The diagram demonstrates the stages as well as essential equipment involved in the process of making cement and how it is used for the concrete production in buildings.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that cement production includes 5 main steps, ranging from the crushing of limestone and clay into powder and commences when the final product is wrapped into bags. Meanwhile, another concrete production requires a mixture of four ingredients at the beginning while ending with the rotation of a designated machinery.
The process begins when limestone and clay are crushed into powder, which is then fed through a mixer before going through a rotating heater. Subsequently, the material is then transmitted to a grinder, where it is ground into cement. The final step revolves around packing the product into bags.
Moving on to the concrete production. Here, the cement from the previous steps becomes one of the main ingredients in the process of making concrete for building purposes. 15% of cement, along with 25% of sand, 10% of water and 50% of gravel are mixed together in a concrete mixer. The rotating motion helps create a homogeneous state.