Water is the backbone of every civil infrastructure system—whether it’s drinking water supply, irrigation, or industrial use. But before water reaches treatment plants or pipelines, it needs to be collected from natural sources like rivers, reservoirs, lakes, or canals. That’s where intake structures come in. An intake structure is the very first point where raw...
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