Distribution Systems is a structured network within irrigation water conveyance that channels water from main supply sources to individual fields through a hierarchically arranged arrangement of primary, secondary, and tertiary canals, differing from other conveyance components by its specific function of spatially allocating and regulating water delivery to end users.
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