Diversion inlet

Diversion inlet

A conduit or tunnel upstream from an intake structure. Diversion inlet may be integral with the outlet works or be part of a separate conveyance structure that will only be used during construction.

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Category: Civil engineering
Government Agency: U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
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