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Figure 1 Trapping of hydrogen in a non-deformed specimen at the grain boundaries 2.
In the absence of stress, grain boundaries are the preferred sites in comparison with particle/matrix interfaces because the grain-boundary energy is higher than the energy of the particle/matrix interface.
Fig. 1 shows trapping in the un-deformed specimen, and the grain boundaries are the preferred sites for hydrogen trapping.
In the presence of stress, the grain boundary (owing to its favorable orientation ) and the particle/matrix interfaces act as trapping sites for hydrogen.
In addition to the process of diffusion, sub-microstructural variations that control the number of trapping sites also influence the hydrogen concentration profile.

It has also permitted the calculation of diffusant concentration profiles such as tracer concentration depth profiles from the well-known thin-film or instantaneous tracer source condition for such problems as diffusion in the presence of grain boundaries, segregation of the diffusant to the grain boundary and within nanocrystalline material.
For the purposes of the calculation Figure 1 is mapped onto a fine grained square planar lattice in such a way that the interface region Ω2 is only one computational point (mesh node) in width.
Over a period of time, the number of particles in the system naturally increases.
(a) A typical oxygen concentration profile averaged in the x-direction (shown as lattice plane number).
(a) A typical concentration profile averaged in the x-direction (shown as lattice plane number).

The fracture shows a certain number of shallow dimples, and the obvious cleavage fracture characteristics appear.
Comparing Fig 5(b) and (c), the number of dimples in the A2 and PA fracture samples increased, but the number of dimples in the A2 sample was the largest and deeper, indicating that A2 has a higher elongation.
It is indicated that the number of precipitation of δ' phase is small.
The A1 sample has a small number of T1 phases and a large size, as showned in Fig. 6(b).
The δ' phase is easily cut by dislocations and produces coplanar slip, which tends to cause stress concentration at the grain boundary, which induces crack initiation at the grain boundary and rapidly expands along the grain boundary or slip plane, eventually leading to a significant decrease in toughness of the alloy.

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Introduction According to the characteristics of prosthodontics, dental ceramic technology involves a number of research areas, including four aspects: dental restorative materials preparation(Fig.1(a)), restoration processing(Fig.1(b)), oral grinding repair(Fig.1(c)) and restoration of clinical use of performance evaluation(Fig.1(d))[1].
Indentation method is about interaction between the grains and the work-piece, small indentation in the ideal and the analysis of stress, deformation and material removal relationships.
It is brittle removal mechanism when the maximum deformed thickness of the debris is 5.23µm and large-scale brittle fracture and a large number of pits appeared in the facade.
Chee W.Chang[7]ground four dental restoration materials with standard size, fine-grained, and ultra-fine-grained diamond, he found the material is mainly removed by plastic deformation and only using the standard size to grind the material there will be some brittle cuttings.
According to the Transverse fracture critical load theory, we can conclude that when using coarse-grained bur the main removal mode is transverse rupture and when using granularity bur, fine-grained bur the main removal mode is plastic removal.

The relationship between the macroscopic stress and the stress in the grain is defined by the stress concentration rule already proposed by Cailletaud and Pilvin [9]: (13) where the symbol denotes the volume average and C is a material parameter.
The integration of all local slides, taking into account the material texture corresponding to the distribution of the grains orientations, give at the macroscopic scale the anisotropic nature of the plastic deformation.
In the present work, due to the reduced number of used experimental tests, [H] takes the form of the identity matrix.
In this case the uniqueness of the coefficients values is assured knowing the properties of the texture and of the active crystallographic systems via the spatial distribution of grain orientations.
The major advantage of this type of models is to reduce the number of parameters to be identified and then the simplicity of using these ones.

a b indicated that the dark phases in the solidified melt (Figure 2a) belong to the Al2O3-type oxides and that the white phase situated on the boundary of a TiAl grain is enriched by chromium and silicon.
(1) We also note that silica is a standard part of the crucible structure where it serves as a binder filling up a space between Al2O3 grains.
The reaction described by Eq. 1 suggests that, due to the binder erosion, the individual alumina grains detach from the crucible wall and enter the melt.
The initial and boundary conditions of the investment casting process can be characterized by a number of independent parameters.
Grant Agency AS CR funded the investment casting optimization under the contact number 1QS200410502.

The surface degradation of these materials is caused by the loosening of the bond of hard grains.
The softer binder material will then quickly wear away after the grain is torn out/swept away.
These particles that are stuck on the tool are not stable, can easily get worn and sweep away the hard grains whose bond has weakened owing to the thermally activated processes in the surface layer of the tool.
Given these figures, constants Aa, Ath és B can be determined by a regression analysis in which we are looking for constants belonging to the maximum value of Pearson number.
The Pearson number in this solution was R2=0,9949.

An oxidized layer was removed from the surfaces of specimens in the delivery state by means of grinding with abrasive papers of various grain sizes and then, both surfaces were ground with the use of a magnetic polishing machine.
The second layer is characterized by a very fine-grained structure the sizes of 20-50 nm and of a hardness that is slightly higher than the parent material hardness.
Comparative curves of crack growth rate behaviour against number o cycles: a) for treated and untreated S355J2 steel in the air; b) for treated in the air and for untreated S355J2 steel in air and in corrosive environment at the stress of smax =85 MPa in air.
As follows from the examination of treated material, as the hydrogen traps may serve the defects provided by high plastic deformation at surface treatment, especially formation of dislocation and grain boundaries at grain refinement.
Comparative curves of fatigue lives against number o cycles for untreated S355J2 steel in the air and in the corrosive medium and for treated steel in the corrosive medium at the stress of smax =85 MPa.

A number of studies have been reported recently using the technique of mechanochemical synthesis, in which nitrogen is incorporated (usually via ammonia) into the starting powders during a high-energy milling process (at room temperature).
If at this stage the voltage was switched on to activate the system shown in Fig. 1(b), then even after 15 minutes of milling, a sufficiently large number of the boron atoms had assumed their correct positions in FeB for the X-ray diffraction pattern to show weak peaks corresponding to this phase (Fig. 2(c).
In the lattice image shown in Fig. 5, most of the original h-BN grain is now converted to a mixture of the w- and c- forms, with a considerable amount of stacking faulting, which might be expected because of defects introduced during the milling process.
This implies that the nitrogen is not merely being absorbed on to the surface of the material, but is able to travel considerable distances (in atomic terms) into the volume of the powder grains.
Conclusions The technique of mechanochemical synthesis offers a number of interesting possibilities for researchers interested in ceramic nitrides.