tartaléknyomás

Tartaléknyomás, often translated as "reserve pressure" or "standby pressure" in English, refers to a specific type of pressure maintained in a system as a backup or for operational flexibility. This concept is most commonly encountered in the context of hydraulic or pneumatic systems.

In many industrial and automotive applications, a primary hydraulic or pneumatic system operates under a defined pressure range for its main functions. Tartaléknyomás exists alongside this primary pressure. It might be used to power auxiliary components, to ensure immediate availability of a certain function without requiring the main system to reach its full operating pressure, or to compensate for minor leaks in the primary system.

For instance, in a hydraulic braking system, a secondary circuit might maintain a lower but constant pressure (tartaléknyomás) to ensure that if the primary circuit experiences a failure, there is still some braking capability. Similarly, in manufacturing equipment, a reserve pressure might be held to quickly engage a clamping mechanism or to move a component without waiting for the main hydraulic pump to build up to its full operating pressure. The exact implementation and purpose of tartaléknyomás can vary significantly depending on the specific design and application of the system.