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← HistoryWhich risk increases for early water canals that lacked periodic dredging?
A)Reduced water conveyance capacity✓
B)Increased structural wall pressure
C)Enhanced downstream flow velocity
D)Decreased canal sedimentation rates
💡 Explanation
Reduced conveyance capacity arises from sedimentation because sediment accumulation obstructs flow, decreasing effective cross-sectional area; this process is deposition, rather than sediment-dispersion; therefore reduced capacity results from sedimentation, rather than other structural damages.
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