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Flywheel - Wikipedia
A flywheel is a mechanical device that uses the conservation of angular momentum to store rotational energy
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FLYWHEEL Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
A heavy wheel attached to a rotating shaft, a flywheel smooths out delivery of power from a motor to a machine. The inertia of the flywheel moderates ...
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What Is A Flywheel & What Does It Do? - AutoGuru
A flywheel keeps the engine running by connecting the engine with the transmission via a clutch to transfer power to the wheels.
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fly-wheel
ˈfly-ˈwheel [f. fly n.2 + wheel.] A wheel with a heavy rim, attached to a revolving shaft, in order either to regulate the motion of the machinery, or to accumulate power. (Cf. fly n.2 5 c.) Also attrib. and Comb.[1782 Watt Patent in Muirhead Mech. Invent. Watt III. 71 The heavy fly xx is put in mot...
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What Is a Flywheel? - Cars.com
A flywheel is a heavy disc attached to the end of a rotating shaft that helps smooth out the engine's power pulses and store energy through rotational momentum.
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Fly Wheels: Toys & Games - Amazon.com
Fly Wheels Disney Princess Ride-On 10" Tricycle with Sounds - Toddler Bike Trike, Ages 18-36M, for Kids 33”-35” Tall and up to 35 Lbs., Large.
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George Gribble
George Gribble's nephew, Ernie, died from terrible injuries after being trapped in the fly-wheel during an accident with the family's traction engine.
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Flywheel on Car Engines: Functions and How It Works - Wuling
The flywheel works by storing mechanical energy generated by torque and then releasing this energy by rotating the engine.
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Flywheel - Explained - YouTube
How does a flywheel work? What is a flywheel? This video looks at the importance of flywheels and their purpose within an engine setup.
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fly wheels - Target
Flywheels for kids: 10" trikes, ride-on cars, and toy vehicles with electronic sounds, LED lights, battery-powered, and remote control.
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Flywheel for Cars, Trucks & SUVs - AutoZone.com
Pick up every flywheel for manual transmission component to complete your drivetrain overhaul. With flywheel replacement parts like ours, your driving ...
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counterfly
counterfly Mech. (ˈkaʊntəflaɪ) [counter- 8.] A heavy fly-wheel running at a high velocity on an intermediate shaft for equalizing the power of rolling-mill engines.
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Ada Henry Van Pelt
She noticed that the popular fly-wheel mechanism on the ferry was losing a substantial amount of power, causing inefficiencies in the engine and therefore
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splash-
splash- the stem of splash v.1, occurring in some combs., as splash-and-dash a., making much fuss and show; splashback, a panel fastened to and protecting the wall behind a sink, cooker, etc., from splashes; splash cymbal, a small, light cymbal; splash-dash adv., in a headlong manner; splashguard, a...
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Alfonso Caruana
At the time, the Cuntrera-Caruana family was labeled as "the fly-wheel of the drug trade and the indispensable link between suppliers and distributors.
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