Radiation-Thermal Packing of Lithium Ferrite Compacts

Experimental results of ferrite ceramic sintering by a radiation‐thermal effect are analysed within the framework of Ivensen's model. The increase of the rate of irradiated compact packing is shown to be due to radiation‐stimulated deceleration of inherent defect annealing which causes a yield of compact material yield. During warm‐up the increased packing efficiency is connected with liquid phase processes and possibly with a volume character of beam warm‐up of the compact material. [Russian Text Ignored].