Kanalsohle
Kanalsohle refers to the bottom surface of a canal or waterway, which plays a crucial role in maintaining the structural integrity and functionality of the watercourse. The term is commonly used in civil engineering, hydrology, and water management to describe the lowest part of a canal’s cross-section, where water flows directly. The design and condition of the Kanalsohle are essential for preventing erosion, ensuring proper drainage, and supporting the overall stability of the canal system.
The construction of a Kanalsohle typically involves careful selection of materials such as concrete, stone, or
Maintenance of the Kanalsohle is critical to prevent sediment buildup, which can reduce water flow efficiency
The design of a Kanalsohle also considers hydraulic principles, such as slope and cross-sectional shape, to