The diagram illustrates the chronological steps involved in constructing a storage room using concrete canvas. Overall, this is an 8-step manmade process that employs tools and transportable concrete to build a storage facility rapidly.
First, the concrete canvas is manufactured using three compressed layers. The top layer absorbs water and hardens upon drying, the middle layer consists mostly of dry concrete fibers, and the bottom layer is made of waterproof plastic to ensure the inside of the storage remains dry. Once the canvas is prepared, it is transported to the designated area using a truck for constructionIn the third step, the 1-meter compressed canvas is unwrapped. With the assistance of a rope attached to the truck, the canvas is unfolded to a length of 10 meters and secured to the ground using pegs.
In the fifth stage, a pump is utilized to blow air from the left side, causing the concrete canvas to curve upward on the right side, swelling to a height of 2.5 meters above the ground. In the subsequent stage, water is sprayed onto the top layer of the canvas to hydrate it, facilitating the hardening of the topside and creating a uniform structure with the concrete fibers inside. Within the following 20 to 24 hours, the canvas dries, and the lower portion of the plastic forms a barrier that keeps the storage room resistant to outside A door is installed on the left side, where air was blown during construction. Consequently, the fully enclosed storage room is effectively completed with the formation of concrete canvas.