3D computer models reference book “T-x-y diagrams of oxide systems”
The Reference Book of ternary systems phase diagrams computer models for molybdenum and tungsten compounds is presented. Its models give a possibility to calculate the mass balances in any temperature intervals, to observe crystallization history and the process of microstructure forming at different crystallization stages.
Computer models of eutectic-type T–x–y diagrams with allotropy
Using the eutectic-type T–x–y diagram as an example, it can be represented the analysis of its geometrical construction dependence on the temperature of a component two polymorphous modifications which participate in mono- and invariant metatectic and invariant eutectic (eutectoid) transformations above or below (and within) binary eutectics temperature intervals and below a ternary eutectic temperature. Computer models for considered phase diagrams have been designed. Such models help to solve applied tasks like visualization, isopleths and isothermal sections decoding, mass balances calculation and evaluation of phase and conglomerate concentration in microstructure.
Geometrical approach to reaction schemes of multicomponent phase diagrams
A unique method for describing and establishing the reaction scheme of a multicomponent phase diagram is proposed in terms of graph theory. A geometrical representation of the connections between invariant reactions is considered as the basis to introduce the matrix formula of a graph that models a reaction scheme; then the number of all possible reaction schemes is enumerated. With a matrix operation, the most probable (full or partial) reaction scheme(s) can be selected within available experimental data. A ternary phase diagram was chosen as an example to show how to relate with experimental data. It is also shown that the number of invariant reactions in a ternary phase diagram can be expressed as a function of the numbers of binary and ternary phases.