An Engine Flywheel is a component of an internal combustion engine, that plays a role in the conversion of rotational motion into linear motion. Mounted at the rear of the engine's crankshaft, the flywheel acts as a mechanical energy storage device, storing kinetic energy during the power stroke of the engine's pistons and releasing it during the compression and exhaust strokes. This cyclic energy transfer helps maintain the rotational momentum of the engine's crankshaft, ensuring smooth and consistent operation.Attributes:• Minimizes engine vibrations.• Reduced rotational inertia.• Heat-resistant materials.• Balanced design reduces vibration.• Heat-treated for durability.Applications: An Engine Flywheel is located at the rear of the engine's crankshaft, flywheel stores energy during the power stroke, and releasing it during the compression stroke helps to maintain a more consistent rotational speed.