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Developing a low-VOC interior paint

Follow a coatings team as it takes a paint from specifications to an approved formula: raw materials, formulation, a designed experiment, model suggestions, a regulation check and approval. Ten steps, about three minutes.

Product tour · Paints & coatings

Developing a low-VOC interior paint

10 steps · about 3 minutes · example data
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A low-VOC interior paint

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What the tour shows

The tour follows one paint from specification to approved formula. Each step is a platform screen filled with example data.

  • Specifications linked to the project, so the whole team works to the same VOC, scrub resistance, hiding and viscosity targets.
  • Raw materials that carry the supplier fields and files your team sets up, such as lot, CoA and SDS.
  • A formulation built in wt %, with VOC, PVC, solids and cost calculations that update as the chemist edits.
  • A full factorial design of experiments: three factors, 8 corner recipes and 3 center points.
  • Results compared with the specifications as they come in, including KU readings from an instrument file import.
  • A chart of VOC against scrub resistance that shows the trade-off across recipes.
  • Model suggestions for the next recipe, with the uncertainty on each prediction.
  • A regulation check against SCAQMD Rule 1113 and a retail customer's restricted-substance list, which flags an APEO surfactant.
  • Approval through the team's approval workflow, kept in the audit record and linked back to the experiments behind it.
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About the example data

AquaShield 200, the team and the suppliers are invented. The numbers stay consistent across all ten steps, so you can follow one recipe from the experiment design to approval.

The screens show the platform set up the way a coatings team might configure it. Each team configures its own fields, calculations, rules, workflow stages and exports, so your version would follow your methods and specifications.
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See it with your own data

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