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The image features a process diagram titled "THE PROCESS OF PAPER MAKING", illustrating 10 numbered sequential steps connected by directional arrows: "1. Cutting Trees" showing pine trees and logs, pointing right to "2. Removing Bark" showing a stripped log and bark pieces, pointing right to "3. Chipping" showing a pile of wood chips, pointing right to "4. Pulping" showing a pulping vat, pointing down to "5. Cleaning" showing a cleaning vat, pointing left to "6. Paper Making" showing a paper-making machine, pointing left to "7. Drying" showing a drying machine with rollers and heat lines, pointing left to "8. Rolling" showing a paper roll, followed by "9. Cutting" showing a cutting machine, pointing right to "10. Packing" showing stacked and strapped packages of paper.
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The diagram outlines stages of making paper from trees.
Overall, this process consists of ten stages, beginning with the cutting trees and ending with the packing of final product. The process involves servral steps, including cutting trees, removing bark, chipping, pulping the water and cleaning it, paper of making then dying, rolling, cutting and packing.
In the initial stage, trees are cut in shape which is shown in the diagram. After cutting trees, removing bark from it is essential. Once bark is removed, chipping it into small pieces. Next, pulping the water out of tank and clean it properly.
In the next stage, paper making through machine is began. Paper making then, dry them totally. After completing drying, rolling the papers so that, it is much easier to maintain. Cutting the papers before packing them. The final stage is packing the papers into different bunches to sale it to shopkeepers, making it ready to be sold in markets, completing the production cycle.
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