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An Engine Flywheel is designed to store and release rotational energy, ensuring smooth engine operation and consistent speed. By balancing the intermittent power strokes of the engine's pistons, the flywheel reduces vibrations and contributes to the overall efficiency and durability of the engine. It also aids in engine starting by providing the necessary inertia to turn the crankshaft and engage the starter motor, the flywheel serves as the friction surface for clutch engagement, facilitating gear changes and power transfer.

Attributes:
• Helps maintain consistent engine speed.
• Stores rotational energy from the engine's power strokes.
• Rotational inertia to smooth engine operation.
• Damping vibrations and torque fluctuations.

Applications:
An Engine Flywheel is located at the rear end of the crankshaft to store rotational energy from the engine, ensuring smooth power delivery and aiding in maintaining consistent engine speed during operation.

• Material: Ductile (Spheroidal) Iron