Which consequence occurs when Roman aqueduct outflow surpasses demand?

💡 Explanation

Sedimentation increases because reduced flow velocity causes particulate matter to settle; therefore, pipes clog, rather than hydrostatic stress or reservoir changes developing, because the aqueduct system has overflow mechanisms regulating pressure/volume.

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