The flow chart illustrates the steps and aparatus used for producing cement, as well as the procedure of manufacturing concrete from cement for construction use.
The diagram shows one of the possible ways to produce cement in six steps, and how cement is used to produce concrete on construction sites.
First, in the cement manufacturing process, limestone and clay will be put in/through a crusher machine and crushed into powder. Next, this compound is mixed thoroughly in a mixing tube, then being transferred to a rotating heater where it is heated to the right temperature. After that, the powder is transfered to the Grinder and ground to smaller powder size. The result of this process is the fine powdered material, called cement, which would be packed into bags and is ready to ship to the next step.
At the next stage of making concrete, a kind of mixture of four main materials including 15% of cement, 10% of water, 25% sand, and 50% of gravel (small stone) would be poured into a concrete mixer machine. Subsequently, the final products which is recognised as concrete would be ready for building purposes.
The flow chart illustrates the steps and
aparatus
used
for producing
cement
,
as well
as the procedure of manufacturing concrete from
cement
for construction
use
.
The diagram
shows
one of the possible ways to produce
cement
in six steps, and how
cement
is
used
to produce concrete on construction sites.
First
, in the
cement
manufacturing process, limestone and clay will
be put
in/through a crusher machine and crushed into powder.
Next
, this compound
is mixed
thoroughly
in a mixing tube, then
being transferred
to a rotating heater where it
is heated
to the right temperature. After that, the powder is
transfered
to the Grinder and ground to smaller powder size. The result of this process is the fine powdered material, called
cement
, which would
be packed
into bags and is ready to ship to the
next
step.
At the
next
stage of making concrete, a kind of mixture of four main materials including 15% of
cement
, 10% of water, 25% sand, and 50% of gravel (
small
stone) would
be poured
into a concrete mixer machine.
Subsequently
, the final products which is
recognised
as concrete would be ready for building purposes.