Strange, no one knows how to draw a ternary phase diagram for a complex elemental composition?

Hello Mr. Alam,

If it is possible for your calculation, you may draw A-B-C ternary diagram with fixed D-E, etc. elements. I hope this pdf would be useful;

http://factsage.com/FactSage_Applications/Workshop_Fe_Applications_I-2020.pdf

Kind regrads,

@Emre Alan,thanks a lot. I found the attached documents very helpful.

Emre Alan Tanvir Alam Can anyone of you please provide the updated link for this:

http://factsage.com/FactSage_Applications/Workshop_Fe_Applications_I-2020.pdf

the above link is not working. If you can attach the documents here that would be really helpful. Thank you.

Shubhadeep Banik

https://www.factsage.com/FactSage_Applications/

https://www.factsage.com/FactSage_Applications/Workshop_Fe_Applications_I-2021.pdf

Thank you Emre Alan , I appreciate it.

Hello Tanvir Alam

You can also include oxides containing more than one metallic element, but then the ratio between those oxides is fixed. For that, you have to type in something like SixAlyOz and then FactSage knows which component you mean.

Another option is to work with a fixed content like Emre Alan proposed.