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The image shows a process diagram titled "Process for making soft cheese" with a legend defining four symbols: a bar for "Liquid to thick mixture", a diamond-topped icon for "mixer", a burner icon for "heat", and a small cylinder for "filter". The process flows left to right through connected containers: 1) Initial inputs of "water" and "milk" enter a container marked with "mixing" at the inlet and "mixing" inside with a mixer icon; 2) A pipe leads to a container labeled "cooling", containing a mixer icon, operated at "9°C" for "(2 hours)"; 3) "salt" is added into the connecting pipe leading to a container labeled "fermentation", containing a mixer icon, with heat below at "37°C" for "(6 hours)"; 4) The next container is labeled "evaporation" with "steam" rising from a valve, heated below at "100°C" for "(8 hours)"; 5) The pipe passes through a filter, with a branch draining "waste water" at the bottom; 6) The main pipe leads into a final tall container labeled "cooling" at top, containing "soft cheese", maintained at "5°C" for "(8 hours)".
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The diagram shows the stages involved in manufacturing soft cheese from row materials like water and milk.
Overall, cheese production undergoes a series of stages until it becomes soft cheese, starting with mixing process and ending with the final cooking stage. In total, the entire procedure takes 24 hours to complete with a temperature ranging dramatically from 5C to 100C.
In the initial stage, water and milk send to the mixer in order to combine them together to form a thick mixture. This mixture subsequently transferred to cooling machine, where it is kept at a temperature of 9C for a period of two hours. Afterwards, salt is introduced and send to fermentation tank for six hours at a temperature of 37C.
Following this, fermented material is then transferred to an evaporation tank, which is in 100C and evaporate for 6 hours with mixing the substance. At the end, evaporated milk is filtered through cooling tank. After eight hours at a temperature of 5C the substance become ready for consumption, while any leftover waste water is drained away.
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