An Engine Crankshaft is a rotating shaft that transforms the piston's reciprocating motion into usable rotational torque. It operates within the engine block and interfaces with the connecting rods to drive the flywheel and the drivetrain. This converts linear piston motion into rotational torque to drive the drivetrain, while maintaining engine timing, balance, and power transmission.Attributes:• Integrates with timing gears and torsional damper.• Withstand high loads and extreme temperatures.• Enables timed piston movement via stroke geometry.Applications: An Engine crankshaft is used in internal combustion engines to generate rotational torque, transferring power from pistons to drivetrain components through the crankcase.