236-2569: Engine Flywheel

An Engine Flywheel is used to store and release rotational energy to ensure smooth operation of the engine. It is a large, disc-shaped part made from durable materials to withstand high rotational forces and vibrations generated by the engine. The primary purpose of the Flywheel is to ensure that the Engine's rotational speed remains relatively constant and prevents any significant fluctuations. Attributes: • Helps to absorb torsional vibrations that occur due to uneven power delivery or sudden load changes • Maintains a more uniform rotational motion, which improves engine balance Applications: An Engine Flywheel acts as a mechanical energy reservoir, storing the energy to be released during the remaining phases of the engine cycle.