Abstract
The possibilities of dynamic consolidation technology of ceramic powders as an industrial application are discussed. Well sintered compacts of non-oxide ceramics without any sintering aids can be produced by shock wave compaction techniques, however the size of crack free compacts is limited. Improved dynamic consolidation techniques might overcome some difficulties such as crack generation. However, cost reduction of this process is not easy and the lowest limit of the cost will be at the level of conventional hot pressing. As a typical non-oxide ceramic, study of the dynamic consolidation of silicon carbide is summarized.
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