The given diagram demonstrates how a storage area made from a material called concrete canvas was produced.
Overall, the process consists of eight stages, commencing with manufacturing, and culminating with using.
At the first step, the so-called concrete canvas is produced by the combination of various materials. In detail, a waterproof layer is situated at the bottom, while a thick dry concrete layer is put in the middle, and on the top is fibrous surface. After that, this raw material wrapped into numerous blocks is delivered by a lorry before being covered by a thin film. After being primarily transported, this manufactured product is spreaded on the ground by a rope and pegs that are typically 10 meters long.
After initial setup, air is pumped into through a door mechanism, which these concrete canvas blocks inflate and form a storage unit. Consequently, water is then irrigated into the entire surface, helping activate inside concrete canvas layer. Additionally, the solidity period lasts for 20 to 24 hours. When setting process finishes, the storage area made from concrete canvas is ready to be used, accommodating diffrent storing purposes.
