Abstract
Phase diagrams are important in materials science. They consist of lines separating regions with different sets of stable phases and different kind of axes can be used. Many available phase diagrams are drawn directly from experimental information. However, they are closely related to the thermodynamic properties of the phases and can be calculated from thermodynamic models of the phases using the Calphad technique. This paper presents a set of algorithms to calculate equilibria and several kinds of diagrams using a very flexible set of conditions and axes. The algorithms can be applied to multi-component systems using model parameters in thermodynamic databases.
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