File:47mm piston rings.jpg

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A pair of en:piston rings mounted on a 47 mm en:piston.

Note the use of a pin to prevent the piston rings rotating around the piston. This is a feature of piston-ported engines, most of which (and for those 47 mm diameter, we can assume all of them) are two-strokes.

Picture taken and released into the en:public domain by en:User:Kallemax.
Date 17 December 2006 (original upload date)
Source Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons.
Author The original uploader was Kallemax at English Wikipedia.

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  • 2006-12-17 21:37 Kallemax 1109×480×8 (155003 bytes) A pair of [[piston ring]]s mounted on a 47mm [[piston]]. Picture taken and released into the [[public domain]] by [[User:Kallemax]]. {{PD-user|Kallemax}} [[Category:Photographs by User:Kallemax]]

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