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What is defined as the 'Ring section' (or ring belt) of an engine piston?
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- 1The portion of the piston containing the grooves for the compression and oil rings.✓
- 2The localized internal area where the gudgeon pin boss is integrated.
- 3The lowest trailing edge portion of the piston skirt.
- 4The bottom-most structural section that connects to the small end of the connecting rod.
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The portion of the piston containing the grooves for the compression and oil rings.
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