elosztóhálózatot

elosztóhálózatot is the Hungarian term for a distribution network, specifically referring to the infrastructure used to deliver electricity, gas, or water to consumers. In the context of electricity, it is the part of the power system that connects the transmission network to the end-users. This network comprises substations, power lines, and transformers that reduce voltage to a level suitable for domestic, commercial, and industrial use. The primary function of an elosztóhálózatot is to ensure a reliable and safe supply of energy to all connected customers.

For gas, an elosztóhálózatot consists of pipelines, regulators, and meters that transport natural gas from high-pressure transmission lines to individual buildings. Similarly, a water distribution network involves a system of pipes, pumps, and storage tanks that deliver potable water to homes and businesses from treatment facilities. The design and maintenance of these networks are critical for public health, safety, and the economy. Various regulatory bodies oversee the operation and expansion of elosztóhálózatok to ensure efficiency and compliance with standards. Investments in modernizing these networks are ongoing to improve resilience, reduce losses, and integrate new energy sources.