suurvõimsates

Suurvõimsates is an Estonian term used to describe devices, systems, or components that operate at high power levels. The word is formed from suur (big) and võimsus (power or capacity) and is commonly used in technical and industrial contexts to indicate equipment with substantial electrical or mechanical output. In practice, "suurvõimsates" is used in phrases like "suurvõimsates seadmetes" to refer to components designed to handle large power ratings.

Common domains include electrical power generation and distribution (generators, transformers, switchgear), industrial motors and drives, electric propulsion systems, and high-power amplifiers in audio or RF applications. Examples of high-power equipment include turbines and generators in power plants, large industrial motors, high-capacity transformers, and railway or marine propulsion systems.

Design and safety aspects: These systems require robust thermal management, advanced insulation, and reliable protective schemes. Efficiency, reliability, and fault tolerance are critical due to the energy involved and potential hazards. Compliance with standards such as IEC and EN families, as well as local electrical codes, is common for safe operation and interoperability.

Overall, suurvõimsates describes a broad category at the upper end of power ratings, spanning multiple industries and scales from kilowatts to megawatts.