Abstract
AbstractZrB2‐SiCw ceramic sheets produced by tape casting and tailored ductile Ti foil were alternatively stacked and sintered by spark plasma to synthesize a multi‐layered ceramic. Following mechanical processing, a high flexural strength (621 MPa) and fracture toughness (15.3 MPa·m1/2) in uniaxial tension were achieved in comparison to laminated ceramics with a weak BN interlayer. Scanning and transmission electron microscopy revealed a characteristic macroscopic heterogeneous lamella as well as a three‐tier microstructured interface, termed the L‐T structure. This novel structure provides a new path for the development of ceramic/metal layered composites with superior mechanical properties in the near future.
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