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The image depicts the paper-making process starting from timber; first, timber is transported and undergoes de-barking using a de-barking machine, followed by chipping in a chipping machine, then it proceeds to either mechanical pulping, chemical pulping, or is processed via a hydrapulper, before advancing to screening and cleaning, and finally arriving at the paper making machine to produce paper.
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The diagram illustrates the various steps needed to produce paper.
There are three distinct stages: wood processing; pulping and finally the creation of the final paper itself.
First of all trees are extracted and felled by means of a bulldozer. After that, the timber is sent for a de-barking in a building specially designed for that purpose. Once the bark has been removed, the wood is placed in a chipping machine to be broken down into smaller fragments. The second stage, pulping, can be done mechanically, chemically or using a hydrapulper.
The final stage is where the pulp is screened and cleaned ready to be introduced into the paper making machine where the final product is produced.
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