Stress Analysis by Three-Dimensional Photoelastic Methods

This paper describes the results of an investigation and extension of the various proposed procedures and methods of analysis for the photoelastic determination of three-dimensional states of stress. Two important limitations of the previous developments are removed. A true extension to three dimens...

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