These days, there is severe heat in North India. In many places, the temperature has reached 55 degrees Celsius. Haryana is the hottest place in the country, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh are reeling under the heat, Many states have been hit by heatwaves, Videos of soldiers baking papad and rotis in the scorching sun are surfacing on social media., In Rajasthan, the heat has made the oil so hot that any food item can be fried in it., This heat is proving to be very difficult for many people to bear., In such a situation, do you know that this is the condition of wet bulb temperature. Now you must be wondering what is this? So let’s know.
What is wet bulb temperature?
If the temperature is more than 35 degrees Celsius, then this condition is considered as wet bulb temperature. If the temperature is more than this, then the body’s sweat has trouble evaporating., In such a situation, if the body temperature does not turn into steam, then the body temperature starts increasing rapidly.,
This can cause a person to suffer from hyperthermia., This is that situation, in which the body absorbs or produces more heat than it can release, This can also be called a medical emergency., In which the body temperature drops dangerously and weight,Bulb temperature is the range of heat and humidity, Beyond which man cannot bear the high temperature, Climate scientists believe that this is a very dangerous situation, in which the person sits,You might even die while sitting,
How did it get this name,
Now the question arises that where did this name come from?, So let me tell you that when the heat becomes extreme, even normal thermometers stop working., In such a situation, a wet bulb thermometer is used., This thermometer contains mercury and is covered with a wet cloth, Usually a muslin cloth is used to cover it and it is placed in a vessel filled with cold water, The temperature measured by this thermometer indicates heat, Based on the temperature measured by this, it is decided what the temperature is and who is at risk from it.,
