Author:
Krech A.V.,Boyarintsev A.Yu.,Galunov N.Z.,Karavaeva N.L.,Gorbacheva T.E.,Khromiuk I.F.,Levchuk L.G.,Popov V.F.
Abstract
The article analyzes two main hypotheses describing the cracking of a composite scintillator in the irradiation zone. This is the "temperature" and "radiation-chemical" hypothesis of cracking. The analysis is based on experi-mental data that we obtained by irradiating scintillators and the results of model chemical experiments.
Publisher
Problems of Atomic Science and Technology
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