What Is Channel Use?

Channels in buildings are artificial waterways with free water. The channels on the ground are mostly open channels. Buried buried under the ground is called an underdrain (see water pipeline). Channels can be divided into irrigation channels, power channels (for diversion and power generation), water supply channels, navigation channels and drainage channels (for excluding farmland waterlogging, wastewater and urban sewage), etc. In practical engineering, it is often used for multiple purposes, such as the combination of irrigation and navigation, water supply, and irrigation and power generation. The main contents of channel design are: channel selection, determination of section form and size, and drafting of channel anti-seepage measures.