Non-homogeneous cooling of glassceramics in the process of manufacturing brings about residual thermal stresses in bulk. Their evolution under annealing has been investigated by means of the method of modulation polarimetry. A 2D image enabled us to obtain tomograms of the distribution describing the value and sign of the uniaxial stress in the sample plane, which is parallel to the direction of a thermal flux. Relaxation of residual stresses has non-monotonic dependence versus the value of the annealing temperature. The nature of its origin has been discussed. Found in this work is coordinate dependence of a thermoelasticity coefficient, as well as its correlation with a stress function
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