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The image depicts two diagrams labeled "Cement Production" and "Concrete Production". The first diagram illustrates the process of cement production starting with limestone(80%) and clay(20%) entering a crusher, becoming powder, passing through a rotating heater with heat application before being grinded into cement and packed into bags. The second diagram displays the process of concrete production where cement(15%), water(10%), sand(25%), and gravel(50%) are mixed together in a concrete mixer, with an annotation indicating that "Gravel = small stones".
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The given diagram illustrates the steps and tools to make cement, and the use of this in concrete production for construction.
A glance in the picture reveals that producing cement commences with crushing raw materials, then packaging after stages in order to manufacture concrete in the mixer.
The cement production begins with crushing limestone and clay into powder and mix them. Next, the mixture is heated in a rotating heater to grind it into cement afterwards, Finally, it is packaged into bags which are utilized as a material to manufacture concrete.
The concrete-making process requires 4 materials, namely cement, water, sand and gravel. Initially, mixing concrete needs 15% of cement, 10% of water, 25% of sand and 50% of gravel – which accounts for the largest proportion in produccing concrete.
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