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Which type of state is achievable in artificial channels but not in rivers?

(a) Turbulent State

(b) Laminar State

(c) Regime State

(d) Uniform State

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The origin of the question is Stable Channels Design  in India in section Sediment Transport and Irrigation Channels Design of Irrigation Engineering

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The correct option is (c) Regime State

Easiest explanation: The channel is said to be in regime state, when the flow of the channel is such that silting and scouring effects need no special attention. This state is not easy to achieve in rivers but can be achieved in artificial channels, by proper designing of the channels.

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