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The image depicts two separate diagrams; the first illustrates the cement production process, composed of limestone and clay being fed into a crusher, producing powder. This powder goes into a mixer, then a rotating heater with heat applied from underneath, forming another powder which passes through a grinder, resulting in cement packaged in bags. The second diagram shows concrete production, where 15% cement, 10% water, 25% sand, and 50% gravel—identified as small stones—are combined in a concrete mixer to produce concrete.
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The image shows the stages and components used in cement manufacturing, and cement is used in the construction of buildings.
Overall, the process of cement production in industry is explained step by step, and it is used in concrete production for buildings.
On the one hand, cement production starts with limestone and clay being crushed together in a crusher to create a mixed powder, and in the second stage, they run through the mixer. After the mixer, they go to a rotating heater. In a 5-hour heating run, they go to a grinder, andin the final step, they are put in bags.
On the other hand, in step one, water and cement (roughly 10% water and 15% cement) are mixed. After that, 25% sand and 50% gravel are mixed and run to a rotating chamber, finally producing the concrete.
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