Nízkotlakové

Nízkotlakové is a Czech adjective meaning "low pressure". It is most commonly used in the context of weather phenomena and engineering. In meteorology, nízkotlakové refers to areas of low atmospheric pressure, often associated with unsettled weather, clouds, and precipitation. A nízkotlakové systém, or low-pressure system, can bring about storms, wind, and rain. Conversely, areas of high pressure are referred to as vysokotlakové.

In engineering and technical applications, nízkotlakové describes systems or components that operate under reduced pressure compared to atmospheric pressure or a higher operating pressure. This can include nízkotlakové potrubí (low-pressure piping) or nízkotlakové čerpadlo (low-pressure pump). The specific meaning depends on the context of the system being described. For example, in a heating system, nízkotlakové can refer to the pressure of the water or steam circulating through the radiators. In pneumatics, it denotes air pressure below a certain threshold. The term emphasizes a condition of reduced pressure, distinguishing it from ambient or higher pressure states.