reservegraad
Reservegraad is a Dutch term that translates roughly to “reserve degree” and refers to the level of spare capacity or backup resources kept beyond current needs. The concept is used in planning and risk management to indicate how much slack a system has to absorb unexpected demand, outages, or delays.
In practice, reservegraad appears in contexts such as energy systems (where it indicates the amount of generation
Measurement and interpretation: Reservegraad is often expressed as a percentage of total capacity or as an
Examples: In power grids, a higher reservegraad helps cover sudden demand spikes or generator failures. In manufacturing,
Limitations: The term is not uniformly standardized; definitions and calculation methods vary by sector and organization.