ülekoormusanduritel

ülekoormusanduritel is an Estonian term that translates to "overload sensors" in English. These sensors are crucial components in various mechanical and electrical systems designed to detect and prevent damage caused by excessive force, pressure, or current. Their primary function is to monitor a system's operational parameters and trigger an alert or automatic shutdown mechanism when these parameters exceed predefined safe limits.

In mechanical systems, overload sensors can be found in applications such as cranes, industrial machinery, and vehicle suspension. They might measure strain, torque, or pressure, and upon detecting an overload, they can signal an operator or engage a safety brake. This prevents structural failure and ensures the longevity of the equipment.

In electrical systems, overload sensors, often referred to as overload relays or circuit breakers, protect against damage from excessive electrical current. This can occur due to short circuits or prolonged operation above a device's capacity. When an overload is detected, these sensors interrupt the flow of electricity, preventing overheating, fire, or damage to sensitive electronic components. The implementation of overload sensors is a fundamental aspect of safety engineering across a wide range of industries.