Writing task 1 - Cement and concrete production

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Ecro
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Writing task 1 - Cement and concrete production

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Here is a link to the picture: http://prikachi.com/images.php?images/827/8610827z.png

The diagrams give information about the equipment and stages used to create cement, and how it's used in concrete production.

In the cement production, limestone and clay are crushed in a crusher in order to produce powder. The powder is then goes through a mixer and a rotating heater. When the cement comes out of the rotating heater, it slides down a grinder and is ready to be packed in bags.

Concrete production requires 15% cement, 25% sand, 10% water and 50% gravel. All of those ingredients are mixed together in a concrete mixer which is rotating. Unlike cement production, concrete production doesn't need a lot of special equipment like crushers and rotating heaters.

Overall, concrete production requires less equipment, but on the other hand, more ingredients are needed to produce it.


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Re: Writing task 1 - Cement and concrete production

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Overall, a good report. To make it better, spend a little more time on describing the first process, using connectives to link the different stages.

All the best,
David
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Re: Writing task 1 - Cement and concrete production

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Ecro wrote: The diagrams provide information about the equipment and stages used to create cement, and how it's used in concrete production.

During cement production, limestone and clay are crushed in a crusher in order to produce powder. The powder then travels through a mixer and a rotating heater. When the cement comes out of the rotating heater, it slides down a grinder and is ready to be packed in bags.

Concrete production requires 15% cement, 25% sand, 10% water and 50% gravel. All of those ingredients are mixed together in a rotating concrete mixer. Unlike cement production, concrete production doesn't need a lot of special equipment like crushers and rotating heaters.

Overall, concrete production requires less equipment, but more ingredients.
Ecro
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Re: Writing task 1 - Cement and concrete production

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David.IELTS.Examiner wrote:Overall, a good report. To make it better, spend a little more time on describing the first process, using connectives to link the different stages.

All the best,
David
Thank you for your advice. I'll definitely work on that.

Have a great day,
Ecro
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Re: Writing task 1 - Cement and concrete production

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Flick wrote:
Ecro wrote: The diagrams provide information about the equipment and stages used to create cement, and how it's used in concrete production.

During cement production, limestone and clay are crushed in a crusher in order to produce powder. The powder then travels through a mixer and a rotating heater. When the cement comes out of the rotating heater, it slides down a grinder and is ready to be packed in bags.

Concrete production requires 15% cement, 25% sand, 10% water and 50% gravel. All of those ingredients are mixed together in a rotating concrete mixer. Unlike cement production, concrete production doesn't need a lot of special equipment like crushers and rotating heaters.

Overall, concrete production requires less equipment, but more ingredients.
Thank you, Flick, for correcting my Writing task!

Have a great day,
Ecro
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