dilatációs
Dilatáció is a term used in physics and engineering to describe the expansion or contraction of a substance due to changes in temperature or pressure. In the context of thermal expansion, most materials increase in volume when heated and decrease in volume when cooled. This phenomenon is governed by the material's coefficient of thermal expansion, which quantifies how much its size changes per degree of temperature change.
Engineers must account for dilatáció in structural design. For example, bridges and railway tracks are built
Dilatáció is not limited to solids. Liquids and gases also undergo thermal expansion, though often to a