A winch raises a 60# bucket of paint, as shown. The main shaft of the winch is simply supported by bearings at A and C. The winch uses a 6"diameter pulley (B) and torque is applied at the end of the shaft to pull the cart. Determine the minimum shaft diameter based on the Distortion Energy (Von Mises) criterion using on a yield strength of 50ksi and a design factor of 2.0. 12" winch 18" B A Paint T Rope

A winch raises a 60# bucket of paint, as shown. The main shaft of the winch is simply supported by bearings at A and C. The winch uses a 6"diameter pulley (B) and torque is applied at the end of the shaft to pull the cart. Determine the minimum shaft diameter based on the Distortion Energy (Von Mises) criterion using on a yield strength of 50ksi and a design factor of 2.0. 12" winch 18" B A Paint T Rope

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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