The main function of piston compression rings is to __________.
• Piston compression rings vs. oil control rings and what each type is designed to do • How combustion gas pressure interacts with the piston and cylinder liner • Why a tight gas seal is important for engine efficiency and safety
• Ask yourself: What problem would occur if high‑pressure combustion gases could easily leak past the piston into the crankcase? • Which choice most directly relates to containing or controlling combustion pressure rather than lubrication or wear reduction? • Think about the name: "compression" ring. What part of the engine cycle is that referring to, and what must be maintained during that part?
• Identify which option directly describes sealing combustion pressure between piston and liner • Distinguish between gas sealing and lubricating oil control—they are related but not the same function • Eliminate any options that sound more like secondary benefits (side effects) rather than the primary design purpose of a compression ring
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