Fe-P體系熱力學(xué)再優(yōu)化

曹戰(zhàn)民 王昆鵬 喬芝郁 杜廣巍

(北京科技大學(xué),鋼鐵冶金新技術(shù)國(guó)家重點(diǎn)實(shí)驗(yàn)室,冶金與生態(tài)工程學(xué)院,北京100083)

Fe-P體系熱力學(xué)再優(yōu)化

曹戰(zhàn)民*王昆鵬 喬芝郁 杜廣巍

(北京科技大學(xué),鋼鐵冶金新技術(shù)國(guó)家重點(diǎn)實(shí)驗(yàn)室,冶金與生態(tài)工程學(xué)院,北京100083)

基于最新的實(shí)驗(yàn)熱力學(xué)數(shù)據(jù)和相圖數(shù)據(jù),采用CALPHAD技術(shù)對(duì)Fe-P體系進(jìn)行熱力學(xué)再優(yōu)化.其中,溶液相(液相、α-Fe和γ-Fe)的Gibbs自由能用替換溶液模型描述,其余化合物(Fe3P、Fe2P、FeP、FeP2和FeP4)看作嚴(yán)格計(jì)量比化合物.整個(gè)優(yōu)化過程在Thermo-Calc?軟件包中完成,優(yōu)化所得熱力學(xué)數(shù)據(jù)和相圖信息與實(shí)驗(yàn)信息吻合較好,為Fe基合金和含P多元合金體系的進(jìn)一步優(yōu)化提供了一組自洽可靠的熱力學(xué)參數(shù).

Fe-P體系;CALPHAD技術(shù);相圖;熱力學(xué)優(yōu)化

1 Introduction

Fe-P is a fundamental binary system of the Fe-based and P-containing multicomponent alloys,which are of great importance for the advanced metallurgy and materials,such as stainless steel,ultra-pure steel refining,and materials design and processing.From thermodynamic point of view,the best optimized parameters of the Fe-P binary system are a quite important basis for thermodynamic optimization of the Fe-based and P-containing multicomponent systems.Also,thermodynamic data of the Fe-P system with strong interactions advance a better understanding of the nature of chemical bonding and interaction mechanism.As pointed out by Okamoto1in a critical assessment of the Fe-P system,the assessed Fe-P phase diagram was accepted primarily from Kubaschewski2in 1982.Recently, Ohtani et al.3in 2006 and Tokunaga et al.4in 2009 evaluated thermodynamic parameters and calculated phase diagram of the Fe-P system in the thermodynamic analysis of the Fe-Ti-P and Fe-Nb-P systems,respectively.But,in both evaluations the valuable thermodynamic properties in the Fe-P system measured by Zaitsev et al.5using differential scanning calorimetry and Knudsen effusion method with mass-spectrometric analysis of the gaseous phase were omitted.In order to obtain a set of self-consistent and reliable thermodynamic description for this binary system,it is necessary to reoptimize the Fe-P system with all available thermodynamic and phase equilibria data using CALPHAD approach6,7and Thermo-Calc?software package.8

2 Experimental phase diagram data

Due to the practical and theoretical importance many authors investigated the phase equilibria of the Fe-P system. Saklatwalla9firstly published the phase relationship of the Fe-P(0%-24%P,mass fraction)system.Then,Konstantinow10and Haughton11measured the phase diagram of the Fe-P system up to 24%P and 32%P,respectively,and showed the existence of liquid(L)phase and α-Fe,γ-Fe,Fe3P,Fe2P,FeP phases.The solubility of P in γ-Fe was measured by several investigators,including Vogel12and Roquet et al.13using metallography as well as Lorenz14and Fisher15et al.using magnetic measurements,respectively.The assessed maximum solubility of P in γ-Fe is ca 0.56%at 1423 K.2,12The liquidus and solidus of α-Fe were measured by many researchers.9,11,16-19The quantitative values of solid solubility of P in α-Fe were obtained by using metallography,11,12,17,20X-ray analysis,21,22precipitation hardening,23lattice parameter measurements,24electron probe analysis,25microprobe and micro-hardness tests,26and X-ray microanalyzer.27The experimental results obtained from different investigators established that three invariant reactions exist in the Fe-P system,i.e.,L?α-Fe+Fe3P,L+Fe2P?Fe3P,and L?Fe2P+ FeP.But,as shown in Table 1 there are small differences for the temperature and composition of the invariant points.Franke et al.,28Meisel,29and Heimbrecht et al.30revealed the existence of FeP2by use of density and X-ray diffraction measurements. Holseth et al.31measured the maximum homogeneity range of FeP2from 65.6%P to 66.9%P and from 66.2%P to 67.1%P, respectively.Jeitschko et al.32synthesized monoclinic FeP4from the elements at 927 to 627°C using iodine as a catalyst and tin as a flux.Up to now,no experimental information about the phase relationship of the Fe-P(0%to 100%P)system was reported.

