Cricket fever is gripping the Bengaluru city as the much-anticipated clash between Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) is set to take center stage this Saturday at the iconic M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru!
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Recent downpours might seem concerning with the forecast of about 74 to 78% chances of rain, but cricket fans be assured of the nail-biting action of their favorite teams as the stadium boasts a secret weapon: the world’s best sub-air drainage and aeration system.
Despite the rain forecasts and possible interruptions threatening to disrupt Saturday’s crucial RCB vs CSK match, the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium’s cutting-edge SubAir drainage system, owned by the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), is boosting fan’s interest on the possible match status or Will Rain Wash Out the RCB vs CSK Clash?
This drainage system is capable of making the ground dry in quite a little time making it ready for another battle so if the rain pours then also you can rest assured as this sub-air drainage and aeration system is run by a 200-horsepower machine developed by US-based SubAir, which is enough to drain a mind-boggling 10,000 liters of water per minute.
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Fate of the Match: Will the rain outshine RCB’s Dreams?
Cricket fans in Bengaluru don’t fret about the rain predictions as you will witness the exciting thriller of the iconic clash of RCB and CSK that will decide the fate of the teams, but there are always ifs and buts and one such is the rain that can hinder the match results. But with the sub-air drainage and aeration system, chances of continuation of the match are high conditioned that the rain stops pouring otherwise CSK will qualify directly as no reserve day is kept or if the rain stops then RCB won’t qualify unless it wins the game by 18 or more runs or before 18 overs.
How does this Sub-air drainage and aeration system work?
The M. Chinnaswamy Stadium has a highly developed and latest drainage system that has also previously helped teams to shortly resume just after the rain showers. So even if it rains the chances are that the game would resume with a bit of delay. Let’s take a deep look at how this system helps resume the game after rain showers.
The KSCA uses a digital SubAir system to maintain its ground, which operates in different modes to adapt to changing weather conditions. This system requires sand as the base instead of conventional red soil to ensure proper drainage.
Unlike the traditional regular soil, the new sand allows water to percolate and the drainage system under the soil sucks out water reducing the slipperiness and bringing down the injury chances.
As per the moneycontrol, this sub-air system operates using a 200-horsepower machine and functions in two modes: pressure mode and suction mode. In suction mode, powered by vacuum, it can remove up to 10,000 liters of water per minute from the outfield stop puddles from forming, and help the ground dry faster. In another mode, it brings fresh air to the roots of grass helping it to dry fast.
The SubAir system is controlled digitally, with schedules planned ahead of time. Every hour, the pressure mode is turned on to give the roots some air. The frequency can differ based on the weather conditions.
Looking ahead for the thrilling and exciting playoff of the season
The upcoming Saturday clash has become one of the most critical league stage games of the IPL this year The winner will likely secure a playoff berth, with only one spot remaining after Sunrisers Hyderabad, Kolkata Knight Riders, and Rajasthan Royals have already booked their places. The well-maintained drainage system should minimize any rain disruptions, ensuring a smooth continuation or start of the match
