The diagram illustrates the process of constructing a storage area using concrete canvas across a series of stages.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is apparent that the process consists of eight main steps, beginning with the manufacturing of the material and ending with the storage area ready for use.
The process begins when the concrete canvas is produced, comprising three distinct layers: a fibrous top layer, a layer of dry concrete in the middle, and a waterproof layer at the bottom. Once the material is manufactured, it is delivered to the construction site, where the canvas is unrolled.
Subsequently, the material is secured to one end of a rope, which is then pulled until the canvas reaches a length of 10 metres. Pegs are inserted at each corner to anchor the canvas to the ground. This is followed by inflating the structure by pumping air into it, raising it to a height of 8 metres. Next, water is sprayed onto the canvas to allow it to harden. Finally, after approximately 24 hours of drying, the structure is ready for use as a storage facility.
