Abstract
The Al-Fe-Si system has been in the focus of attention of world science for a long time, but there are still unknown scientific areas. There has been considered a system that provides a fully intermetallic phase composition, which is a very relevant approach and is of particular interest. In this paper, based on modeling, the phase composition of an alloy rich in both silicon and iron has been predicted using commercial starting materials. Heat treatment of the alloy has been carried out with two cooling methods: in water and in air. It has been found that with accelerated cooling in water, the α ↔ β transition is partially suppressed with the formation of a double intermetallic phase θ, with the replacement of some aluminum atoms with silicon atoms. When cooling in air, the dominant phase is the θ phase; the transition θ’ with a reduced iron content has been detected.