Which consequence resulted when Medieval aqueduct channels calcified?

💡 Explanation

Aqueduct calcification increases hydraulic roughness, causing increased frictional pressure drop because mineral deposits narrow the channel. Therefore, flow rate diminished due to increased resistance, rather than changes in water purity or stability.

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