Multi Response Optimization of the Functional Properties of Rubber Seed - Shear Butter Based Core Oil Using D-Optimal Mixture Design

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In this study, rubber seed/shea butter oil was used to formulate core oil. The formulated core oil was characterised. D-optimal mixture design was used for multi response optimisation of the functional properties of rubber seed-shea butter coil oil. Desirable values for some responses might be obtained from a factor combination while for others responses not so desirable values. Through multiple response optimisations, a factor setting that gives the desirable values for all responses was obtained. The selected optimum mixture setting for the formulated core oil is 65.937% Rubber seed and 34.063% Shea butter oil at desirability of 0.924. Under the optimum condition the functional properties of the core oil was found to be 39.57KN/M2, 626.85KN/M2, 36.63KN/M2, 593.906KN/M2, 412.605 and 167.309s for Green Compressive Strength, Dry Compressive Strength, Green Tensile Strength, Dry Tensile Strength, Permeability and Collapsibility respectively. The optimum conditions were validated with less than 0.2% error. The functional properties of the formulated core oil was compared to the functional properties of linseed core oil. It was found that rubber seed-shea butter core oil can be used for producing cores suitable for Aluminium casting.

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Onyekwere, O. S., Odiakaose, C., & Uyanga, K. A. (2017). Multi Response Optimization of the Functional Properties of Rubber Seed - Shear Butter Based Core Oil Using D-Optimal Mixture Design. Archives of Foundry Engineering, 17(4), 207–223. https://doi.org/10.1515/afe-2017-0159

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