dlésszöget

The term "dlésszöget" is a Hungarian word that translates to "angle of decline" or "downward angle" in English. It is primarily used in a technical context, often within fields such as engineering, surveying, and architecture. The dlésszöget refers to the angle formed between a horizontal plane and a line or surface that slopes downwards. It quantifies the steepness of a downward slope.

When measuring a dlésszöget, the angle is typically expressed in degrees. A larger dlésszöget indicates a steeper downward slope, while a smaller dlésszöget signifies a gentler decline. In surveying, for example, the dlésszöget is crucial for determining changes in elevation over a given distance, essential for planning roads, drainage systems, and construction projects. In engineering, it might be used to describe the pitch of a roof or the slope of a pipe. The concept is fundamental to understanding and calculating gravitational forces acting on inclined objects or fluids.