Abstract
This study demonstrates the ability to consolidate pure magnesium incorporated with fine SiC particles by employing underwater shock wave derived from a high explosive. Microstructural characterization, X-ray diffraction and microhardness-measurement results of the magnesium composites produced by the axisymmetric shock consolidation are reported. The strengthening mechanism in a ball milled and hand mixed composite powders is discussed.
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