Training 2019 Basic


This year's MatCalc course 'MatCalc Basic Thermokinetic Simulations' was held from Aug. 6-9 2019 at TU Wien with 7 participants from both academia and industry.

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Training 2019: "MatCalc Basic Thermokinetic Simulations"

Program

Tuesday (10:00 - 17:00)

- Welcome

- Introduction in MatCalc: GUI and first steps

- Theory: thermodynamic equilibrium, driving forces, databases, ...

- Practical training: How to create a workspace, simple equilibrium calculations, stepped calculations ...

- Practical training: Graphical representation of results, data export, ...

Wednesday (9:00 - 17:00)

- Scheil-Gulliver type calculations (theory and practice)

- T0- temperature (theory and practice)

- Using scripts in MatCalc (examples)

- Theory: Phase transformation and precipitation: Comparison of popular models (KJMA, parabolic growth, DICTRA, ...)

- Practice: How to set up precipitation kinetics simulations

- Theory: Introduction to the SFFK Model

Thursday (10:00 - 18:00)

- Theory: Nucleation theory and implementation into MatCalc

- Practice: Changing nucleation conditions: Ortho- / paraequilibrium nucleus composition, nucleation sites, etc.

- Practice: Simulation of heat treatments

- Theory: Treatment of interfacial energies.

- Theory and practice: Grain boundary precipitation versus random distribution: the importance of the correct diffusion field geometry

- Examples

Friday (8:30 - 14:30)

- Calculation of TTP-diagrams (theory and example)

- Discussion / analysis of practical examples of users


Foto gallery ...

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Basic course participants were instructed by Ernst Theo and  enjoy the calculated equilibrium
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Marina wonders if this Scheil calculation makes sense Flora waiting eagerly for the precipitation kinetics output
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Artem and Sergey are proud of their performance "...and the Happiest Participant Award goes to Ashish!"
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Simulations make thirsty, let's make something about it! ...and good mood is clearly inversely proportional to thirstiness
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We have examined this correlation at Summer Stage Cheers, Dagmar! Enjoy the Schnitzel!