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| navigate by keyword : above area based can canals channel channels combination conveyance cross discharge estimating even given have inspite lined lining loss losses observation per programme rate reduce reduced reduction same saving section seepage should significantly smaller surface than there therefore typically unit unlined unlinedchannels water will |
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| Inspite of the above observation, lining can significantly reduce conveyance losses. Lined channels have a smaller surface area for a given discharge than unlinedchannels. Typically a lined channel will have 40% of the unlined surface area for a given discharge. Therefore even at the same loss rate per unit area there will be a saving in water. When estimating the reduction in losses from a lining programme, this should be based on the combination of a reduced cross-section and a reduced seepage rate per unit area. |
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