Abstract
Stresses and strains in axisymmetric problems are found by using scattered-light photoelasticity. Three retardation measurements and the strain-displacement relations in cylindrical coordinates are used to find the complete state of stress and strain. The method is demonstrated on a static shrink-fit problem.
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