new australian open heat policy to counter oven-like conditions - latest measuring devices

The Australian Open next month will launch a new policy of extreme heat, setting out when to play safely to better cope with frequent ovens --
Like the conditions in court.
A new extreme heat policy will be introduced next month, stipulating when it is safe to play in order to better cope with frequent ovens --
Like the conditions in court.
The heat stress scale will be used for the first time in a Grand Slam tournament to help players rely on more weather to prevent fainting and fatigue
Measuring Equipment in Melbourne Park.
Organizers say it follows "cutting
Study and test the specific effects of heat stress on tennis players ".
The new rules will allow 10-
Minutes break between the second and third sets of women's singles-
In the range of one to five--
Record on hs before or during the first two groups of matches.
Men will get 10-
If 4 points are reached, rest for a minute after the third set.
If the heat stress level reaches Level 5, the competition can be suspended.
Caroline Broderick, chief medical officer of the Australian Tennis Association, said the scale takes into account the effects of heat on the human body, including the maximum stress that athletes can safely withstand, the person's sweat rate and their core temperature.
"The scale also takes into account the physiological differences between adults, wheelchairs, and young athletes, as well as four climatic factors ---
Air temperature, radiant heat or sun intensity, humidity and wind speed.
"Previously, the organizer could only activate the extreme temperature policy when the temperature exceeded 40 degrees Celsius, stop playing or close the roof (
104 degrees Fahrenheit)
Wet Bulb Global Temperature Index of meteorological bureau--
To estimate heat stress in humans. -hit 32. 5 Celsius.
The choking weather in Melbourne Park has caused serious problems for players in the past.
Suffering in the 2018 tournament is Gaelic montfirs, who is worried about his health in the medium term
Against Deyo in the afternoon
The Frenchman, considered one of the best players on the tour, looked dazed and confused in his second set and ended up getting medical help.
He later said that he was "dead" in court, while France's Alize Cornet was monitored by a doctor during the medical suspension for her blood pressure and pulse, after which she would faint.
One of the worst years of the warm-up was the 2014 season, when many players were in trouble.
One of them was Blaz Kavcic, who was taking a drip while Frank Dancevic said that he had an illusion about Snoopy, the cartoon character.