Vysokotepelná

Vysokotepelná is a Czech adjective meaning "high-temperature" or "high-thermal." It is commonly used in scientific and technical contexts to describe materials, processes, or conditions that involve elevated temperatures. For instance, "vysokotepelná pec" translates to "high-temperature furnace," referring to an oven designed to operate at very high heat levels for industrial or laboratory purposes. Similarly, "vysokotepelná izolace" would indicate insulation capable of withstanding extreme heat.

The adjective can also be applied to phenomena or states. "Vysokotepelná plazma" describes plasma that exists at extremely high temperatures, a state of matter found in stars or generated in fusion reactors. In materials science, "vysokotepelná slitina" refers to an alloy engineered to maintain its structural integrity and properties under high thermal stress. The term emphasizes the characteristic of enduring or generating significant heat, distinguishing it from normal or low-temperature applications. Its usage is precise and specific, serving to clearly define the thermal parameters involved in a given subject.