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In this attempt, which is a second part of discussions on tapped density   optimisation for four agricultural wastes (particles of coconut, periwinkle,   palm kernel and egg shells), performance analysis for comparative basis is   made. This paper pioneers a study direction in which optimisation of process   variables are pursued using Taguchi method integrated with the Pareto 80-20   rule. Negative percentage improvements resulted when the optimal tapped   density was compared with the average tapped density. However, the   performance analysis between optimal tapped density and the peak tapped   density values yielded positive percentage improvements for the four filler   particles. The performance analysis results validate the effectiveness of   using the Taguchi method in improving the tapped density properties of the   filler particles. The application of the Pareto 80-20 rule to the table of   parameters and levels produced revised tables of parameters and levels which   helped to identify the factor-levels position of each parameter that is   economical to optimality. The Pareto 80-20 rule also produced revised S/N   response tables which were used to know the relevant S/N ratios that are   relevant to optimality

Tapped density optimisation for four agricultural wastes - Part II: Performance analysis and Taguchi-Pareto