fordulatszámának

The term "fordulatszámának" is a Hungarian word that translates to "its rotational speed" or "its revolution per minute" in English. It refers to the number of complete turns or rotations an object makes around its axis in a given period, typically one minute. This concept is fundamental in physics and engineering, describing the angular velocity of rotating bodies.

In practical applications, "fordulatszámának" is a crucial parameter for understanding and controlling the performance of machinery. For example, the rotational speed of an engine's crankshaft, measured in revolutions per minute (RPM), indicates how fast the engine is running. Similarly, the "fordulatszámának" of a motor determines how quickly a connected device operates. This measurement is vital for efficiency, power output, and preventing damage due to excessive speed.

The unit of "fordulatszámának" is revolutions per minute (RPM), often denoted by the symbol "ford/perc" or simply "f/p" in Hungarian contexts. Measuring and managing this rotational speed is essential for a wide range of applications, from small electric motors to large industrial turbines and even the spinning of a record on a turntable. Understanding "fordulatszámának" allows for precise calibration and operation of mechanical systems.