The given diagram demonstrates the systematic process through which bamboo fabric is made and how different clothes are manufactured from that.
Overall, there are a variety of steps involved in the process, beginning with planting bamboo plants in spring and ending with making fabric in order to produce different types of clothes.
Firstly, bamboo plants are planted in the spring over a period of time, and then are harvested by workers in the autumn. In the next step, harvested bamboo plants then pass through cutting equipment in order to produce smaller bamboo pieces. Subsequently, smaller pieces are then crushed by crushing strips to make liquid pulp and prepare for the next stage.
At the next stage of the process, liquid pulp passes through the funnel, which will filter the liquid and remove long fibers or pieces of the mixture. The step then moves to adding water and amine oxide into the mixture, which makes the fibers become softer. Moreover, soften fibers are then spun to make yarn. Weaves are made from yarn, which prepares for making fabric with the aim of manufacturing different kinds of clothes for customers.