siirtokyvylle

Siirtokyvylle is the allative form of the Finnish noun siirtokyky, which refers to transfer capacity or the ability to move something from one point to another. Siirtokyky describes the maximum rate or amount that a system can transfer information, energy, or goods under given conditions. The form siirtokyvylle is used in Finnish to indicate the target or context of transfer capacity, for example in phrases that discuss the effects on or requirements for transfer capacity.

In practical use, siirtokyky is a broad concept applied across several fields. In data and telecommunication networks, siirtokyky (throughput or capacity) denotes how much data can be transmitted through a link or network, typically measured in bits per second. In electric power systems, siirtokyky refers to the amount of active power that can be transferred across a pathway or interconnection under security constraints, often expressed in megawatts. In logistics and transport, it describes how much goods can be moved over a route or mode within a period, affecting planning and reliability.

Siirtokyvylle appears in technical and regulatory texts to specify the object of discussion or mandate. Examples include phrases such as siirtokyvylle asetetut rajoitukset (restrictions placed on transfer capacity) and vaikutukset siirtokyvylle (effects on transfer capacity). The term is used to frame analyses, planning, and policy decisions related to capacity and bottlenecks across systems.

See also: siirtokyky, throughput, transmission capacity, transfer capability.