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Fordulatszámta is a Hungarian term that translates to "rotational speed" or "RPM" (revolutions per minute) in English. It is a fundamental measurement used across many fields, particularly in engineering and mechanics, to describe how quickly a rotating object is turning. This object could be anything from a motor shaft, a fan, a wheel, or even a biological structure like a centrifuge.

The concept of rotational speed is crucial for understanding the performance and operation of machinery. For example, in an engine, the Fordulatszámta directly influences power output. Higher rotational speeds generally lead to higher power, up to certain limits. Similarly, in industrial machinery, controlling the Fordulatszámta is essential for achieving desired outcomes, such as the speed of a conveyor belt or the cutting speed of a tool.

Measurement of Fordulatszámta is typically done using a tachometer. These devices can be mechanical, optical, or electronic. The unit of measurement, revolutions per minute, indicates the number of complete turns an object makes in one minute. A higher Fordulatszámta signifies faster rotation, while a lower Fordulatszámta indicates slower rotation. Understanding and monitoring Fordulatszámta is vital for efficient operation, diagnostics, and maintenance of many mechanical systems.