In hydrologic terms, the loss of water from a conduit due to leakage, seepage, evaporation, or evapo-transpiration.

water lost during transport. Evaporation from a creek, leakage from a pipe.

Water that is lost in transit from a canal, conduit, or ditch by leakage or evaporation. Generally, the water is not available for further use; however, leakage from an irrigation ditch, for example, can percolate to a groundwater source and be available for further use.

water that is lost in transit from a pipe, canal, or ditch by leakage or evaporation. Generally, the water is not available for further use; however, leakage from an irrigation ditch, for example, may percolate to a groundwater source and be available for further use.

Water loss in pipes and channels by leakage or evaporation.

Water lost in conveyance (pipe, channel, conduit, ditch) by leakage or evaporation.

Water loss in pipes, channels, conduits, ditches by leakage or evaporation.

Water loss in pipes, channels, conduits, ditches by leakage or evaporation.

Water that is lost in transit from a pipe, canal, or ditch by leakage or evaporation. Generally, the water is not available for further use; however, leakage from an irrigation ditch, for example, may [..]

The loss of water from a conduit due to leakage, seepage, evaporation, or evapotranspiration.

In hydrologic terms, the loss of water from a conduit due to leakage, seepage, evaporation, or evapo-transpiration.

water loss in pipes, channels, conduits, and ditches by leakage or evaporation.

In hydrologic terms, the loss of water from a conduit due to leakage, seepage, evaporation, or evapo-transpiration.