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For a Thermo-Calc database, is it possible to view the equation/parameters of the Gibbs free energy models?
I am not sure about TC-Python but in console mode, you can access the Gibbs energy equations directly using the Gibbs Energy System (GES) module. In case you need the details about a particular phase ...
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Is it possible to analytically solve for a particular phase region of a CALPHAD database? (instead of guessing and checking)
if you had access to the database equations for a given alloy system, could you analytically solve (and thus solve quickly) for the conditions (i.e., temperatures and compositions) that would produce ...
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Thermo-calc: Calculate precipitation driving force by parallel tangent construction
Thermo-Calc's DGM is the normalized parallel tangent driving force per mole of components. To be able to compute the driving force of a phase, it must be set to &...
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What information about a crystalline solid material goes into calculating phase diagrams in Thermo-Calc, and how?
Enthalpy and entropy are the temperature dependent terms in free energy from which enthalpy is a dominant term mainly at lower temperature and entropy is dominant at higher temperature (because ...
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How to get order constitution data for single equilibrium calculation in Thermo-Calc's TC Python module?
I don't have access to TC-Python, so I can't offer advice on how to use the API specifically. This is more of a workaround than a direct way to get Thermo-Calc to tell you whether the phase is ordered ...
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Thermo-Calc: how to suspend specific composition sets?
Thermo-Calc creates new composition sets from the global minimization process and you cannot, to my knowledge, have direct control of preventing certain composition sets from being created. Disabling ...
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How to calculate t-zero temperature using Thermo-Calc- Python (TCPython) for multiple alloys?
I have faced a similar issue and it seems that something happens while calling calculate(). I think it may be because when you use the same single equilibrium calculation for determining the Gibbs ...
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