The given diagram illustrates the process of making soft cheese.
Overall, this is a linear process with 5 main stages, starting with mixing water and milk and ending with cooling the final product.
Initially, the introduction of water and milk into the mixing chamber, where the liquid is thoroughly blended. Secondly, the liquid undergoes a cooling phase at 50C in 2 hours. The mixture with added salt from the valve, is then transferred to the next container, where the product is boiled at 370C in 6 hours for the fermentation process to become thicker.
Subsequently, the mixture is transferred to the evaporation stage, where it is boiled again at 1000C for 8 hours until the steam appears through a pipe. Next, the mixture is purified by a filter to eliminate any impurities before it is transferred to the cooling chamber where the final product is stored at 50C in 8 hours.
