Some Definitions
Each process or system has inputs, outputs and is controlled by a number of factors that we wish to investigate to determine their impact on the outputs (Figure 1). We also want to control some of the noise factors out there; these can be factors such as the person doing the experiment or the equipment.
The experimental space is the combination of all possible experimental conditions for a process and their values that may affect the outcome of an experiment.
- Route Selection
- GMP
- Introduction to Process Engineering
- Route Selection and Scale Up: Case Study and Exercise
- Process Safety
- Reactive Hazards in Scaling Up: Case Study and Exercise
- Design of Experiments
- Some Definitions
- The Experimental Design Process
- Comparing Traditional Approaches to Experimental Design
- Examples of Variables and Responses for a Chemical Process
- Main Effects and Interactions
- Experimental Designs: Factorial Designs
- Experimental Designs: Response Surface Design
- Design of Experiments: Summary and Further Reading
- Reaction Work-up and Product Isolation
- Environmental Legislation
- Abatement and Waste Treatment