Cement Production and Concrete Production

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Cement Production and Concrete Production

The figures illustrate the steps and tools which are used in the cement-production process, and how to make concrete for building purposes using cement. Overall, it can be seen that concrete-making process is shorter than cement-making process.

First of all, limestone and clay are basic ingredients which are crushed to result in powder. The result passes throughout the mixer and then the rotating heater in order to heat it. Furthermore, it is grind to produce the cement. Finally, the cement is packed and ready to use and to sell in store.

Next, the cement is very essential to be used in the concrete-making process. The proportion of cement which is taken to create concrete is 15%. In addition, the percentage of small stones is 50%. It is twice of the proportion of sand (25%) and five-fold of the proportion of water (10%). To make the concrete, all ingredients are mixed in concrete mixer as the first as well as the last step of the concrete production.

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The result passes throughout the mixer and then the rotating heater in order to heat it.
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and to sell in store.
and to sell in stores.

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