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COST 507 - Repositório Aberto da Universidade do Porto

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The assessed excess Gibbs energy parameters in the liquid phase showed the existence<br />

of the miscibility gap. The excess Gibbs energy parameters in the Fcc_Al phase were<br />

not optimised. Table 2 shows the assessed parameters in the Cu-Li-Mg system.<br />

Table 2. The assessed excess Gibbs energy parameters in the Cu-Li-Mg system<br />

PHASE<br />

Liquid<br />

Liquid<br />

Liquid<br />

Bcc A2<br />

Cu 32 Li 8 Mg 60 ( τ )<br />

G(Laves_C15,Cu:Li;0)<br />

G(Laves_C15,Mg:Li;0)<br />

L(Laves_C15,Cu:Li,Mg;0)<br />

L<br />

Lo<br />

L,<br />

U<br />

Lo<br />

A,G<br />

G<br />

G<br />

Lo<br />

A<br />

14191.577<br />

14191.577<br />

14191.577<br />

1764.073<br />

-9005.163<br />

25000.000<br />

30000.000<br />

-55000.000<br />

B*T<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-<br />

The values in Table 2 were assessed using the temperatures of the phase<br />

transformations and verified with the enthalpy values obtained. The assessed<br />

parameter of the Bcc_A2 phase was probably too low because there was no significant<br />

solid solubility of copper both in the copper-lithium and the copper-magnesium<br />

systems. For the same reason the Hcp_A3 phase was considered as a binary phase.<br />

The optimisation of the Laves_C15 phase was carried out manually and yielded one<br />

interaction parameter as L(Laves_C15,Cu:Li,Mg;0) = -55000.<br />

2 The Cu-Mg-Zr system<br />

2.1 Introduction<br />

Baikov Institute of Metallurgy investigated the Cu-Mg-Zr system up to the amount of<br />

50 wt.% Mg and 50 wt.% Zr using methods as light microscopy, X-ray phase analysis,<br />

local X-ray spectral analysis, and differential thermal analysis. One ternary phase was<br />

found in the system. According to local spectral analysis, the composition of the<br />

ternary phase was estimated as 50 at.% Cu, 25 at.% Mg, and 25 at.% Zr. Moreover,<br />

the phases from the binary systems as Cu-Mg and Cu-Zr could be distinguished in the<br />

studied alloys. The substantia] homogeneity ranges of some other phases were also<br />

established. The binary compounds Cu 5 Zr and Cu 5 iZr| 4 exist in the solution up to the<br />

amount of 3 at.% Mg. The phase Cu 2 Mg exists in the solution up to the amount of 2.5<br />

at.% Zr. The phase equilibria in the solid state between ternary phase, binary phases,<br />

and Cu solid solution were determined. Two invariant phase reactions near Cu-rich<br />

corner were discovered, as well. Using the experimental results, the isothermal section<br />

of the phase diagram at 500 °C and the polythermal section in the composition of 90<br />

wt.% Cu were constructed in this study [96Boc].<br />

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