Abstract
A high‐pressure self‐combusiton sintering process has been applied to the synthesis and simultaneous sintering of titanium carbide. A dense titanium carbide compact was easily fabricated from the constituent elements without sintering aids under 3 GPa. The compact was composed of well‐crystallized grains with a mean diameter of 20 μm at a molar ratio of C/Ti =0.95. The maximum values of the relative density and the Vickers microhardness were 96.5% and 31 GN/m2, respectively, at room temperature.
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