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Description
Flywheel with Counter refers to a physics laboratory apparatus commonly used in educational institutions in Bangladesh. It is a cast iron flywheel (typically 8 inches / 20 cm diameter) mounted on a horizontal axle with a mechanical revolution counter (to count rotations) and often a pointer or scale for measuring angular velocity or moment of inertia Students wind a string around the axle, attach a weight, release it to spin the wheel, and use the counter to measure revolutions over time (or until it stops due to friction). The energy stored is proportional to the square of rotational speed Flywheel with Counter Bangladesh
- 1. Experiment On The Moment Of Mass Inertia Of A Flywheel
- 2. Steel Flywheel
- 3. Steel Shaft Used As Drive Pulley
- 4. Set Of Weights
- 5. Ball Bearing Mounted Shaft
- 6. Anodised Aluminum Base Plate wall mounted.
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