An Engine Flywheel is a large, heavy metal disc that is attached to the rear of the engine's crankshaft. It acts as a mechanical energy reservoir, absorbing and storing energy during the power strokes of the engine and releasing it during the idle strokes, ensuring smooth and continuous engine operation.Attributes:• Withstands high rotational speeds, extreme temperatures, and intense mechanical stresses• Ensures a more consistent flow of power to the drivetrain, improving overall machine performanceApplications:An Engine Flywheel provides rotational inertia to the engine, helping to smooth out fluctuations in the engine's power output and maintain a steady rotational speed.