Irrigation Engineering
Headworks are structures built across a river to help control and divert water into canals.
Their main purpose is to supply water for irrigation, drinking, and industrial use.
They usually include a weir or a barrage that raises the water level, making it easier to guide the flow into canals.
Other parts like gates, sluices, and sediment control devices are also used to regulate the flow and keep the supply steady and manageable.
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