4P-8502: МАХОВИК В СБОРЕ

An Engine Flywheel is used in engines to store rotational energy and provide a consistent and smooth output. The primary function of the flywheel is to maintain the rotational momentum of the engine during the various phases of the engine cycle, particularly during the compression and power strokes. During these phases, the flywheel absorbs and stores energy when the engine is producing excess power, and releases this energy to maintain the engine's rotational speed when the power input from the combustion process decreases.

Attributes:
• Helps to reduce vibrations and oscillations in the engine
• Provides a consistent load on the crankshaft

Applications:
An Engine Flywheel provides a mounting point for the starter motor, which is used to initiate the engine's rotation during the starting process. The flywheel also houses a ring gear, which is engaged by the starter motor's pinion gear to turn the engine. This allows the engine to be started efficiently and reliably.

• Material: Gray (Flake) Iron