Kõrgtemperatuurilise

Kõrgtemperatuurilise is an Estonian adjective that translates to "high-temperature" in English. It is used to describe phenomena, materials, or processes that occur or are capable of withstanding very high temperatures. This term is commonly found in scientific and technical contexts.

In materials science, "kõrgtemperatuurilise" might refer to materials designed to maintain their structural integrity and properties under extreme heat, such as certain ceramics or alloys used in aerospace or industrial furnaces. These materials often have high melting points and excellent thermal stability.

In physics and chemistry, the adjective can describe reactions or states of matter that exist only at elevated temperatures. For example, a "kõrgtemperatuurilise plasma" refers to plasma that is exceptionally hot. Similarly, a "kõrgtemperatuurilise keevitus" would denote a welding process carried out at unusually high temperatures, often requiring specialized equipment and safety precautions.

The concept of "kõrgtemperatuurilise" is relative and depends on the specific field of study or application. What is considered high temperature in one context might be moderate in another. Therefore, when encountering this term, it is important to consider the surrounding information to understand the precise temperature range being discussed.