journal article·2017-03

Thermodynamic modelling of Ti-Zr-N system

Soumya Sridar, Ravi Kumar, K.C. Hari Kumar

Calphad· Volume 56
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Abstract Thermodynamic modelling of Ti-Zr-N system is performed using Calphad method coupled with ab initio calculations. The energies of formation of stable and metastable end-members of sublattice formulations of solid phases in Zr-N system and enthalpy of mixing of the mixed nitride (Ti, Zr)N ( δ ) are calculated using ab initio method. Phonon calculations are used to compute the Gibbs energies of stoichiometric ZrN and the mixed nitride δ . With the aid of experimental thermochemical and constitutional data from the literature along with the results of ab initio calculations, thermodynamic optimization is carried out to obtain the Gibbs energy model parameters.
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