feltkrav

Feltkrav is a Norwegian term that translates to "felt requirement" or "field requirement." It generally refers to specific conditions, standards, or specifications that must be met within a particular domain or context, often in a practical or operational setting rather than a purely theoretical one. The term is commonly used in engineering, military, and technical fields.

In engineering, feltkrav might outline the performance criteria a material must exhibit under certain environmental stresses, or the operational parameters a device must achieve in its intended use. For instance, a component might have a feltkrav specifying its resistance to corrosion or its ability to withstand a particular temperature range. In a military context, feltkrav can relate to the capabilities of equipment, the training standards for personnel, or the operational readiness of a unit. These requirements are crucial for ensuring that systems and individuals function effectively and safely in real-world scenarios. The term emphasizes the practical, demonstrable, and observable aspects of a requirement, differentiating it from abstract or design-level specifications. It underscores the necessity of validation and verification in the actual field of operation.