Axioms and classifications of Energy Wheel, (E.W.), supersimple machine, like crankshafts with singular or multiple work

This article explores axioms behind various Energy Wheel (E.W.) models, part of a unique family of super-simple machines with the potential to revolutionize technology, particularly as components of the gravitational-restitutive engine (G.R.M.). It examines how work in a gravitational field (Wu – W(Res.) = W(Ne+)) drives these machines, the evolution of E.W. construction with changes in wheel radius (R2) and weight positions (∆T0, ∆T1), and the design of machines capable of performing three tasks simultaneously. Finally, it compares E.W. models to identify optimal wheel shapes and materials for efficient, environmentally friendly, and market-competitive devices.