kapacitásfaktort
Kapacitásfaktor is a Hungarian term that translates to "capacity factor" in English. It is a dimensionless number used to describe the ratio of the actual output of a power plant or energy generation facility over a period of time to its maximum possible output during that same period. The capacity factor is a measure of how effectively a power source is utilized.
The formula for calculating the capacity factor is: Capacity Factor = (Actual Energy Produced) / (Maximum Possible Energy
A capacity factor of 100% would mean the plant operated at its maximum rated power continuously throughout
For example, renewable energy sources like solar and wind have naturally fluctuating outputs and therefore typically