többfázisúak

Többfázisúak is a Hungarian term that translates to "multi-phase" or "multipart" in English. It is commonly used in various technical and scientific contexts to describe systems, processes, or phenomena that consist of multiple distinct stages or components.

In physics and engineering, "többfázisú" often refers to multiphase flow, which involves the simultaneous movement of two or more phases, such as liquid and gas, or solid and liquid, within the same system. Examples include boiling water in a pipe, oil and gas extraction, or pneumatic conveying of solids. Understanding multiphase flow is crucial for designing and optimizing many industrial processes.

The term can also apply to electrical systems, describing a multiphase power supply. This type of electrical system uses multiple alternating current (AC) sources that are offset in phase from each other. This allows for more efficient power transmission and the operation of certain types of motors and machinery. Common configurations include three-phase power, widely used in industrial and commercial settings.

Beyond these specific technical fields, "többfázisú" can be used more generally to denote anything with multiple sequential or concurrent parts. For instance, a project might be described as "többfázisú" if it is broken down into several distinct phases for planning and execution. Similarly, a biological process or a chemical reaction could be considered "többfázisú" if it occurs in distinct stages or involves multiple interacting components. The core idea remains the presence of more than one identifiable phase or part.