korkeajännitteisempää

korkeajännitteisempää is a Finnish word that translates to "more high-voltage" or "higher voltage." It is the comparative form of the adjective "korkeajännitteinen," meaning high-voltage. This term is primarily used in the context of electricity and electrical engineering.

The phrase "korkeajännitteisempää" would be used when comparing two or more electrical systems, circuits, or situations based on their voltage levels. For instance, one might say that a particular power line is "korkeajännitteisempää" than another if its operating voltage is numerically greater. Similarly, in a discussion about electrical safety, a scenario might be described as "korkeajännitteisempää" if the potential for danger due to high voltage is increased.

The concept of higher voltage has several implications. Higher voltage generally allows for more efficient transmission of electrical power over long distances with less energy loss due to resistance. However, it also presents greater safety challenges, requiring more robust insulation and more stringent safety protocols to prevent electrical shock and other hazards. Therefore, the term "korkeajännitteisempää" can implicitly refer to a situation with either greater efficiency or greater risk, or both, depending on the specific context.