Abstract: A shock absorbing member 50 having a ceramic bonded body 15 having: a plurality of first sheet-like members 5 each having a ceramic containing 60 mass % or more of boron carbide and each having a thickness of 0.1 to 50 mm; and a bonding layer arranged between the first sheet-like members 5 adjacent to each other, the bonding layer bonding surfaces to be bonded facing each other of the first sheet-like members adjacent to each other, wherein the bonding layer has a bonding material containing at least one metal selected from the group consisting of aluminum, copper, silver, and gold.

Abstract: A bonded, boron carbide-containing ceramic body includes ceramic members. These ceramic members each contain boron carbide at 2 mass % or higher, and are integrated together via a bonding layer bonded with a bonding material containing at least one metal selected from the group consisting of aluminum, copper, gold and zirconium or integrated together via a bonding layer formed from one of aluminum metal and an aluminum compound and a titanium compound as bonding materials, wherein a bonded part has a strength of 100 MPa or higher. According to this technology, the boron carbide-containing ceramic members can be bonded together with a high strength of 100 MPa or more by a simple process, and further, the bonding is feasible with excellent chemical resistance at the bonded part as needed.

Abstract: A shock absorbing member 50 having a ceramic bonded body 15 having: a plurality of first sheet-like members 5 each having a ceramic containing 60 mass % or more of boron carbide and each having a thickness of 0.1 to 50 mm; and a bonding layer arranged between the first sheet-like members 5 adjacent to each other, the bonding layer bonding surfaces to be bonded facing each other of the first sheet-like members adjacent to each other, wherein the bonding layer has a bonding material containing at least one metal selected from the group consisting of aluminum, copper, silver, and gold.

Abstract: A bonded, boron carbide-containing ceramic body includes ceramic members. These ceramic members each contain boron carbide at 2 mass % or higher, and are integrated together via a bonding layer bonded with a bonding material containing at least one metal selected from the group consisting of aluminum, copper, gold and zirconium or integrated together via a bonding layer formed from one of aluminum metal and an aluminum compound and a titanium compound as bonding materials, wherein a bonded part has a strength of 100 MPa or higher. According to this technology, the boron carbide-containing ceramic members can be bonded together with a high strength of 100 MPa or more by a simple process, and further, the bonding is feasible with excellent chemical resistance at the bonded part as needed.