Lecture

Computational Alloy Design

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Description

This lecture covers the process of designing high-performance alloys, including the slow materials development process, alloy development history, multi-component alloy systems, multi-scale materials design, and Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME). It also delves into CALPHAD approach, quantities related to the Gibbs energy, experimental investigation of phase diagrams, thermodynamic simulation software, and kinetic simulations for diffusion and precipitation.

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