An Engine Crankshaft transforms the linear motion of pistons into rotational motion. Connected to the pistons through connecting rods, it receives the force generated during combustion and converts it into usable torque. The crankshaft rotates within the engine block, supported by main bearings that ensure smooth and stable operation under high loads and speeds. It journals and counterweights maintain balance, reduce vibration, and support consistent power delivery.Attributes:• Converts piston motion into rotational force.• Transfers engine power to the drivetrain.• Supports connection with pistons via connecting rods.• Provides consistent torque output.Applications: An Engine Crankshaft is located within the engine block, where it connects to pistons and rotates to transfer power generated during combustion to the drivetrain.