3 Experimental thermodynamic property data

Weibke et al.33experimentally measured the formation enthalpies(ΔfH)of Fe3P and Fe2P at 908 K by using an adiabatic calorimeter as well as Lewis et al.34calculated formation enthalpies of Fe2P,FeP,FeP2at 900 K from their temperature dependences of the dissociation pressures measured by Knudsen effusion method.Based on the available thermodynamic and phase equilibria data,Spencer et al.35evaluated the thermodynamic properties of Fe3P,Fe2P,FeP,and FeP2,including heat capacity(Cp),mixing enthalpy(ΔmixH),formation entropy(ΔfS), formation enthalpy(ΔfH),and Gibbs energy of formation (ΔfG).As mentioned,Zaitsev et al.5measured the heat capacities of iron phosphides Fe3P,Fe2P,and FeP in the temperature range of 113-873 K and investigated the thermodynamic properties of iron phosphides(1041-1549 K),bcc solid solution Fe-P(1384-1619 K),and Fe-P liquid alloys(1349-1811 K) by means of Knudsen effusion method with mass-spectrometric analysis of the gaseous phase.Then,based on the experimentally measured results and the second and third thermodynamic laws,ΔfG-T relationships of the Fe3P,Fe2P,and FeP at 1230-1530 K,ΔfH,ΔfS,and S?(absolute entropy)at 298 K,as well as activities of P in liquid phase and in α-Fe were determined.Little experimental thermodynamic data of FeP2and FeP4and phase relation information concerning the Fe-P (50%-100%)system existed in literature due to high volatility of phosphorus at elevated temperature.Therefore,the calculated formation enthalpies of FeP2and FeP4in the Fe-P system at 298 K by first-principles method3were used as initial values in the present optimization.All thermodynamic data used in the present optimization are summarized in Table 2.

4 Thermodynamic models and optimization

4.1 Reference states

As reference states for the investigated system,the pure solid elements in their stable states at 298.15 K and 105Pa(stable element reference,SER)were chosen.The Gibbs energy of the element i with Φ phase appears in the following form:

4.2 Stoichiometric intermetallic compounds

In the Fe-P system intermetallic compounds Fe3P,FeP,and FeP4belong to the stoichiometric phases.Even small solubility of P in Fe2P and FeP2was reported,31,37Fe2P and FeP2were also approximately treated as intermetallic compounds.The Gibbs energy per mole Fe3P,Fe2P,and FeP is given as:

where Cpis isobaric molar heat capacity,the coefficients of a and b will be optimized usingas initial values. The measured values of Cpreported by Zaitsev et al.5were also used in the present optimization.

The Gibbs energy per mole FeP2and FeP4can be expressed as follows:

Table 1 Invariant reactions of the Fe-Psystem

where the parameters a and bwere to be evaluated in the present work.

4.3 Solution phases

There are three solution phases in the Fe-P system,i.e.,liquid phase,bcc(α-Fe),and fcc(γ-Fe).The Gibbs energy of the solution phase in the Fe-P system is described as follows:

where Li(i=0,1,2,…)are the i-order interaction parameters of liquid phase in the Fe-P system and are expressed as temperature dependent terms as follows:

Table 2 Thermodynamic data in the Fe-Psystem(reference states:α-Fe and red_P)

Table 3 Lattice stability parameters used in the present optimization

Table 4 Optimized thermodynamic parameters of the Fe-Psystem

where ai,bi,and ciare model parameters to be optimized based on the experimental data in this study.

5 Optimization procedure and results

Based on the lattice stability parameters of Fe and P in Table 3 cited from references36as well as the experimental phase diagram and thermodynamic property data summarized in Tables 1 and 2,all the values of the model parameters for the phases in this system were optimized by use of the PARROT module,which works by minimizing the square sum of the differences between the experimental data and calculated values, in the Thermo-Calc?software package developed by Sundman et al.8In the optimization procedure,each selected experimental value has been given a weight according to the reliability and compatibility of the experimental data.The weight can be changed to achieve a satisfactory description of most of the experimental data.The optimized thermodynamic parameters for all condensed phases in the Fe-P system are summarized in Table 4.The calculated temperatures and compositions of all invariant reactions in this system are compared with the experimental data in Table 1.

