Which constraint impacts Roman aqueduct flow rates using a inverted siphon?

💡 Explanation

Siphons required precise elevation differences to initialize flow. A small hydraulic head difference limits flow because excessive head induces cavitation, causing flow disruption, thereby reducing water delivered, rather than other material failures being immediately pertinent.

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