Thermodynamic description of the Ti–H system

Previous thermodynamic assessments of the Ti–H system are reviewed, and a new evaluation is carried out by taking into account the liquid phase in the system using the associate solution model. The sublattice model is utilized to depict the interstitial solution phases with various lattice ratios. The model parameters are optimized in the least square procedure by selecting most reported equilibrium solubility and thermochemical data of the Ti–H system. It is demonstrated that a credible set of thermodynamic parameters well describing the whole Ti–H system is obtained. With these parameters, the behavior of the Ti–H system was predicted at higher pressures of 10, 100 and 370 atm.