Fig.1 Fe-Pphase diagram calculated by the present thermodynamic description with the experimental data

Fig.2 Calculated standard formation enthalpy at 298 K(a) and 900 K(b)in the Fe-Psystem and comparison with the literature data

As shown in Fig.1 and Table 1,Schürmann?s experimental result19of the reaction L?α-Fe+Fe3P are lower than others?. Haughton11pointed that in the low-phosphorous alloys under-cooling of the eutectic was very marked,and this may account for the extraordinary shape given to the eutectic line by Schurmann.19Therefore,the calculated liquidus and solidus as well as temperatures and compositions of all invariant reactions in the Fe-P(0%-50%P)system agree well with the experimental data,especially reported in some references11,18,26,27and the previous results assessed by Okamoto1and Ohtani et al.3As the part of Fe-P(50%-100%P),there is no experimental information compared with calculated phase diagram.But, if compared the present calculated phase diagram with the previous assessed one,3the former is a little more reasonable than the latter.

Fig.3 Calculated mixing enthalpy of liquid at 1809 K in the Fe-Psystem with the literature data

Fig.4 Calculated heat capacity of Fe3P(a),Fe2P(b),and FeP(c)with the literature data

Fig.5 Calculated absolute entropy in the Fe-Psystem with the literature data

Fig.2 compares the calculated values of formation enthalpies of the Fe-P system at 298 and 900 K in this study with the literature data.Obviously,the present calculated values are in good agreement with measured5and evaluated35data at 298 K as well as with measured data at 900 K.33,34However,the values evaluated by Ohtani et al.3and Tokunaga et al.4and predicted using first-principles calculations3are more negative than the experimental measured data.5

Fig.3 presents the calculated ΔmixH of liquid Fe-P system at 1809 K compared with the experimental data.3,4,35It is clear that the present calculated values agree well with evaluated data by Spencer et al.35

It can be seen from Fig.4 and Fig.5 that agreement between present calculated heat capacities and absolute entropies of Fe3P,Fe2P,and FeP with measured data5is better than the one between previous evaluated data3,4with measured data.5

6 Conclusions

Based on all available experimentally measured thermodynamic properties and phase diagram data,the Fe-P system, which is a significant binary one of the Fe-based and P-containing multicomponent alloys,was reoptimized by CALPHAD approach and Thermo-Calc?software package.The agreement between the optimized Fe-P(0%-50%P)phase diagram and experimentally measured data is good enough.The calculated Fe-P(50%-100%P)phase diagram is a little more reasonable than previously assessed one.The comparison of calculated formation entropies of the Fe-P system at 298 and 900 K,calculated mixing entropies of the Fe-P system at 1809 K as well as calculated heat capacities of Fe3P,Fe2P,and FeP in this study with the measured data available from literature remains fairly good.An obtained thermodynamic description with self-consistency describing all the phases in the Fe-P system is better than that of the previous assessment.

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Thermodynamic Reoptimization of the Fe-P System

CAO Zhan-Min*WANG Kun-Peng QIAO Zhi-Yu DU Guang-Wei
(State Key Laboratory of Advanced Metallurgy,School of Metallurgical and Ecological Engineering, University of Science&Technology Beijing,Beijing 100083,P.R.China)

The Fe-P binary system was reoptimized by means of the CALPHAD approach.The Gibbs energy descriptions of every phase in the Fe-P binary system were optimized based on the latest experimental thermodynamic and phase diagram data.The solution phase(liquid,α-Fe,and γ-Fe)was described by the substitutional solution approximation and the other phases(Fe3P,Fe2P,FeP,FeP2,and FeP4)were treated as the stoichiometric compounds.The optimization was carried out using the Thermo-Calc?software package.The agreement of the optimized phase diagram and thermodynamic data with experimental results is good,and a self-consistent and reliable thermodynamic dataset is obtained to allow further optimization of Fe-based,P-containing multicomponent alloy systems.

Fe-P system;CALPHAD approach;Phase diagram;Thermodynamic optimization

10.3866/PKU.WHXB201111172www.whxb.pku.edu.cn

*Corresponding author.Email:zmcao@ustb.edu.cn;Tel:+86-13671040866.

The project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(50934011).

國(guó)家自然科學(xué)基金(50934011)資助項(xiàng)目

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