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COST 507 - Repositório Aberto da Universidade do Porto

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Thermodynamic Investigations of Cu-Mg-Si, Cu-Mg-Y, AI-Mg-<br />

Zn, Al-Cu-Mg, Al-Mg-Si, Al-Cu-Li and Al-Cu-Zr Alloys<br />

D2<br />

Y.B. Kim, H. Feufel, U. Stolz and F. Sommer<br />

Max-Planck-Institut für Metallforschung<br />

Seestr. 75, D-70174 Stuttgart, Germany<br />

Abstract<br />

The enthalpy of mixing of liquid ternary aluminium and magnesium alloys has been<br />

determined to understand the thermodynamics and the phase equilibria of these light<br />

alloys. The experiments were performed using a high-temperature isoperibolic type of<br />

solution calorimeter.<br />

Results for four sections with constant composition ratios of two components are<br />

obtained for liquid Al-Cu-Mg alloys at 986 K. Within the range of experimental<br />

accuracy, the measured enthalpies of mixing of a single series and of the points of<br />

intersection are self-consistent. An association model is used to calculate the<br />

thermodynamic mixing functions of ternary liquid alloys based on model parameters<br />

which are determined from thermodynamic results of the base binary systems. The<br />

calculated enthalpy of mixing shows systematically less negative values than the<br />

measured values. The existence of ternary phases and the possibility to obtain<br />

metastable quasicrystals by rapid solidification show that these deviations are caused<br />

by additional ternary interactions in the liquid state. These ternary interactions are<br />

correlated with a value of 1.8 of the mean number of conduction electrons per atom.<br />

The enthalpy of mixing of liquid Al-Mg-Zn ternary liquid alloys was determined in the<br />

temperature range between 883 K and 933 K. An association model is used to<br />

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