DCDC-002 BICSI Data Center Design Consultant

BICSI Data Center Design Consultant – DCDC

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Question # 1

To Supply Primary Power To Data Center Equipment

To backup data center equipment

To supply electricity only during regular working hour

To reduce carbon footprint in the utility industry

Question # 2

where should engineering offices be located?

adjacent to equipment rooms they support

in a separate building

far away from the data center

inside computer room

Question # 3

What room should have its own dedicated air handling system apart from the computer room?

Electrical Room

Break Room

Printer Room

Storage Room

Telecommunications Room

Question # 4

What are the speed and distance limitations of FiCON?

100 Mbps @ up to 20km

1 Gbps @ up to 100m

10 Gbps @ up to 40km

100 Gbps @ up to 10km

Question # 5

What 3 standards books should be followed for data center grounding and bonding?

TIA 942, TIA 607 and IEEE 1100

UL 467, UL 96A and NFPA 70

TIA 568, ANSI/TIA-606-B and TIA 568-C.1

ASHRAE Standard 90.1, ASHRAE Standard 62.1 and ASHRAE Standard 55

Question # 6

What Enhanced Fujita Scale level is commonly used in wind loading calculations?

EF1,73-112 mph

EF2,113-157mph

EF3,158-206mph

EF4,207-260 mph

Question # 7

What is the difference between a hot aisle and a cold aisle containment system?

Hot aisle containment system encloses the hot aisle to prevent mixing with the cold air while cold aisle containment system encloses the cold aisle to prevent mixing with the hot air

Hot aisle containment system is more efficient in terms of cooling than cold aisle containment system

Cold aisle containment system is more cost-effective than hot aisle containment system

Hot aisle containment system is more flexible and adaptable to changing needs than cold aisle containment system