An Engine Flywheel is a mechanical device used to store rotational energy through its heavy circular disc, known as a flywheel. The engine flywheel is connected to a power source, and as the power is applied, the flywheel accelerates, storing energy in its rotational motion. This stored energy can be used to deliver a consistent and stable power output, especially in situations where the power source experiences fluctuations or intermittent supply.Attributes: • Kinetic energy storage through rotational motion• Improves grid stability by absorbing excess energy• Enables consistent propulsion in marine and rail systemsApplications: An Engine Flywheel is used to store and regulate rotational energy, reducing fluctuations in an engine's output.