rotorowe

Rotorowe is a Polish term formed from rotor and the adjectival suffix -owe. In technical usage it describes things that involve a rotor, the rotating component that acts as the moving element in a machine. The word appears in engineering dictionaries, product catalogs, and standards to name rotor-based machines, subsystems, and components.

In electrical engineering, rotorowe machines include motors and generators where the rotor is the rotating part connected to the shaft. The rotor’s design—such as the winding style, mass distribution, and magnetic arrangement—affects torque, speed characteristics, efficiency, and dynamic response. In turbomachinery and fluid machinery, rotorowe components refer to the rotating wheel, disk, or impeller assemblies within turbines, compressors, and pumps; rotor balance, stiffness, and cooling influence reliability and performance.

The term is also used in mechanical contexts to designate assemblies where a rotor is the primary moving element, such as rotor bearings, rotor disks, and rotor assemblies. In modern Polish technical language, rotorowe is typically part of compound terms (układy rotorowe, maszyny rotorowe, części rotorowe) to describe rotor-centric designs.

See also: rotor, rotor dynamics, rotorcraft, electric machine.