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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 flowchart diagram presents between searching for oil and selling out through a series of procedures from beginning to end.
The flow diagram shows that there are various stages in the process of pumping petrol into car tanks, from beginning with the search for oil from underground and ending with the refueling of vehicles from the filing station.
Firstly, oil miners have found and identified fossil fuels. Secondly, oil is pumped out through a pipeline, and stored in the storage tank. After that, stored oil is transferred to the refining process where it is extracted from stored oil. During the refining process, this oil is converted into different fuels.
Additionally, the patrol is picked up and handed over to a new storage tank. After that, the stored petrol is transferred to the petrol station by truck as well as poured down to the underground tank of the fueling station. Finally, it is pumped out into customer’s car tanks in exchange for money.
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