About the Company & its Founder

DOESHOP.com (formerly DesignYourExperiment.com) was founded by Dr. Nader Khoshoei in March 2006. He is a Manufacturing System Engineer (BEng, MSc) who was introduced to DOE (Taguchi Methods) just before starting his PhD in 1991, where he applied DOE to the "Injection Moulding Process", resulting in a number of significant optimisations in different phases of this process. After completing his PhD at Bradford University (1995-UK) he continued as a Post-Doctorate Reasearch assistance at the Interdesciplinary Reseach Centre, Bradford University, UK (IRC) . During his time at the IRC (until 1999), he conducted/participated in various research works in close collaboration with industrial counterpart.

In 1999, Dr. Khoshoei moved to Germany to joint GKN Driveline International (the largest supplier of Drivelines to the automotive industry). To date, he works there as a Research & Development Program Manager in Advanced Product Development (Constant Velocity Joint).

For the most parts of his professional life (both in the UK & in Germany), He has been involved with many industrial as well as development projects using DOE, with very satisfactory results. Some examples include,

(1999 - To date)

1. Constant velocity joint development
2. Collaboration with Nissan
3. Collaboration with Mazda
4. Technical collaboration with Toyota
5. Development of constant velocity joint boots

IRC Bradford University (Pre - 1999)

1. Effects Of Design, Manufacture And Operating Conditions On The Performance Of Automotive Camshaft Timing Belt Performance -Experimental And Analytic Studies Concerning Automotive Timing Belts PPSRC + Industry Consortium]
2. Batch-To-Batch Variability Studies For AMOCO
3. REXAM Blow Moulding Of Large Containers
4. Batch-To-Batch Variability Work For BP In Conjunction With REXAM
5. Mould Filling Analyses Compared With In-Process Measurements [Birkbys, Moldflow, Fillcalc]
6. Real Time Computing In Polymer Process Engineering – Development Of The Use Of Computers In Monitoring And Controlling Polymer Processing Operations, Including Both Software And Interface Developments
7. Injection Moulding Quality Studies -- Research Into Factors Affecting Moulding Quality, Including Tool Temperature Control And In-Mould Flows Dynisco, ICI, Univ Bradford]
8. Injection Moulding Process Contcol [Birkby's Plastics Ltd]
9. Taguchi Methods In Injection Moulding Control valaysian Govt.]
10. Quality Of Safety Critical Fibre Reinforced Injection Moulded Components [Lucas Plc, Birkbys]
11. In-Process Measurements In Injection Moulding Of Hygroscopic Polymers [Dupont, PE Lab]
12. In Process Rheology Of Novel Polyketones FP Chemicals]
13. Gas-Assisted Injection Moulding Studies FPSRC/HEFCE; Battenfeld, BASF, Birkbys
14. Development Of Pressurised Master Cylinder (Clutch Housing,LUCAS-Urc)
15. Nissan Sill Covers
16. Nissan Defroster Nozzle
17. Toyota Plastic Patts (Mud Flaps)
18. Ford Fiesta Instrument Housing [Birkby's Plastics Ltd]
19. Ford Fiesta Instrument Housing Lense [Birkby's Plastics Ltd]
20. Ford Clutch &Acceleration Pedals Birkby's Plastics Ltd]
21. Development Of A 100% Automatic Inspection Module PI Box polymer Insights

PUBLICATIONS

1. TPEs Used in CVJ (Constant Velocity Joint) Boot Application, TPE 2001 Conference Proceedings, Paper-19.
2. Consistent melt production through the use of Taguchi methods in injection moulding quality control,
   Proc PPS 12, Sorrento, May 1996 Khoshooee N and Coates P D
3. Injection Moulding: Integrating The Use Of Process Rheometry, Specific Pressure Integrals,
   Taguchi Analysis And Modelling Proc PPS13, Paper 4A (June, 1997)
4. Application of Taguchi methods for consistent polymer melt production in injection moulding,
   Proc I Mech E, part B, J. Eng Manufacture, 212, 611-620, 1998 Khoshooee N and Coates P D
5. Injection moulding nozzle measurements and associated process measurements in the laboratory and factory, Proc. PPS-14, Paper G3-13, 366-367, Yokohama, Japan (1998)
   A Dawson, A Key, N Khoshooee, C Panesar, R M Rose and P D Coates
6. Injection moulding in-process measurements of batch to batch variation and process variable influences in polyamides, SPE Tech Paps XLV, May 1999
   Coates P D, Kelly A L, Woodhead M, Dawson A J, Martyn M T and Khoshooee N
7. The effect of set melt temperature, back pressure, and screw speed on actual melt temperature in melt production stage of injection moulding a D.O.E approach, Proc PPS-15, June 1999
   Khoshooee N & Coates P D
8. Injection moulding: intelligent process monitoring to discriminate material and process variations, SPE Tech Paps XLIV, 467-471 (1998) Khoshooee N, Dawson A J, Key A Coates P D and Kumar S
9. Comparison of Injection Moulding Simulation & In-Process Measurements, Antec97, Toronto, Canada.
10. Injection moulding: intelligent process monitoring to discriminate material & process variations, Antec98, Atlanta, USA