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The image depicts a flowchart detailing the process starting from "Locate oil," branching into either "refine oil into different products including Patrol" or "store oil in Storage tank" or "pump oil through pipeline." From "refine oil into different products including Patrol," the flow proceeds to "store petrol in Tank." From "store oil in Storage tank," it leads to "refine oil into different products including Patrol." From "pump oil through pipeline," the flow bifurcates into "store petrol in Tank" or "Transport patrol to petrol stations." The process then converges as "store petrol in Tank" also proceeds to "store patrol in underground tanks," which then leads to "pump patrol into car tanks."
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The provided flow diagram exhibits the how oil is dicovered and refined as petrol for motor vehicles from the petrol station.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that petrol production involves in eight stages, starting with finding the location of oil and ending with delivering petrol to car tanks.
The process begins in the oil field where oil mine is explored by setting up pipelines. Then, the oil is extracted though the pipelines before being stored in storage tank. Next, it turned to the most crucial stage where crude oil is refined into various products such as petrol, octane, diesel etc.
Afterwards, this precious item is preserved in large container until it is transported to petrol stations. As soon as it is reached the depot, it is poured into underground tanks. Eventually, the petrol is ready to pump into car tanks.
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