The diagram below shows the manufacturing for making sugar from sugarcane.

The diagram shows the manufacturing

process

of

sugar

from sugarcane. It is shown through 7 stages of the production

process

with arrows and pictures illustrating each

step

.

Overall

, the

process

will begin with the planting and harvesting of the sugarcanes before transitioning to utilize more industrialized methods from

step

4 onwards for the extraction

process

of

sugar

from the crop. We will first examine the first half of the entire

process

. The creation of

sugar

begins as sugarcanes are planted into the ground and grown.

This

process

takes around 12 to 18 months before we move on to the next

step

which is harvesting. Here there are two illustrations, depicting how sugarcanes can be harvested manually or through the use of vehicles like tractors. The crop is

then

crushed to produce juice, as shown in

step

3, with the assistance of machinery as the accompanying picture displays. Moving on to the more industrial aspect of the

process

, the sugarcane juice will first get purified in stage 4, through the use of a funnel with a limestone filter. Doing

this

will rid the liquid of any impure substances that can't be removed by evaporating the compound, using an evaporator in

step

5 of the assembly line. Applying heat to the juice will turn it into syrup, creating

sugar

crystals in the

process

.

Step

6 is to separate these crystals from the syrup, through a method called a centrifuge.

Finally

, by leaving the crystals out to dry and cool, they will turn into

sugar

that is

ready for consumers.