Infraestructura para Data Centers - Buenas prácticas según la norma ANSI / BICSI 002-2011

BICSI 002 - 2011, sets forth requirements, recommendations and additional information that should be considered when working with critical systems, like the electrical, mechanical, and telecommunication networks, as well as other significant needs, such as site selection, security, and building needs.
To accomplish the delivery of these diverse subjects within a single volume, BICSI 002 integrated the key concepts and requirements from other documents and standards, from ISO, IEC, TIA, ASHRAE, NFPA and others, while providing reference to specific documents where more considerations or information is available. This feature, unique to BICSI 002, provides a comprehensive document, which is applicable world-wide, with the risk of differences between documents minimized.

Data center owners and operators; telecommunications and information technology (IT) consultants, project managers, and installers; professionals within facilities and physical security management; and A&E and construction firms involved with data centers will find benefit in purchasing BICSI 002.
As data centers continue to evolve, so too will this standard. Already in discussion are the expanding of facility availability and international information, and the addition of "green" technology and data center efficiency beyond PUE/DCiE.

Table of Contents:

• 1 Introduction
•  2 Scope
•  3 References
•  4 Definitions, Acronyms, Abbreviations, And Units Of Measurement
•  5 Space Planning
•  6 Site Selection
•  7 Architectural
•  8 Structural
•  9 Electrical Systems
•  10 Mechanical
•  11 Fire Protection
•  12 Security
•  13 Building Automation Systems
•  14 Telecommunications
•  15 Information Technology
•  16 Commissioning
•  17 Data Center Maintenance
•  Annex A: Design Process (Informative)
•  Annex B: Reliability And Availability (Informative)
•  Annex C: Referenced Documents (Informative)

 

 

BICSI’s international best-seller and the cornerstone of the Data Center Design Consultant (DCDC) credential. This 392-page standard covers all major systems found within a data center. Written by industry professionals from all major disciplines, this standard not only lists what a data center requires, but provides ample recommendations on the best methods of implementing a design to fulfill your needs.

Preview Chapters 1-5

Also available: BICSI International Standards Supplemental Information 001: Methodology for Selecting Data Center Design Class Utilizing Performance Criteria. An expansion on the content located within Annex B of BICSI 002, this free document provides the foundation of the BICSI data center Class system.

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