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Thermodynamic Evaluation and Assessment of the Ti-U Binary System

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The thermodynamic description of the Ti-U binary system is obtained by the CALPHAD method using Thermo-Calc software and based on the estimated thermodynamic properties using ion-bonding model and Miedema model as well as the experimental phase diagram information. The liquid, αU, βU, δTi, and γ phases are assumed to be substitutional solutions with Redlich-Kister formula for the expressions of their excess Gibbs energy. The intermetallic compound TiU2 is treated as a stoichiometric compound. The calculated phase equlibria are in good agreement with the estimated and available experimental phase diagram data.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 187)

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272-277

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.187.272

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June 2012

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Zhan Min Cao, Kun Peng Wang, Guang Wei Du, Zhi Yu Qiao

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CALPHAD, Evaluation, Ion-Bonding Model, Miedema Model, Thermodynamic Properties

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