An Engine Piston Body is used in an internal combustion engine. This cylindrical structure undergoes reciprocating motion within the engine's cylinder, driven by the force generated during the combustion of fuel and air mixture. The piston body plays a role in transferring the force generated by the expanding gases to the crankshaft. This transfer of energy is for converting reciprocating motion into rotational motion, powering the equipment and facilitating its movement.

Attributes:
• It has a compression ratio of 15.5:1.
• Withstand high temperatures, pressures, and repetitive motion.
• Regulate the distribution of lubricating oil on the cylinder walls.
• Seal the combustion chamber, to prevent leakage of gases.

Applications:
An Engine Piston Body is used to facilitate the conversion of energy generated during the combustion process into mechanical motion, contributing to the overall operation and propulsion of the equipment.