Product overview A handson educational model designed for engineering physics enthusiasts to observe and explore basic heat engine principles. The unit offers a simple, intuitive way to see how thermal energy can be converted into mechanical motion, making abstract concepts easier to understand. Key benefits Clear demonstration of working principles: Designed for direct manipulation so users can observe cause and effect and deepen their interest in physics. Easy to operate: Preheat with hot water for one minute, then start by turning the flywheel clockwise. Practical for learning: Encourages experimentation and reinforces theoretical lessons through visible, realworld motion. Features and attributes Function: Demonstrates the conversion of thermal energy to mechanical motion through a simple, manual start procedure. Usability: Intended for handson use by students, hobbyists, and educators who want an accessible, engaging demonstration tool. Design emphasis: Simple operation and straightforward setup support repeated classroom or individual demonstrations. Typical applications Classroom demonstration: Use during lectures or lab sessions to illustrate basic thermodynamic and mechanical principles. Home study and hobby projects: Explore the behavior of heatdriven mechanisms in a compact, interactive format. Science clubs and outreach: Provide a visual, tactile example for workshops and informal learning events. What to expect A compact, easytouse demonstration model that requires only a brief hot water preheat and a clockwise turn of the flywheel to begin operation. It is intended to make core engineering physics concepts more tangible through direct observation and practice.