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1952 Paris Grand Prix
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Emmanuel de Graffenried Scuderia Enrico Platé Maserati 4CLT/48 42 laps, gudgeon pin 16 Ret 34 Robin Montgomerie-Charrington Bill Aston Aston Butterworth
Single- and double-acting cylinders
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single-acting cylinders. Their pistons are usually trunk pistons, where the gudgeon pin joint of the connecting rod is within the piston itself. This avoids
High-speed steam engine
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combustion engines today, where there is no separate crosshead and the gudgeon pin of the connecting rod is moved up within the piston itself. This provides
Francis Thomas Ford
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Power" piston rings Jan 1931 GB341798 and Jan 1932 GB318783. The Secura Gudgeon pin retainers Jun 1934 GB412227 "Forwell Jig" for remetalling white metal
Nissan A engine
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A12A also uses a different (stronger) conrod with a larger diameter gudgeon pin . The A12A shared a common block and crankshaft with the redesigned A12
Vauxhall 20-60
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Pistons are of cast-iron. Three rings are set around the pistons above the gudgeon pin , one is a scraper. Cylinder head material cast-iron, demountable Valvetrain
Monopole (company)
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Several other companies were later absorbed, including valve maker Jeudy, gudgeon pin maker Marty, and piston maker Nova. On 1 July 1963, the Perfect Circle
Aston Martin DP214
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failure was caused by inadequate strength around the underside of the gudgeon -pin boss. John Wyer records that both cars (as well as DP215) were capable
William Watson (motoring pioneer)
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3-litre class, was forced to retire in the second lap with a broken gudgeon pin . In the next year's Coupe de l'Auto he was forced to retire in the 12th
Cox model engine
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displacement of 0.1525 cu. in. or 2.499 c.c. with thicker wall cylinder and gudgeon pin conrod instead of a ball socket. This engine produced 340W @ 18,000 rpm
List of accidents and incidents involving military aircraft (1943–1944)
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gases passing beyond the piston rings of that piston which caused the gudgeon pin to fail and the connecting rod to break away which then broke through