Which process limits efficient water transport within Mughal garden fountains due to conduit encrustation?

💡 Explanation

Calcium carbonate precipitation reduces the water flow rates inside pipes due to scale formation. This scaling restricts the cross-sectional area because dissolved calcium and bicarbonate ions exceed the solubility limit in the water, therefore leading to mineral deposition rather than remaining dispersed.

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