állórészben

Állórészben is a Hungarian term that translates to "stationary part" or "stator" in English. It refers to the component of a machine that remains fixed in place, as opposed to the moving or rotating parts. This concept is fundamental in the design and understanding of many mechanical and electrical devices.

In electrical machines, the állórészben typically contains windings or permanent magnets that generate or interact with a magnetic field. For example, in an electric motor, the állórészben is the outer casing that houses the stator, which creates the magnetic field that causes the rotor (the moving part) to spin. Similarly, in an electric generator, the állórészben holds the stator windings where electricity is induced by the rotating magnetic field of the rotor.

In mechanical systems, the term állórészben can refer to any non-moving structural element that supports or houses moving components. This could include the frame of a machine tool, the housing of a gearbox, or the chassis of a vehicle. The stability and integrity of the állórészben are crucial for the overall performance and safety of the device, as it provides the necessary reference point for the operation of the moving parts. Understanding the distinction between the állórészben and the mozgórészben (moving part) is essential for analyzing and troubleshooting the function of countless engineered systems.