Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

eine Kernlochbohrung zur Kabeleinführung durchführen

English translation:

(e. g.) to drill a core hole to feed/route the cable(s)

Added to glossary by Veronika Neuhold
Jan 3, 2008 11:33
16 yrs ago
German term

eine Kernlochbohrung zur Kabeleinführung durchführen

German to English Tech/Engineering Construction / Civil Engineering Wärmekraftwerk/Baustellenbericht
-Umsetzung des Serverschrankes ist geklärt. Eine Kernlochbohrung zur Kabeleinführung muss durchgeführt werden.

Kernloch = tapping hole, cored hole (?)
Kabeleinführung = cable entry point

Suggestion: to bore a tapping hole to the cable entry point

Doubt: Can you say "to bore a hole TO something"?
Change log

Jan 8, 2008 12:23: Veronika Neuhold changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/602756">Veronika Neuhold's</a> old entry - "eine Kernlochbohrung zur Kabeleinführung durchführen"" to ""A (tapping) hole must be drilled to feed cable(s) through""

Jan 8, 2008 12:23: Veronika Neuhold changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/602756">Veronika Neuhold's</a> old entry - "eine Kernlochbohrung zur Kabeleinführung durchführen"" to ""(e. g.) to drill a core hole must to feed/route the cable(s)""

Discussion

Harry Borsje Jan 3, 2008:
It's probably a good idea to rephrase the sentence, e.g. (using various suggestions from below): to drill/cut a hole using a core drill/cutter (or: by core hole drilling)
Ventnai Jan 3, 2008:
sorry, we'd normally say drill a hole
Ventnai Jan 3, 2008:
to bore a hole in something

Proposed translations

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Selected

A (tapping) hole must be drilled to feed cable(s) through

I'm not sure about the type of hole. As far as I can make out, a core hole is for exploration. In this case, it's the server rack, which is made of metal. Hole is probably sufficient. There are possibly/probably more cables than just one.

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Note added at 1 Stunde (2008-01-03 12:56:09 GMT)
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You could say "core a hole" if you are sure it is through concrete or masonry.

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Note added at 1 Stunde (2008-01-03 12:59:27 GMT)
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if you use core, I think the hole would be quite big, though. It's usually to insert a post or something.
Note from asker:
What about "a hole must be cored to feed cable(s) through"?
Peer comment(s):

neutral Harry Borsje : Said hole is more likely to be made through a (concrete) wall or floor (and will probably be >>20-30 mm in diameter)
8 mins
Prossibly true, but I don't think it's "core hole" either. To be quite honest, I think we would just say "drill a hole".
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14 mins

to trepan a cable inlet hole

es wird hierbei nur ein Kranz gebohrt; "Kernbohren" wird häufiger gebraucht; Gegenteil: "Vollbohrung"
Peer comment(s):

neutral Ventnai : not "trepan"
9 mins
it is a Webster's entry ("..to cut a disk out ..")!
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21 mins

to make a core drill hole to feed the cable

Various ways to formulate the last bit. For the first bit, I think that in construction core hole drilling is more appropriate.
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2 hrs

cut a core to feed through the cable

I would say you generally cut a core, you don't make a core drill hole, etc.
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3 hrs

drill a core hole to route (or feed) the cable

OK, I will add my 2 cents, too (either euro or US).
I would 'drill' a hole, not perform a drilling and even though the German says introduce the cable, I think you might sound more natural with 'route'

The first link says:

"Fire-Rated Poke-Through
A cable distribution device which is fitted through a predrilled core hole and allows cables to be fed from the floor below. A compartment at or above the floor surface is used to provide voice, data, power and video connections while maintaining the fire integrity of the floor."

I would avoid the use of 'tapping' because in the USA that connotes that the hole is threaded.
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