PROCESS:
The diagram shows the life cycle of the honey bee.
The diagram illustrates how honey bees grow from eggs to
mature adult insects.
In summary, the entire life cycle lasts between 34 and 36 days.
It is also noticeable that there are four distinct phases in the
development of the honey bee.
The life cycle of a honey bee begins when an adult female bee
lays an egg. The female normally lays one or two eggs every
three days. After approximately 9 to 10 days, each egg hatches
and the immature honey bee emerges.
The nymph grows in size and loses its skin three times
throughout the third stage of its cycle of life. This moulting
occurs first 5 days after the egg hatches, again 7 days later,
and then once more 9 days later. The young adult honey bee
emerges from its last stage of moulting. After only 4 days, they
reach maturity and the cycle comes back again.
The diagram below shows how instant noodles are
manufactured.
The picture illustrates the multiple stages in which instant
noodles are produced.
Overall, it is obvious that this manufacturing line consists of
eight steps, starting with the storage of flour in silos and ending
with the labelling and sealing of cups.
At the initial stage of this process, the wheat flour is delivered
from a truck into tower silos for storage. After that, it is placed
in a mixing machine, where it is combined with a mixture of
water and oil. Once this stage has been finished, the resultant
mixture is rolled over until it creates dough sheets. Having
been passed through a machine, the dough sheets are divided
into strips.
At the subsequent stage, these dough strips are shaped into
noodle discs, then they are fried in oil and left to dry. Following
this, the cups are prepared, where the dried noodles discs
along with vegetables and spices are put in. The process
concludes with the cups being labelled and sealed.