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channel efficiency

Measure of the ability of a river channel to move water and sediment. Channel efficiency can be measured by calculating the channel's hydraulic radius (cross-sectional area/length of bed and bank). The most efficient channels are generally semicircular in cross-section, and it is this shape that water engineers try to create when altering a river channel to reduce the risk of flooding.
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