4W-6805: МАХОВИК В СБОРЕ

An Engine Flywheel is a component in an internal combustion engine. It is a toothed wheel attached to the engine's crankshaft that helps in the engine's operation, particularly in the ignition and power transmission processes. The engine flywheel is connected to the engine's crankshaft and rotates as the engine runs. During engine start-up, it interacts with the starter motor's gear, meshing the teeth. This interaction initiates the rotation of the engine's crankshaft, starting the engine. The flywheel also assists in smoothing out the engine's power delivery, reducing vibrations, and maintaining consistent engine operation.

Attributes:
• Ensure a reliable connection.
• Ability to withstand the engine's torque and rotational forces while maintaining structural integrity.
• Ability to withstand high temperatures generated during engine operation without deforming or deteriorating.
• Ensure even distribution of stored energy and minimize vibrations.

Applications:
An Engine Flywheel functions to assist engine starting by engaging with the starter motor's gear, stores rotational energy, and helps in balancing engine vibrations, ensuring smoother power delivery and consistent engine operation.

• Material: Gray (Flake) Iron