Date:	2016-10-20 13:29:22 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	Lack of natural textile resources, the present textile industry in Taiwan usually uses pre-oriented yarn (POY), kind of artificial fibers, to make yarns. The POY is wound from continuous spinning of esterification and superposition of plastic pure terephthalic acid (PTA) and ethylene glycol (EG). According to yarn assessment indicators, yarn breakage of POY is crucial. And the broken filament and toughness are the most two important indicators causing yarn breakage during quality measurement. This study applies Taguchi Method to jointly consolidate broken filament degradation rate and toughness elongation percentage to establish a proper orthogonal array. The experimental control factors includes knotting device type, winding tension (CN), oil rate (%), and knotting pressure (kg/cm2 ), and a L18(21 ×37 ) orthogonal array is established. The key parameter design of control factors can be found by Taguchi experiment. The fuzzy inference is combined with Taguchi multiple quality characteristics to construct the process parameter module to effectively increase product yield.
Relation:	Fibers and Polymers 2015, Vol.16, No.12, 2670-2681
Appears in Collections:	[Development of Industrial Engineering and Management] 【工業工程與管理系所】期刊論文

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