BICSI Data Center Design Consultant - DCDC - DCDC-002 Free Exam Questions

A. 2000 lbs per sq. ft.

B. 1500 lbs per sq. ft.

C. 1750 lbs per sq. ft.

D. 1000 lbs per sq. ft.

E. 1250 lbs per sq. ft.

A. with a continuously sealed rubberized moisture barrier

B. using standard concrete mix without any additives

C. only with steel reinforcement bars

D. with waterproof vinyl tiles

A. A Minimum clear road width and sixteen (16) ft height clearance throughout.

B. A Minimum clear road width with fourteen (14)ft hight clearance throughout.

C. None Of The Above.

D. A Minimum clear road width and six(06) ft height clearance throughout.

A. leaks leading to water infiltration into data center

B. fire risk near data center property

C. poor aesthetic appearance around facility exterior

D. susceptibility to theft or damage by unauthorized personnel

A. 2 AWG

B. 6 AWG

C. 4 AWG

D. 8 AWG

A. 1 % of total room volume

B. 20%of total room volume

C. 15%of total room volume

D. None Of These answers

A. 45%

B. 50%

C. 55%

D. 60%

A. Maximum twenty-five racks in each row only

B. Ten Racks in Length

C. All

D. None

E. Do not exceed 20 racks in length and dead-end rows not to exceed ten racks long

A. 6 inches and 8 inches

B. 4 inches and 6 inches

C. 10 inches and12inches

D. 8 inches and 10 inches

A. far away from loading dock

B. adjacent or near secured loading dock

C. inside data center

D. offsite

A. Below the access floor

B. Hot aisle

C. Above the access floor

D. Cold aisle

A. At least four circuits each from different distribution stations but fed via common feeders

B. Two balanced feeds with different voltages derived from a single distribution station

C. At least One Circuit from two Separate Substations and Different Voltage Levels

D. One balanced feeder coordinated with upstream backup feed

A. 8ft

B. 6ft

C. 7ft

D. 9 ft

A. 12"

B. 24"

C. 6"

D. 18"

A. to house all company-wide communication devices

B. none of these

C. to store backup telecommunication devices

D. to provide a secure area where access provider outdoor cable can be converted, to indoor cable, and, house access provider owned equipment