The Crankshaft flywheel is an important component of internal combustion engines. It serves multiple crucial functions that contribute to the overall operation and efficiency of the system. The flywheel is a heavy, disc-shaped component that is mounted on the crankshaft, at the rear end. It is designed to store and release rotational energy during the engine's operation.Attributes:• Helps start the engine by providing stored kinetic energy.• Reduces torque fluctuations, vibrations, and strain on the starting system.• Optimizes engine performance and improves drivability.Applications:The Crankshaft flywheel acts as a rotational inertia reservoir, absorbing and storing excess energy during the power stroke and releasing it during the compression and exhaust strokes.