CHE 5750-0

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0The ob<x>jective of this course is understanding the principles and applications of multi-component phase equilibria of materials. The topics include phase diagrams of one, two and three component systems, thermodynamic principles governing phase equilibria, liquidus projection and applications of phase equilibria.

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Course keywords: 材料, 相平衡, 熱力學, 相圖, 多元系統; materials, phase equilibria, thermodynamics, phase diagrams, multi-component system 一、課程說明(Course Description) The objective of this course is understanding the principles and applications of multi-component phase equilibria of materials. The topics include phase diagrams of one, two and three component systems, thermodynamic principles governing phase equilibria, liquidus projection and applications of phase equilibria. 二、指定用書(Text Books) F. N. Rhines, “Phase diagrams in metallurgy: their development and application”, McGraw-Hill, 1956. 三、參考書籍(References) D. R. Gaskell, “Introduction to metallurgical Thermodynamics”, 2nd edition, McGraw-Hill, 1981. N. Saunders, A. P. Miodownik, “Calphad, Calculation of Phase Diagrams a Comprehensive Guide”, Elsevier Science 1998 四、教學方式(Teaching Method) Lecture 五、教學進度(Syllabus) Week 1 Introduction, Unary systems, Binary isomorphous systems Week 2 Eutectic, Eutectoid Week 3 Monotectic, metatectic, Peritectic Week 4 Intermediate phases, Congruent, Peritectoid, Syntectic Week 5 Complex binary systems, Schreinemakers Rule Week 6 Determination of phase diagrams Week 7 Gibbs-Duhem equation, Tangent rule Week 8 Phase diagram calculation (Binary) Week 9 Mid-term exam Week 10 Ternary isomorphous systems, isothermal section, isopleths Week 11 Ternary three-phase equilibrium Week 12 Class I reaction Week 13 Class II reaction Week 14 Class III reaction Week 15 Liquidus projection Week 16 Congruent transformation in ternary systems Week 17 Phase diagram calculation (multi-component) Week 18 Final exam 六、成績考核(Evaluation) Quiz, Homework (15%) Mid-term exam (40%) Final exam (45%) 七、可連結之網頁位址

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Average Percentage 85.29

Std. Deviation 10.08

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