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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"FactSage"”.
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Phase equilibria studies and beneficiation of titaniferous slags
… of the equilibrium phase diagrams using FactSage thermochemical software, and (3) equilibration-quench-(electron probe micro analysis) (EPMA) experiments to the validate calculated equilibrium phase relations. A titaniferous slag with little crystallisation of the inert spinel phase, …
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Structural and Thermal Properties of Ignition Resistant Coatings for Reusable Rocket Engines
… verified through thermodynamic modeling using FactSage. Thermal properties are similar to IN-718, while mechanical properties such as modulus and density are significantly lower. Initial studies of the crack propagation mechanisms suggest possible toughening of the composite due to the …
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A study into the fundamental understanding of iron-transformations and the effect of iron as fluxing agent on Highveld fine coal sources during gasification
… the iron addition induces in coal properties. FactSage modelling was carried out in conjunction with the Mossbauer and AFT analyses. The AFT analysis on all of the samples indicated that the iron addition led to a 20% decrease in the AFT of all three the coal samples. The decrease observed, can …
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Thermodynamic and Thermochemical Investigation of Advanced Triso Coated Particle Fuels
… the U-Zr-C-O system. Modeling was done using, FactSage, a very powerful software for thermodynamics and thermochemistry simulations. In particular, thermodynamic modeling was performed to develop the Richardson-Ellingham diagram to evaluate the oxygen gettering ability of ZrC and SiC. It was …
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Investigation of Cu and Zn interactions with ilmenite during waste incineration
… (constructing phase diagrams) using the software FactSage 7.2. The simulations indicated that ilmenite interacts with Al2O3, CaO/CaCO2, Na2O, K2O, MgO, ZnO and Cu/Cu2O but does not interact with SiO2. The compounds formed from interactions between ilmenite and ash which could be relevant for OCAC …