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The image outlines an 8-step process for 'Making a storage area from concrete canvas'. Step 1, Manufacturing, shows a cross-section of the 'Concrete canvas' with three layers: 'Fibrous top surface', 'Dry concrete', and 'Waterproof layer'. Step 2 is Deliver, illustrating a truck transporting the material. Step 3, Unwrapping, shows rolls of the canvas with a 'Cover' being removed from a truck. Step 4, Spreading on the ground, depicts the canvas being unrolled to 10 meters, secured by 'Pegs' and pulled with a 'Rope' by a truck. Step 5 is Pumping air, where an 'Airpump' inflates the 'Concrete canvas' with 'Air'. Step 6 is Hydrating, which involves spraying 'Water' on the structure. Step 7, Setting, indicates a time of 20-24 hours. Step 8, Using, shows the completed structure for 'Storing' boxes.
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The diagram illustrates a processing of making storage zone from particular material concrete canvas
Overall, process eight stages starting with manufacturing of material to ready-use – space.
Beginning with manufacturing it clearly to see that every concrete canvas should contain fibrous top surface, dry concrete and waterproof layer. Later on, goods should be delivered by lorry and unwrapped those goods. The canvas are unloaded from lorry on ground, fixed by pegs and measured. Following stage it is pumping air when concrete canvas exposed by air pressure generated by air pump. After that, the product should be hydrated by water. Then in the setting stage product stays for 20-24 hours as well. Finally the fully finished material is installed for the construction a warehouse
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