Malvern Iron Fly Wheel Unit for Energy Transfer, 6" Diameter

The Malvern Fly Wheel is an energy transfer demonstration apparatus built around a solid iron flywheel measuring 5" in diameter and 0.625" thick. The flywheel is mounted in a cast bracket with bearings, attached to a sturdy wooden base fitted with rubber stoppers to prevent movement during operation. Used in conjunction with a large motor/generator and a lamp unit, this apparatus demonstrates the conversion of electrical energy to kinetic energy and back again. The iron flywheel stores rotational kinetic energy, making the energy transfer visible and measurable as students observe the relationship between electrical input, mechanical rotation, and electrical output. The base measures 6" x 4" x 1.25", and the overall apparatus dimensions are approximately 6.5" high, 6" long, and 4" wide. The solid iron construction and cast bracket ensure stable, repeatable demonstrations.