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Homework Statement
I am currently doing an internship and as part of my assignemnt I have to calculate the dynamic load on the bearing of a certain part that is rotating about a fixed point.
https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/chute-png.103400/
This is the part that moves ( the brown part rotates about the back shaft)https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/paint-chute-png.103401/ The Ww is 8 kg,
The Ws = 6 kg
the weight of the blue boxes (Wp) on it is total 50 kg and it is centerized
Tetha is 20-60 degrees
I would like to what the dynamic force load is
w = 0.5 rad/s
Homework Equations
Sum of moments = Moment of inertia* angular acceleration
F= M*a
The Attempt at a Solution
I assumed all the masses are combined to become 64 Kg acting at the center of the wood
but I got the force to be tiny.
I am lost on how to start [/B]
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