Within historic Mughal garden systems, which risk increases when gravitational potential energy is minimized throughout underground qanat channels?

💡 Explanation

Reduced potential creates sluggish water flow, because decreased velocity diminishes the kinetic energy and sediment-carrying capacity, therefore sediment accumulates and drops out in irrigation of distant regions, rather than being deposited at the source.

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