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← HistoryWhich outcome arises when ancient Roman aqueducts experienced excessive head loss?
A)Sediment deposition within the channel✓
B)Increased structural vibrational resonance
C)Accelerated biofilm growth rates
D)Reduced dissolved oxygen concentration
💡 Explanation
Sedimentation occurs because reduced flow velocity diminishes tractive force therefore solids settle more easily in slow-moving sections, rather than remaining suspended due to higher flow regimes which cause erosion.
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