We have Z1Nb alloy and provided DSC analysis with and without additional Ti. We found that alloy has two transitions. The low-temperature transition, occurring between about 500°C and 650°C. The higher-temperature transition, occurring between 840°C and 890°C for Z1Nb, whereas for Z1Nb+Ti between 815°C and 930°C. Heat flow of the phase transformation is sufficiently lower in the case of Z1Nb+Ti. We also calculated enthalpy.
What kind of information could we also get from this curves and are the transition temperatures described above right or not?
In the attachment you will find our results
Thank you in advance.
Hi
you mush add first proper axis (Y-axis is DSC output and X axis is temperature ). In addition you nedd to mention the heating rate adopted for the experiment and also required to mnetion the endo and exothermic nature of peak. You compare your results with the existing phase diagram of Zr-Nb and Zr-Ti-Nb alloys, by this way you can get know whether, whatever transition temperature you are mentioning are correct or not. If you need further help let me know.
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