vuodotuksen

Vuototuksen is a Finnish noun that denotes the act or phenomenon of leakage or seepage. It is formed from the noun vuoto “leak” with the abstract noun suffix -tus, and its genitive singular is vuototuksen. In everyday Finnish, vuototo-ton use is relatively rare; vuototuksen tends to appear in technical, legal, or formal discourse, for example in engineering reports, environmental studies, and risk assessments.

In engineering and construction contexts, vuototuksen refers to unwanted leakage through seals, joints, or barriers. Typical expressions include vuototuksen ehkäisy (prevention of leakage) and vuototuksen korjaus (repair of leakage). The term is commonly found in specifications, maintenance plans, and safety analyses where sealing and impermeability are essential.

In hydrology and environmental science, vuototuksen can describe seepage of water or other fluids through soil layers or engineered barriers. It is used in discussions of groundwater protection, waste containment, and remediation strategies, such as assessing vuototuksen hallinta (control of seepage) in containment systems.

In information security and data policy discussions, the notion of leakage may be invoked in more general terms. However, in Finnish these contexts more commonly use tietovuoto (data leak) or vuotamisen riski; vuototuksen appears mainly as a linguistic form rather than a standard technical term in this field.

See also: vuoto, vuotaminen, vuotavuus, tiivistys, vesieristys, tietovuoto. Notes on usage: vuototuksen is chiefly a formal or technical term; everyday language favors vuoto or vuotaminen for leakage phenomena.