Which consequence results when Roman aqueduct lime deposits thicken significantly?

💡 Explanation

A reduced flow rate occurs when lime deposits increase because the flow area reduces, inducing increased frictional LOSs. This is hydraulic diameter reduction, rather than structural failure or environmental stability improvements; therefore only flow is affected.

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