Thermodynamic analysis of interaction processes in the Cu-Zr-O system realized in liquid copper melt
Автор: Samoylova O.V., Mikhailov G.G., Makrovets L.A., Trofimov E.A.
Журнал: Вестник Южно-Уральского государственного университета. Серия: Металлургия @vestnik-susu-metallurgy
Статья в выпуске: 4 т.14, 2014 года.
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Thermodynamic modeling of interaction processes of zirconium and oxygen dissolved in liquid copper melt was done. It was found that the components of Cu 2O-ZrO 2 system are conjugated with liquid metal melt in Cu-Zr-O system. The coordinates of a liquidus line of the Cu 2O-ZrO 2 diagram were determined using the mel¬ting temperature data and the heat of fusion data about Cu 2O and ZrO 2 oxides as well as the theory of perfect ionic solutions and subregular ionic solutions. The calculations of activities of Cu 2O and ZrO 2 in the oxide melt showed that and have negative deviation from Raoult’s law in the range of oxide melts existence. The surface of component solubility in metals melts (SCSM) of Cu-Zr-O system was constructed for the temperature range from 1100 to 1300 °С. The temperature dependence of the interaction parameter of liquid copper was determined during SCSM thermodynamic modeling. The compositions of metals melt in equilibrium with pure solid Cu 2O and ZrO 2 oxides and in equilibrium with oxides melt were determined. The lines of three-phase equilibria (“liquid metal - oxide melt - pure solid Cu 2O oxide”; “liquid metal - oxide melt - pure solid ZrO 2 oxide”; “liquid metal - pure solid Cu 2O oxide - pure solid ZrO 2 oxide”) were calculated. The point of the four-phase equilibrium “liquid metal - oxide melt - pure solid Cu 2O oxide - pure solid ZrO 2 oxide” was set. The isotherms of oxygen solubility in liquid copper were plotted in the SCSM. The maximum of the deoxi¬dizing ability of zirconium in liquid copper was defined. High deoxidizing ability of zirconium in liquid copper melt was defined.
Система cu-zr-o, cu-zr-o system, thermodynamic modelling, surface of component solubility in metal, copperbase melts
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