An Intermediate Piston Ring is positioned between the top and bottom rings on the piston. The primary function of the intermediate ring is to create a gas-tight seal between the piston and cylinder wall, preventing combustion gases from escaping and oil from entering the combustion chamber during the power stroke. It exerts outward pressure against the cylinder wall, ensuring a tight seal. It maintains contact with the cylinder wall while allowing for the necessary reciprocating motion of the piston. Attributes:• Prevents oil from entering the combustion chamber, reducing oil consumption and optimizing lubrication• Dissipate heat from the piston to the cylinder, preventing overheating and maintaining optimal operating temperaturesApplications:An Intermediate Piston Ring maintains proper compression levels, and the intermediate ring contributes to engine power. Ensures a tight seal, minimizing gas leakage and maintaining combustion efficiency.