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← HistoryWhich risk increases when surface tension effects are dominant in Mughal garden water channels?
A)Reduced hydraulic radius efficiency✓
B)Catastrophic structural collapse occurs
C)Accelerated material bio-degradation
D)Increased turbulent flow oscillation
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Reduced hydraulic radius efficiency increases because surface tension inhibits uniform flow, especially in shallow channels, creating viscous resistance (the mechanism). Turbulent flow is less established, the structure has less load, and bio-degradation proceeds regardless; therefore A, not B/C/D, is the outcome.
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