nyomásellenrzött

The Hungarian word "nyomásellenrzött" translates to "pressure-controlled" in English. This term is used in various technical and engineering contexts to describe a system, device, or process that operates under regulated or monitored pressure.

In engineering, a nyomásellenrzött system often refers to equipment where internal or external pressure is maintained within a specific range to ensure proper function, safety, or efficiency. This could apply to pneumatic or hydraulic systems, boilers, pipelines, or even enclosed environments like laboratories or cleanrooms. The control mechanism might involve sensors that detect pressure fluctuations and actuators that adjust valves, pumps, or vents to counteract these changes.

The concept of pressure control is fundamental in many industrial applications. For instance, in manufacturing, maintaining consistent pressure is crucial for processes like injection molding or welding. In medical devices, precise pressure control is vital for life support equipment such as ventilators. Safety systems also frequently incorporate pressure-controlled elements, such as pressure relief valves designed to prevent over-pressurization in tanks or vessels. The "ellenrzött" aspect emphasizes that the pressure is not merely present but actively managed and regulated.