Process Diyorbek hayitmurodov Three types of flow-charts

Process

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Three types of flow-charts

• Flow chart (processes)
• Flow chart (systems)
• Flow chart (cycles)

The pictures below show the recycling process of wasted glass bottles.

The diagram below shows how electricity is generated in a hydroelectric power station

The diagram below shows the water cycle, which is the continuous movement of water on, above and below the surface of the Earth.

The diagram below shows how a cup of tea is made

Introduction The flow-chart illustrates

1 the process of

2 the process by which

3 the process that people follow in order to

• make a cup of tea
• making a cup of tea
• a cup of tea is made

Typical overview

Overall, it is clear that there are eight stages in the process from pouring water into the kettle to enjoying a cup of tea.

Key INFORMATION: #1 Sets of stages

The process of making a cup of tea can be divided in two clear sets of stages: those in the kettle and those in the cup.

#2 Raw MATERIALS

In order to make a cup of tea, you need water, a teabag and, if required, milk and sugar.

#3 Equipment

The flow chart shows that the process requires relatively little specialized equipment

#4 Time

All the stages of the process take roughly ten minutes to complete

#5 PEOPLE

• Quality control technicians
• Factory staff
• Farmers

overview

Overall, it is clear that making a cup of tea can be divided into two clear sets of stages: those in the kettle and those in the cup. The process requires relatively specialized equipment and takes around 10 minutes to complete

The diagram below shows the process by which bricks are manufactured for the building industry.

SAMPLE INTRO AND OVERVIEW

Overall, the manufacturing of bricks can be divided into two groups of stages: getting them into rectangular shape and treating them. A wide range of equipment and materials are required.