The Application of Advanced Design ofExperiments for the Efficient Development ofChemical Processes

The combination of Principal Component Analysis (PCA) with Design of Experiments (DoE) is a powerful and very efficient tool for optimising chemical processes. This article explains how to apply PCA and DoE, and demonstrates the benefits with three case studies.

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