Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

trémies techniques

English translation:

service shafts/ducts

Added to glossary by Clive Wilshin
Jun 20, 2002 00:00
21 yrs ago
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French term

trémies techniques

French to English Tech/Engineering Electronics / Elect Eng electrical
Bâtiment alimenté en basse tension partant du local compteurs, situé au premier sous sol, et distribuer via des trémies techniques aux différents étages (if possible, whole sentence)

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Service shafts

En général, ouverture dans le plancher, traversant au moins un étage. Cette aire verticale dans un bâtiment est prévue pour l'installation des équipements mécaniques.
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "All suggestions quite similar, but I thought yours was the best explanation."
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(wall or floor) openings (for cable path)

Low voltage supplied to building from meter room, located at first basement level, and distributed via (wall/floor) openings to various floors/levels
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agree PaulaMac (X) : This sentence, with Guy's suggestion: service conduit
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agree tinam966
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service conduits

itès what you put service cables & tubes in, in a building
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agree PaulaMac (X) : With JLDSF's sentence - Nice one guys!
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service duct

Whilst agreeing with the previous answerer, I'd also like to propose this alternative, which may be appropriate, placing as it does less emphasis on the vertical nature [which IS, of course, implied in 'tremie']; however, in my experience of electrical instalaltions, I'd say that 'duct' is probably more likely to be encountered, and such additional precision is somewhat superfluous. And 'duct' certainly CAN be used for something vertical as well as horizontal
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agree blomguib (X)
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Thanks, blomguib! (only just discovered your comment, sorry!)
agree Alina Barrow
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Thanks, Alina!
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