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An iterative method of solving the hydrodynamic equations of lubrication of a piston ring is described. Some results of the calculations are compared with the measured values of the oil-film thickness in an actual engine. It is shown that there are disagreements of up to a factor of 8 between the theoretical and measured values. Further experiments were carried out on a single ring in a motored rig and here it was shown that although the film thickness is considerably greater, it is still not in complete agreement with the theory.
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