The process diagram illustrates the way how coffee beans are manufactured and get ready for sale, involving 11 important stages.
Overall, it is readily apparent that it is a multi-stepped process diagram, which starts with coffee beans being picked by a farmer and culminating with drying it in a vacuum right before selling it.
In the first stage of the production, fruits of the coffee bean tree being picked up by farmers, right before drying them under the bright sun. Afterwards, beans are roasting under a heat, and then it is important to cool them down rapidly. It is notable that coffee beans are grinding in a grinder. Once it is done, the ready substance is mixed up in hot water, straining the mixture.
Secondly, strained mixture must be frozen in a fridge, and the frozen liquid is grinded. Subsequently, grinded material is heated under a high heat in a vacuum, which helps to steam its water. In the last stage, the product is ready for selling and consumption.
