háromciklusú

háromciklusú is a Hungarian adjective meaning "three-cycle" or "three-phase". It is most commonly used in the context of electrical engineering to describe a three-phase electrical system. A three-phase system is a method of electric power generation, transmission, and distribution that is more efficient than single-phase systems for high-power applications. It consists of three separate alternating current (AC) voltages that are timed to be 120 degrees out of phase with each other. This arrangement allows for a more constant power delivery and can reduce the amount of conductor material needed compared to equivalent single-phase systems.

In mechanical engineering, "háromciklusú" can refer to a three-stage process or a device with three distinct cycles of operation. For example, a three-stage compressor would be described as "háromciklusú kompresszor". It can also be used in other contexts where a process or structure is divided into three sequential or concurrent phases. The specific meaning depends heavily on the surrounding terminology and the field of application. Generally, it signifies a system or process that operates in or is composed of three distinct but often interconnected cycles.