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The image illustrates a linear sequence titled 'Manufacturing to Using' for creating a storage area with concrete canvas, involving eight distinct stages: (1) Manufacturing, where dry concrete mix is encapsulated inside a layer allowing water passage and a waterproof polymer; (2) Delivering, using a truck to transport the packaged canvas; (3) Unwrapping, preparing canvas rolls up to 10 meters in length; (4) Unfolding, placing the unwrapped canvas on the ground; (5) Inflating via air pump, forming a semi-circular shape between 2 to 3 meters in height; (6) Hydrating, by adding water to the inflated canvas; (7) Setting, where the structure solidifies within 12 to 24 hours; (8) Using, depicting the completed and functional storage space. There are no numerical data points or percentages beyond those related to dimensions, time, and volume description in each step.
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The diagram illustrates how concrete canvas is made and used for a storage area.
Overall, there are eight stages in this process. It starts with manufacturing the concrete canvas and ends with the completed structure is used as a storage area.
Initially, the concrete canvas is manufactured by bonding three different layers together. The top layer allows water to pass through, while the middle layer consists of dry concrete fibre and the bottom layer is made of waterproof plastic. Once the material has been produced, it is packaged and transported to the site by truck. At the site, the package is unwrapped, revealing a canvas which is approximately one metre wide. The canvas is then unfolded and spread out on the ground. It is secured with pegs and a rope, and measures about 10 metres in length.
In the next stage, air is pumped into the canvas using a pump, causing it to form a dome-shaped structure that is 2.5 metres high. The inflated structure is subsequently hydrated by spraying water onto it. After being hydrated, the structure is left to set and harden for 20-24 hours. Finally, once the concrete canvas has hardened, the completed structure can be used as a storage area.
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